Health Minister Should Make Baby Loss Certificates Available In Northern Ireland
Carla Lockhart MP • April 10, 2024
Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart has encouraged the Health Minister to progress the introduction of baby loss certificates as a priority. The DUP MP wrote to the Minister in February on the potential introduction in Northern Ireland. The Minister confirmed that he is working with the Department of Health in England in relation to the issue.
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