DTI Melanie Johnson

Melanie Johnson, Department of Trade and Industry Parliamentary Secretary at a photo call at the DTI in central London. * 12/6/01 of Consumer minister Melanie Johnson. Holidaymakers who are being conned out of hundreds of thousands of pounds by holiday club companies are the target of a new Government campaign. Consumer minister Melanie Johnson has hit out at arm twisting companies who persuade people to part with hard-earned cash in return for holidays which never materialise. Launching the new advice scheme, Miss Johnson said holiday clubs are not linked to the rights of a particular property, as with timeshares, and therefore consumers are not protected by legislation. *21/01/04: Sperm, egg and embryo donors are set to lose their right to anonymity under plans expected to be announced by the Government. Public Health Minister Melanie Johnson was due to speak at the annual conference of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA). 27/2/04: Public Health Minister Melanie Johnson at a photo call at the DTI in central London. A deadline for the food industry to cut salt levels runs out and Ms Johnson is demanding evidence of action from manufacturers. The Department of Health has warned that companies may be forced to label foods "high in salt" unless they lower salt levels in food. (Photo by Peter Jordan - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)