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House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement

The Elizabeth Emblem

11 March 2024 · Cabinet Office

Proposed by Oliver Dowden Con Hertsmere

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At a glance

Key points

  • The Elizabeth Emblem includes a memorial scroll and miniature to honor deceased public servants.
  • The award will be presented to the next of kin of those who have died in public service.
  • The initiative aims to symbolize national gratitude towards public servants who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Issue summary

The statement is about the introduction of 'The Elizabeth Emblem', an award for those who have died in public service.

Action requested

I am pleased to announce the creation and distribution of the Elizabeth Emblem, which includes a memorial scroll and miniature, to be awarded to the next of kin of deceased public servants as a symbol of national gratitude.

Key facts

  • The Elizabeth Emblem is silver in colour.
  • The emblem is oval-shaped with 'For A Life Given In Service' inscribed on the obverse surrounded by a rosemary wreath and Tudor Crown.
  • The reverse side of the emblem bears the name of the person it honours.
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