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PERJETA

Early day motion 907, tabled 6 February 2018 by Christine Jardine (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 4 members.

That this House recognises that Perjeta is one of the most effective new drugs against incurable HER2 positive secondary breast cancer; welcomes that Perjeta can give women with incurable HER2 positive metastic breast cancer nearly 16 months of additional life compared to existing treatments; notes that Perjeta has now been made routinely available to women in England on the NHS; acknowledges that Perjeta is only available to women in Scotland who can afford to finance it themselves or are successful in an exceptional NHS Individual Patient Treatment Request; and calls on the Scottish Medicines Consortium, Perjeta's manufacturer, Roche and the Scottish Government to resolve the deadlock concerning the cost of the drug so that it can be readily available to all women in Scotland.

Signatures by party: Liberal Democrat 2, DUP 1, Labour 1.