Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Caroline Shaw (healthcare administrator)
Holder of the CBE, which has always been held to satisfy the requirements of  #1 in previous AfDs. Nobody with such an award has ever been deleted to my knowledge. Very definitely not a "low-level honour" or due to "award inflation" (how insulting and ignorant is that?) in any shape or form. The highest honour below knighthood for which most people are eligible and only a few dozen are awarded every year. In actual fact, contrary to what some seem to believe, considerably ''fewer'' honours at this level are awarded now than were awarded in the past, so I really fail to see how this is award inflation (it is certainly true that many more OBEs and MBEs are awarded now, and we do not consider these alone to be evidence of notability, but these increased numbers do not apply to higher awards). Only those who have made a very significant contribution to their field would even be considered for an award at this level. Quite frankly, anyone who believes the CBE is insignificant clearly has absolutely zero knowledge of the British Honours System and should probably avoid looking foolish by commenting on it. See my answer to the nominator on Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tim Smart (healthcare administrator
— User:Necrothesp, 13:44, 25 March 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:ANYBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)