Tribunal open to those in CervicalCheck scandal

Terms for a tribunal to hear and determine claims from women and families caught up in the CervicalCheck scandal have been agreed by government.

Wed, 17 Apr, 2019 - 01:00

Juno McEnroe

Terms for a tribunal to hear and determine claims from women and families caught up in the CervicalCheck scandal have been agreed by government.

The inquiry will be chaired by Ms Justice Mary Irvine and will be open to women and families from the the 221 group of patients involved in the CervicalCheck audit.

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