It's M.E. Linda
Senior Member (Voting Rights)
Personally , i' d make the child the poster girl for millions missing in UK this year. But that may not be in mum'' s best long term interests.
I suspect that would really cause problems with Mum's legal rights.
But I understand your thinking. Missing Millions, indeed.
There seem to be a lot of legal questions to which one would like to know the answer, without seeking to undermine the confidentiality of any patients. Who is being appointed as Guardian ad litem in these cases? How is their independence guaranteed? To what extent are they taking into account the wishes of the child? What independent expert evidence are they seeking? To what extent are they willing to challenge witnesses for the authorities?Is there equality of funding for the parents in any cases (almost certainly not)? Are most of the cases brought within a narrow jurisdiction and heard by the same judge, or are they nationwide, and heard by a variety of judges?
I am sure there are many other issues which will occur.
Perhaps Tymes Trust, Dr Speight would know? See Dr Myhill's complaint to GMC too.
Dr Neigel Speight commented under @Spoonseeker 's blog:
We all (adults and children) need GP's with some old fashioned common sense.
Edit: Add Dr Myhill