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	Andrew Burnham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andy Burnham contested the safe Labour seat of Leigh at the 2001 General Election following the retirement of Lawrence Cunliffe.
		Following his election to parliament, Andy Burnham became a Member of the Department of Health Select Committee from 2001 until 2003, when he was appointed the Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the Home Secretary David Blunkett.
		Andy Burnham married Marie-France Van Heel in 2000 and they have a son and two daughters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Burnham (450 words)

	House of Lords - European Union - Minutes of Evidence
		Andy Burnham: I am led to believe that the problem relates to the way in which the Framework Decision has been implemented in Germany and that the issue is not one of incompatibility with the German constitution or a problem itself with the Framework Decision.
		Andy Burnham: Well, obviously we are in contact with them and the Court gave the Polish authorities a deadline, a period of grace by which it postponed the annulment of the provision that was in dispute until 18 months after the publication of its judgment.
		Andy Burnham: Yes, and I think more broadly we all have a common interest in seeing that justice is served and seen to be done but, equally, it would be unsatisfactory to have an imperfect relationship and we would have to address those questions at the time.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/ld200506/ldselect/ldeucom/156/6011805.htm (2012 words)

	Andy Burnham Leigh Labour MP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy Burnham Leigh Labour MP As your MP, born locally and living in the constituency, I have a unique understanding of local issues.
		As the Leigh Labour MP, born locally and living in the constituency, Andy Burnham has a unique understanding of local issues.
		The Andy Burnham website is being developed not only to give information but to provide the people of Leigh with a voice and a means of communication on matters which affect them.
	www.andyburnham.org /index.htm (150 words)

	House of Commons - Science and Technology - Minutes of Evidence
		Andy Burnham: I think that I will have to disappoint you and say that I am not this morning going to say that December 2007 will be the date by which GovCo will be judged.
		Andy Burnham: What I think I am saying on the pension scheme is that I do not believe it is possible to say that the new scheme is comparable in every regard to the principal Civil Service scheme that people are currently members of.
		Andy Burnham: Directly, we will publish some proposals in January for further consultation, but that will be an open consultation exercise rather than some of the more internal work that has been going on to this point.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200506/cmselect/cmsctech/685/5112303.htm (2547 words)

	Andy Burnham MP : The Department of Health - About us: Ministers and department leaders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy Burnham MP was appointed Minister of State for Delivery and Quality at the Department of Health in May 2006.
		Andy was elected as a Member of Parliament for Leigh in June 2001.
		Andy was educated in Merseyside and gained an MA in English at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.
	www.dh.gov.uk /AboutUs/MinistersAndDepartmentLeaders/MinisterOverview/MinistersBiography/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4134593&chk=KWGluM (259 words)

	Search: spoken by Andy Burnham (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Andy Burnham: First time there was a big crowd there.
		Andy Burnham: I know that Conservative Members feel uncomfortable about the story of progress in the national health service, but I shall lay out the facts.
		Andy Burnham: I will give way to the shadow Secretary of State in a moment, but first I shall develop my point.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search/?pid=10766&pop=1 (1126 words)

	Spy Blog: Andy Burnham's "Chip and PIN" Identity Card verification fantasy
		A Press Association report quotes junior Home Office Minister Andy Burnham on the idea of "Chip and PIN" and the proposed National Identity Card scheme, ahead of today's vote in the House of Commons on the Identity Cards Bill 2005.
		The Home Office Minister, Andy Burnham, said a "chip and pin" style code number could be used to verify cardholders' identities in some cases, rather than fingerprints, face and iris scans which will be encoded in the card.
		Mr Burnham said: "A PIN number would be a new 'intermediate' way of checking a card was authentic.
	p10.hostingprod.com /@spyblog.org.uk/blog/2006/03/andy_burnhams_chip_and_pin_ide.html (1613 words)

