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Speaking from experience.

No-one can accuse recently appointed junior health minister John Horam of lacking experience. For a start he has sat in the Commons representing three different parties. He has been a Fleet Street journalist and an international consultant and now he has a ministerial portfolio which stretches over 30 different areas of responsibility.