MOD POLICY ON 1990/1991 GULF VETERANS' ILLNESSES
The report covers the period from July 1997 when the Government's policy statement entitled "Gulf Veterans' Illnesses - A New Beginning" was published. That statement set out the way in which the Government would approach the subject of Gulf Veterans' Illnesses. The Government undertook to deal with veterans in an open and honest manner, to engage in dialogue and to ensure that Gulf veterans would have prompt access to medical advice via the Medical Assessment Programme (MAP), to undertake appropriate research into Gulf veterans' illnesses and to make all relevant information public.
Brief for the Chairman of the House of Commons Defence Committee on Current Activity Relating to gulf veterans' Illnesses
February 2002
This brief provides an update on developments relating to Gulf veterans' illnesses since May 2001 and was prepared to assist the Chairman of the House of Commons Defence Committee who visited the United States for a Congressional Committee hearing on 24 January 2002.
An extract from a memorandum for the Chairman of the House of Commons Defence Committee on Veterans Issues
December 2002
This extract provides an update on developments relating to Gulf veterans' illnesses since February 2002. The memorandum was prepared for the House of Commons Defence Committee before the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Defence and Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Dr. Lewis Moonie, gave evidence before them in December 2002.
An extract from a memorandum for the House of Commons Defence Committee's enquiry into Veterans Issues.
February 2003
This extract answers the question "What actions have been taken and preparations made to minimise the risk that Service personnel involved in future action will develop conditions attributable to service during the Gulf War?"
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