UK Parliament
House of Lords Podcast: at the table with Chloe Mawson
23 July 2021
How has life changed for women in Parliament over the last 21 years?
What do clerks do when they’re sat at the table in the chamber?
How does it feel to miss out on a tour of the Washington Post with Brad Pitt?
This month we hear from Chloe Mawson on all of these questions and more.
Chloe is the Clerk Assistant, the second most senior role in the House of Lords Administration and the first woman to hold the role since the 1600s.
‘People were going through some of the most stressful periods of their life totally away from work and then having to deliver the most extreme changes that we ve seen in this place for a long, long time.’
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The central bankers are running scared, and they jolly well should be. The thing that is frightening them is the resurgence of inflation, for they know that if it does not subside soon not only will they have to tighten policy; they will be blamed for not tightening earlier.
Until the last week they could claim that the combination of quantitative easing (QE) and ultra-low interest rates had not only supported the world economy through the downturn but also helped engineer a rapid recovery.
The costs had been modest compared with the benefits. There had been quite a bit of asset inflation, including in house prices just about everywhere, but until recently not much current inflation. So they could keep the money taps open.