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During this period, he worked in the ACT Anti Poverty Week, ACT Council of Social Services, and was a member of the ACT Community Inclusion Board and a Community Inclusion Advocate. He was a Community Champion for the 2020 Time To Talk movement, and a member of the ACT Better Services Taskforce. In 2012, Ramsay led the ACT Targeted Assistance Strategy.

From 1997–2016, he was the Executive Minister at Kippax Uniting Church in the north-western suburbs of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. This untypically long period of ministry in one church was characterised by his evolution as a spokesperson and organiser for social justice. The major speech at his end-of-ministry ceremony on 3 April 2016 was given by Lin Hatfield Dodds. He technically remains a Minister of the UCA, in a similar way that Hon. Brian Howe remained a UCA Minister while serving in the Parliament of Australia.

Ramsay announced his candidacy for the Labor Party in the 2016 Australian Capital Territory general election, for the Ginninderra electorate. His election material highlighted Our Gordon Ramsay and used visual metaphors from the other (chef) Gordon Ramsay.

At the first Labor Caucus meeting, on 24 October 2016, Ramsay was elected to the new seven-member Cabinet.

Ramsay's ministerial responsibilities were announced on the first sitting day of the Assembly, 31 October 2016, as:

He was recognised in 2014 as a finalist in the Act Local Hero category of the Australian of the Year awards.

He served on the Board of UnitingCare NSW-ACT (later "Uniting") from 2011, and chaired the Board from 2014–2016.

Gordon Ramsay (born 1964) is a Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Australian Capital Territory, representing the Ginninderra electorate. He was elected to be a Minister in the Barr government.