The MP initiated a debate on the tragic case of Adam Ankers, who collapsed during a football match due to sudden cardiac arrest. Despite the presence of trained coaches and a defibrillator, no CPR was initiated, leading to a critical delay in treatment. The coroner and ambulance service reviews concluded that Adam's death could have been prevented if the emergency response system had been more effective. The speech highlighted issues with the NHS Pathways system used for 999 calls, which was found to be inadequate in recognising cardiac arrest. The debate also addressed the lack of coordination between healthcare organisations, the need for genetic risk communication, and the importance of training in organised sports. The MP called for urgent reforms, including a review of the NHS Pathways system, regular assessments by the Care Quality Commission, and improved genetic screening and communication. The speech concluded with a request for a meeting between the Minister and Adam's parents to discuss the seven specific requests outlined.