Require a trained FLO to be assigned to families bereaved by suicide

We would like Jason's Law to be introduced which would Require all police forces to assign trained Family Liaison Officers to every family bereaved by suicide, which could help ensure consistent support, communication, and guidance during investigations, inquests, and the immediate aftermath.

4,248 Signatures

Status
Open
Opened
Tuesday 5th August 2025
Last 24 hours signatures
3
Signature Deadline
Thursday 5th February 2026
Estimated Final Signatures: 4,549

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Thousands of families devastated by suicide may navigate complex investigations, inquests, and media attention alone, while homicide/road death families receive Family Liaison Officers. The Commons Health Committee identified this gap in 2017, noting suicide bereaved families lack standard FLO support. We think this requirement would end this inequality, mandating FLO support for all suicide bereaved families using existing resources fairly.


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