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ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY: PROVISION OF REHABILITATION

Early day motion 20, tabled 26 November 2003 by Tim Yeo (Conservative). Signed by 70 members.

That this House supports the work of organisations including Rehab UK and Headway that run successful support and vocational programmes to help people who are living with an acquired brain injury get back to work, thereby increasing their social independence and quality of life; believes that there must be improved co-ordination between local agencies and government departments; and urges the Government to undertake a review of the provision of acquired brain injury rehabilitation services within the UK in order to ensure a better and seamless provision of services.

Signatures by party: Conservative 60, DUP 3, Labour 2, UUP 2, Independent Conservative 1, Independent Ulster Unionist 1, Liberal Democrat 1.