Moira Gibb will become joint-chief executive of Camden and Islington Councils in May next year, according to local reports.
But where will this leave the Social Work Reform Board, of which she is currently chair?
The reform board was set up to take forward the Social Work Task Force's recommendations, some of which could take years to implement.
With Gibb soon expected to oversee the running of two London authorities, will - and should - someone else pick up the reins of reform?
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I think you mean the reins of reform. As chair of the Socal Work Reform Board Moira Gibb was not a queen.