Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Lindsay Hoyle (Labour), on Tuesday, 24 November 2009, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 27 members in total.
LOW VALUE PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS IN ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
That this House is concerned at Ministry of Justice proposals to change court rules such that chartered physiotherapists will no longer be eligible to act as medico-legal expert witnesses in court cases where individuals have been involved in Low-Value Personal Injury Road Traffic Accidents (LVPI RTAs); notes that physiotherapy professionals are experts in this field, specialising in musculoskeletal assessment and treatment, dealing on a daily basis with injuries of the type produced by such LVPI RTAs; believes that physiotherapy professionals are well-qualified to produce a diagnosis and prognosis which will assist courts and parties to determine a quantum in these cases; supports the Physio First campaign of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy; and urges the Ministry of Justice to withdraw the proposed rule changes.
Secondary information
- Type
- Early day motion
- Reference
- 183
- Session
- 2009-10
- Other sponsors
- Bob Spink
- Alan Meale
- Lynne Jones
- Ronnie Campbell
- Mike Hancock
- Subjects
- Courts Health professions Roads
- Link
- View this Early day motion on edm.parliament.uk
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