Early day motion · EDM 867 · 27 Feb 2025
National oversight mechanism
Tabled by Carla Denyer (Green Party)
27 signatures
The motion
That this House believes that the State owes it to bereaved families and victims to learn and implement lessons from deaths involving the State and corporate agencies; notes that the Grenfell Inquiry recognised a failure of the State to follow up on recommendations made by inquests and inquiries; acknowledges the Government’s commitment to a publicly available record of these recommendations as a step in the right direction; urges the Government to also create a national oversight mechanism to ensure that these recommendations are routinely monitored by an independent body to help enact learning and prevent future deaths; further notes that such a Mechanism would go beyond facilitating transparency and ensure accountability, which is desperately needed for bereaved families and for public confidence; and believes that for victims of large scale tragedies such as Hillsborough and Grenfell, as well as victims of individual state failings, the Government must ensure that lessons are learned from their deaths and the same mistakes are not repeated.
Signatories (27)
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Carla Denyer
Primary sponsor
27 Feb 2025 -
Ellie Chowns
3 Mar 2025 -
Kim Johnson
3 Mar 2025 -
Rachael Maskell
3 Mar 2025 -
Graham Leadbitter
3 Mar 2025 -
Steve Witherden
3 Mar 2025 -
Jon Trickett
4 Mar 2025 -
Iqbal Mohamed
4 Mar 2025 -
Jim Shannon
4 Mar 2025 -
Colum Eastwood 4 Mar 2025
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Chris Hinchliff
4 Mar 2025 -
Shockat Adam
4 Mar 2025 -
Neil Duncan-Jordan
5 Mar 2025 -
Ann Davies
7 Mar 2025 -
Ben Lake
7 Mar 2025 -
Llinos Medi
7 Mar 2025 -
Liz Saville Roberts
7 Mar 2025 -
John Milne
10 Mar 2025 -
Siân Berry
11 Mar 2025 -
Grahame Morris
17 Mar 2025 -
Cat Eccles
17 Mar 2025 -
Mary Kelly Foy
18 Mar 2025 -
Nadia Whittome
20 Mar 2025 -
John McDonnell
24 Mar 2025 -
Ian Byrne
24 Mar 2025 -
Claire Hanna
22 Apr 2025 -
Adrian Ramsay
3 Feb 2026
Source: the official Early Day Motions database.