The two organisations said they had joined forces to issue the joint statement to set out how best to integrate services.
"It's very hard if you're not credible on things like the economy, being prepared to talk about difficult issues like immigration, being prepared to set out how you create jobs for the future and getting the deficit down without swallowing the Tory myth about the economy and Labour's past history and Labour's record".
'There is an issue with extremism, and I want to set out some practical steps we can take,' she said.
To ensure some quality and prevent redundancy we started with a discussion between experts, including the minister and a civil servant from the Ministry of Justice, to set out the issues.
The five pages of text, dubbed the Lima Call for Climate Action, outline a way forward on hotly contested issues, including the process for countries to set out their pledges to cut annual emissions of greenhouse gases after 2020.
The commission, which includes a former Barclays chief executive, Martin Taylor, has met twice and later this month is expected to set out an "issues paper," which is intended to form the basis for hearings to be held in public and private about whether breaking up the banks would reduce the risk of another taxpayer bailout of the system.
But even though that deadline is imminent, the prime minister has already jumped the gun on two of the big issues under review.Lord Darzi was due to set out how patient care could be improved and whether there was a case for giving the NHS a constitution.
Meanwhile, it will be up to the leave campaign, which is deeply divided on this, to decide whether and how to make this a central issue in the referendum debate, and to set out an alternative.
The report states: "Without wanting in any way to enter the political debate on this issue, we have a reporting responsibility to set out in our annual report the risks facing the business, and we believe that Scottish independence could present a number of risks.
The prologue of a speech, for example, was traditionally used for appeals to the listener, but it can also be used to set out the issue of the speech, thus contributing to its clearness.