	Andy Burnham - SourceWatch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy Burnham is MP for Leigh, a safe Labour seat in northern England [1].
		After the May 2005 general election, Burnham was appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary to junior minister Tony McNulty MP, with particular responsibility for [2]:
		Burnham has been a vocal supporter of biometric national ID cards since at least February 2003, when in a letter to The Guardian he stated that "the supposed dangers [of ID cards] are overplayed.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Andy_Burnham&redirect=no (408 words)

	UCLH Internet - News - 2006 - Health minister praises UCH battle against MRSA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Health minister Andy Burnham described University College Hospital as a leading light in the battle against MRSA on a visit this week.
		Mr Burnham, minister for delivery and quality at the Department of Health since May this year, was given a tour of key areas of the hospital which are benefiting from initiatives to reduce MRSA rates.
		Mr Burnham was then taken to the intensive care unit where he was met by Therese Parker, general manager critical care, Michaela Jones modern matron for critical care on T-3 and Geoff Bellingan, clinical director for critical care.
	www.uclh.nhs.uk /News/2006/Home.htm (360 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Andy Burnham
		The furthest Andy Burnham has gone in his working life from the Labour Party is a short stint as parliamentary officer of the NHS Confederation.
		Mr Burnham secured the rock solid seat of Leigh by playing on his local roots - and by taking three months unpaid leave to cultivate the constituency party.
		In June 2003 Mr Burnham was appointed as David Blunkett's PPS.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/2118788.stm (169 words)

	'RFID tag' - the rude words ID card ministers won't say
		For over six months now Burnham, pursued doggedly by MP and ID card opponent Lynne Jones, has been peddling the bizarre conceit that RFID and 'contactless' or 'proximity' chips are entirely different beasts.
		Jones played this with a dead bat and returned in January: "There are no plans to use radio frequency identification tags," Burnham told her.
		Burnham's bobbing and weaving over RFID has certainly helped him avoid getting to the whole truth about contactless (if you like, Andy...) chips in passports and ID cards.
	www.propagandamatrix.com /articles/january2006/300106RFIDtag.htm (1300 words)

	Robin Wilton : Robin Wilton's esoterica : Weblog
		So; the meeting was hosted by Baroness Anelay, and the two main protagonists were Andy Burnham, MP (Parliamentary Undersecretary of State at the Home Office) and Simon Davies of the LSE.
		Messrs Davies and Burnham have squared up to each other before, either in print (Simon was intimately associated with the London School of Economics' report in the ID Cards Bill) or in person --- they had in fact had a similar debate the evening before this discussion.
		It was unfortunate, Mr Burnham said, if the Bill had given rise to the impression that the NIR would store entitlement- or attribute-level data about the user; indeed, Data Protection principles would probably prohibit this.
	blogs.sun.com /racingsnake/entry/so_about_these_id_cards (2083 words)

	Passport to the biometric era
		Scores of passers-by stopped to chat with Home Office Minister Andy Burnham and have their details added to a temporary database, to be deleted after the roadshow leaves Edinburgh.
		Protesters from "No2ID Scotland" lobbied Mr Burnham at the Gyle, claiming the technology, which would also be used in the controversial ID cards to be decided on in Parliament next month, is unreliable and intrusive.
		Mr Burnham added: "We have made no bones about it that the biometric ID technology should be extended from passports to everyday life.
	www.prisonplanet.com /Pages/Sept05/150905passport.htm (671 words)

	Andy Burnham MP - Member of the CRY APPG
		The family have now added their support to the national charity CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) which is campaigning for heart screening of young people, especially athletes, aged 14 to 35 and are hoping to organise a series of screening events in the new year.
		Andy Burnham MP speaking at the 2006 CRY Parliamentary Reception.
		Andy Burnham MP (centre) with CRY Patrons Jeremy Bates (left) and Mark Cox (right), at the Westminster launch of CRY's Postcard Campaign
	www.c-r-y.org.uk /andy_burnham_MP.htm (199 words)

