Overview
- She was selected by Health Secretary Wes Streeting after bereaved families sought an independent chair with fresh perspective.
- Amos will collaborate with affected families this summer to choose the services under scrutiny and establish formal terms of reference.
- The investigation will consolidate findings from past maternity and neonatal inquiries into national recommendations due by December 2025.
- The probe operates separately from the National Maternity and Neonatal Taskforce chaired by Streeting to ensure independent oversight.
- The Royal College of Midwives, MPs and campaigners have welcomed the appointment and urged rapid publication of the review’s scope, trust list and transparency guarantees.