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CRY AND SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH SYNDROME

Early day motion 1103, tabled 29 April 2004 by Lord Beamish (Labour). Signed by 108 members.

That this House congratulates CRY for raising awareness of Sudden Cardiac Death Syndrome; applauds CRY for the support it offers those who have suffered loss from sudden cardiac death; praises its promotion of heart screening as a simple way of diagnosing most cardiac abnormalities; notes the tremendous contribution CRY has made to medical research into Sudden Cardiac Death Syndrome; and commends CRY for donating a total of 39 electrocardiogram machines, which are housed in surgeries, accident and emergency centres and cardiac wards around the United Kingdom.

Signatures by party: Labour 75, Liberal Democrat 16, Conservative 9, Labour/Co-operative 5, UUP 2, Plaid Cymru 1.