Safeguarding minister Natalie Fleet resigns from her role, according to reporting by the Daily Mail. The outlet says Fleet attributes her decision to a workload she describes as “overwhelmingly triggering,” which she says has reignited trauma related to earlier experiences. The article states that Fleet has previously spoken publicly about being groomed and raped by an older man, and about becoming pregnant at 15 as a result. The coverage frames her resignation as a personal response to the pressures of the position rather than as a dispute over policy or governance. The report does not provide additional details from other outlets or specific information about staffing levels or operational changes tied to the workload. It also does not describe any formal allegations or investigations connected to her departure. Fleet’s resignation therefore centers on her stated wellbeing and the impact of the role on her mental health, as presented in the reporting.