MP Paul Maynard raised awareness of cerebral palsy, emphasising its under-representation in public discourse. He discussed the lack of a condition-specific charity until recently and highlighted the importance of transition planning for individuals with cerebral palsy from childhood to adulthood. The speech covered issues such as fragmented legislative frameworks, individualised needs assessment, and the necessity of dedicated lead professionals and budgets. Maynard also stressed the need for multi-disciplinary regional hubs and comprehensive healthcare transition pathways. He cited specific challenges like assistive technology funding and the importance of ATech in supporting those with cerebral palsy. The speech concluded by urging the government to address these issues through policy reform, such as making cerebral palsy care a statutory obligation for integrated care boards.