Proceeding contribution from Anne Milton (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 29 March 2011. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Carmel Bloom.
Carmel Bloom
I know that time is running out on us and I will certainly get back to my hon. Friend. My door and the doors of other Ministers are always open if it would be useful to have a meeting to clarify some of the issues that we have discussed. Of course, as I have said we cannot necessarily interfere in processes that are already under way. I know that what I have said today will not change things for Ms Bloom's brother and the rest of her family and friends, and I also know that the ripple effect of a case such as this one goes far and wide. Sadly, what I say today cannot provide the closure that they want, but hopefully I can work with my hon. Friend to give him and Ms Bloom's family and friends some of the answers that they so desperately seek.
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- 2010-12
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- Westminster Hall
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- Disclosure of information Death Coroners Health services Health professions Negligence Bupa Roding Hospital Bloom, Carmel
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