Questions to the Prime Minister?

Mr. Alan Brown.

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, may I start by thanking the Mental Health Foundation for organising

this year's Mental Health Awareness Week.

Having good mental health is vital to us all, and that's why we're investing record

levels in mental health.

We want to ensure that people receive the treatment and care when they need it.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others.

In addition to my duties in this House, I will today be joining world leaders and internet

companies for a summit in Paris on tackling terrorist

use of the internet.

Alan Brown!

Thank you Mr Speaker and obviously I support Mental Health Week as well.

Mr Speaker, instead of a transplant providing my constituent calling Hunt and improved and

extended life, tragically she has received a death sentence after receiving a malignant kidney.

Pauline rightly needs answers and comfort this won't happen to anyone else.

So rather than her having to fight the system to get these answers,

while the Prime Minister makes sure that the UK service NHS blood and transplant service undertake

a case review to identify why this malignancy wasn't picked up earlier and why red flags

weren't identified post-operation as well?

The Honourable Gentleman has clearly raised a very concerning case and obviously he's given

some details of that case here on the floor of the House.

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