Proceeding contribution from Sheryll Murray (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 24 March 2011. It occurred during Adjournment debate and Backbench debate on Coastguard Service.
Coastguard Service
Will the Minister accept that although the kayaker or the group of young people barbecuing on a beach who need help may be identified by a passer by, there is no means of being able to identify where they are electronically? That is my concern. His system relies not only on electronic ability at the coastguard station, but on—he has just given an example of this—being able to identify where somebody is with a 999 call. People using beaches and people kayaking might not have made the call; somebody else might have done so.
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- 525 c379WH
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- 2010-12
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- Westminster Hall
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- Finance Modernisation Rescue services Reorganisation Maritime and Coastguard Agency
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