	The Devil's Kitchen: the truthiness of andy burnham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy's Acolytes?) will remember that this isn't the first time when he has been caught stuffing himself with the porky-pies..
		Rather than explaining how this problem might be confronted, Burnham chose denial - arguing that the card will be totally secure because the biometric data will be used, and thus missing the point about initial identification.
		Bumbling Burnham is a mendacious little shit who wouldn't recognise truth if it poked him in the eye with a sharp stick and the tweaked his nose.
	devilskitchen.blogspot.com /2006/03/truthiness-of-andy-burnham.html (1875 words)

	Andy Burnham: CIVIL AND CRIMINAL INDEMNITY FOR WATER COMPANIES?
		Andy Burnham, MP for Leigh, wrote in the Parliamentary Health Magazine, May 30, 2003, issue No.6, Vol.1: "I have said I will table amendments to it [the Water Bill] to clear up the legislative mess where water companies can turn down democratic requests for fluoridation."
		Jane Jones, Campaign Director of the National Pure Water Association, is scathing about Andy Burnham's assertion that fluoridation is a democratic matter.
		According to Andy Burnham, MP, the Government will give MPs a free vote on the issue.
	www.npwa.freeserve.co.uk /criminal.html (584 words)

	Fifth defeat for ID card scheme \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		This morning the home office minister Andy Burnham conceded that ID cards would be effectively compulsory, as the tussle between the Commons and the Lords loomed.
		Mr Burnham, defending the government's original bill on the Today programme this morning, said that offering applicants a choice would increase the cost of the scheme while reducing security.
		Mr Burnham was asked why Labour had not told voters that the cards would be compulsory.
	www.guardian.co.uk /idcards/story/0,,1741450,00.html (736 words)

	BCK&W "Your Insurance Agency" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy is a St. Joseph native and graduated from Central High School, after high school Andy attended Southwest Missouri State and Missouri Western State College.
		Andy joined the Agency in April 2000, his lifelong dream had been accomplished.
		Andy can still remember sitting in Carol Pittman’s Latin class, high school, with Chris Colman discussing about how one day both of them would work at the Insurance Agency and now that has come true for them both.
	www.yourinsuranceagency.com /andy_burnham.htm (162 words)

	UK Water Companies May Be Force To Add Fluoride
		'Fluoride has been shown to be one of the simplest, most effective public health interventions there is. All we are calling for is a right for local people to decide,' said Andy Burnham, MP for Leigh and a member of the Commons health select committee.
		Andy Burnham, a former aide to ex-Public Health Minister Tessa Jowell, is backed by the former Health Secretary Frank Dobson and Liberal Democrat health spokeswoman Patsy Calton.
		Burnham's amendment would force water companies to fluoridate supplies where a clear majority of local people wants it, effectively removing the responsibility for the change from the water industry.
	www.rense.com /general32/fpro.htm (620 words)

	i blog, you blog, they blog, weblog » The Unbearable Lightness of Burnham
		Birds float and swoop in the sky, glittering shoals of fish can be seen beneath the surface of the crystal waters, and walking along the beach towards you, wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and a sarong, is Home Office Minister Andy Burnham.
		“Are you Andy Burnham?” you say, and in response he hands over a number of documents that verify his nature.
		As he passes these to you, a smile of great joy and satisfaction shimmers across his face, and he is bathed in a beatific light from all about.
	www.flashboy.org /blog/?p=69 (277 words)

	ID cards technology is ready, says UK minister \| The Register
		Junior Home Office minister Andy Burnham told reporters that biometric technology is already used in identity documents in countries such as Hong Kong, the Philippines and Belgium.
		Burnham acknowledged there had been problems in the past but said the phased introduction of the scheme, and support from the IT industry throughout the planning process, would help a smooth introduction.
		This time around guarding against identity theft, a crime estimated to cost £1.3bn a year, was highlighted as the top reason ahead of strengthening immigration controls, guarding against the misuse of public services and (last year's number one) fighting organised crime and terrorism.
	www.theregister.com /2005/05/26/id_card_home_office_brief (609 words)

