BBC article 'Why does the women's minister keep changing?'
highlights a number of issues:
'Now a committee of MPs is asking whether the constant "merry-go-round" is affecting the work of the unit responsible for government policy on women, sexual orientation and transgender equality.
Maria Miller, who chairs the women and equalities committee, called for "consistency in ministerial responsibility" and questioned the wisdom of moving the brief around different departments.
"The equalities brief is hugely important to the government's agenda of tackling burning injustices," the Conservative MP - who was women and equalities minister between 2012 and 2014 - told the BBC.
"And if this is going to continue to be a top priority then we have to have some consistency in ministerial responsibility."'
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44059451
I wonder if the 'burning injustices' would be better served by having two ministers/ committees etc: one for women, one for equalities?
They would obviously have overlap and be able to work together effectively.