Consists of internal Government correspondence and Ministerial Briefing Papers regarding the handling of Sir Liam's summit and the official Alder Hey Inquiry Report and its aftermath. This file includes papers relating to Government interaction with PITY II, an organisation set up to support and advise parents in all matters relating to organ retention and act as a pressure group towards legislative change.

Consists of internal Government correspondence and Ministerial Briefing Papers regarding the handling of Sir Liam's summit and the official Alder Hey Inquiry Report and its aftermath.

Consists of internal Government correspondence and Ministerial Briefing Papers regarding the handling of Sir Liam's summit and the official Alder Hey Inquiry Report and its aftermath.

Consists of file of written evidence submitted to Sir Liam's summit in response to the retention of human organs and tissues without proper consent at Bristol and Alder Hey children's hospital. Includes evidence from individuals and families effected and professional medical bodies.

Consists of guidance and information updates, based on consultations, setting out advice for all NHS Trusts relating to the retention and disposal of human organs and tissue.

Includes;

Guidance with covering letter to Chief Executives of all NHS Trusts, PCTs and Strategic Health Authorities concerning how enquiries from families and relatives should be handled, dated 7 May 2003;

Guidance with covering letter on support for affected families, performance management and other related issues, dated 11 September 2002;

Information update for information and action on related issues, dated January 2002;

And guidance update on the return of organs and tissues for respectful disposal, dated 01 October 2001.

Consists of covering letter from Peter Willis, founder and Director of the Pride of Britain Awards 2009, thanking Sir Liam for joining the judging panel, reflecting on the success of the event, 2 colour photographs of the judging panel, and a copy of the official brochure with Sir Liam profiled on page 13.

Conists of material relating to the first Chief Medical Officer's Public Health Awards in 2010, held at the Royal College of Physicians, London, as established by Sir Liam to acknowledge the efforts of those working to improve the health of the nation, celebrate innovation and reward successful public health initiatives.

Includes an invitation, a programme containing the agenda, nominees, judges and previous winners and the menu.