April 9, 2024
Dillon welcomes commitment to review early baby loss certificates  

Sinn Féin MLA Linda Dillon has welcomed a commitment from the finance minister to review the issuing of baby loss certificates to parents who suffer baby loss prior to 24 weeks.

The Mid Ulster MLA said:

“I welcome the commitment from the finance minister to review this scheme which recognises the suffering caused by baby loss in early pregnancy.

“We must do all that we can to support parents and families during what can be a very difficult and distressing time.

“I will continue to work alongside the finance and health ministers to support those who suffer baby loss in early pregnancy.”

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