Dr Stephen Brearey says officials ‘absolutely’ need to be regulated in similar manner to medical practitioners
On Tuesday, a senior cabinet minister conceded a statutory inquiry was “on the table”. “I was speaking to the prime minister yesterday and he made it really clear that what we need to do is make sure the families get answers, we learn the lessons as well, and it is a very transparent process that everyone can get behind,” Gillian Keegan, the education secretary, told Times Radio.
Following the unexplained deaths of seven babies in 2015, Brearey and other senior doctors asked an independent expert to carry out a review. The report was shared with the medical director of Countess of Chester hospital in 2016.
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