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Petition Make defibrillators a legal requirement in resturants.

I would like the Government to introduce that ALL resturants have a defibrillator on their premises and a member of staff withing that resturant can carry out basic first aid. Their needs to be a law and this implemented to help save life's

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As a qualified nurse I am shocked that no members of staff within resturants have basic life support education or know what a defibrillator is. This needs to be mandatory and law if they are to provide a service to 1000s of peoplem. In the last month I have had to call a ambulance for two people why out dining one of which resulted in me starting CPR. No member of staff new what to do or where their nearest defibrillator was. This is the first thing the paramedics ask.
Make defibrillator LAW

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Share your experience of access to Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs)

On 4 November, Jim Shannon MP and Paul Howell MP will lead a debate on public access to Automatic External Defibrillators.

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