	!mprov at work :: Lighten Up - Quit Taking Your Work So Seriously (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		For Andy Burnham, Principal of Improv at Work, a little humour and fun makes the world of difference in the workplace.
		Over the past three years Andy has been teaching corporate groups exactly how to lighten up at work.
		Andy has been having a lot of fun himself instilling the value of fun into his clients' psyche.
	improvatwork.com /index.php/news/26 (383 words)

	Andy Burnham: See what people are saying right now on Technorati
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	technorati.com /tag/Andy+Burnham (28 words)

	New minister for pharmacy following Kennedy's resignation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Andy Burnham, the newly appointed Minister of State for Delivery and Quality at the Department of Health will be responsible for pharmacy.
		Mr Burnham’s previous Government experience was as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Immigration, Citizenship and Nationality at the Home Office from May 2005 to May 2006.
		He is the eighth minister to have responsibility for pharmacy affairs since the Labour Party came to power in 1997.
	www.pharmj.com /Editorial/20060513/news/p555newminister.html (92 words)

	Spy Blog: Andy Burnham has another snipe at the LSE Identity Project Report
		Andy Burnham has another snipe at the LSE Identity Project Report
		These ongoing attempts to dismiss this work as somehow being innaccurate, because of the public opinions of one of the large team of acknowledged experts involved in its production and academic scrutiny, is pure political propaganda, and dishonours the institution of the Home Office, which is supposed to be impartial and honest and competent.
		Burnham is clearly referring to Simon Davies of Privacy international, who has had to threaten legal action for defamation, if Andy Burnham or other NuLabour Ministers and apologists repeat such remarks outside of the protection of Parliamentary privilige.
	p10.hostingprod.com /@spyblog.org.uk/blog/2006/04/andy_burnham_has_another_snipe.html (353 words)

	Andy Burnham MP backs CRY's new postcard campaign
		Leigh MP Andy Burnham is backing a hard hitting campaign highlighting the tragic condition known as sudden cardiac death in the young.
		Postcards featuring the photos of eight people who lost their lives suddenly to previously undetected heart conditions are to be distributed to draw attention to the issue.
		The charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is behind the campaign.
	www.c-r-y.org.uk /bolton_evening_news_july22_andy_burnham_MP.htm (174 words)

	Burnham glad to see back of eyesore
		MP Andy Burnham is delighted that the worst eyesore in his Leigh constituency is to be redeveloped.
		Now Mr Burnham has vowed to keep up the pressure until there is a final agreement between all parties on the future of the precinct and urges the council to use compulsory purchase powers if that agreement cannot be reached early in the new year.
		He will also be calling for any new development to take advantage of the site's good location by providing amenities for the benefit of the whole community.
	archive.theboltonnews.co.uk /2005/12/29/880697.html (258 words)

	Amazon.com: "Andy Burnham": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Till next time, Passionately, Hobe PS I've asked Andy Burnham, my good friend at State I told you about, to get in touch.
		Only scoffers repeated the story that a traveling salesman had once asked Andy Burnham, the conductor, if he couldn't go any faster and Andy said yes, but he had orders to stay with the...
		Andy Burnham, Home O11ice Minister, press statement, 15 February 2006.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Andy-Burnham (497 words)

	Burnham - Trusts Can Save Millions By Improving Infection Control (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Health Minister, Andy Burnham, said: "I know that some trusts are facing a tough year in balancing budgets, with their main focus on increasing efficiency, whilst improving patient care.
		Addressing Senior NHS Executives and Medical Directors today, new Health Minister Andy Burnham launched new guidance on reducing MRSA infections, containing a productivity calculator showing that millions of pounds could be saved by acute trusts who reduce rates of infection.
		He also said that trusts should be making faster progress towards hitting the target of a 50% reduction in MRSA bloodstream infections by 2008.
	www.a2mediagroup.com /?c=140&a=5987 (1064 words)

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