SOCIAL CARE

MPs launch inquiry into cost of failing to fix social care

MPs have launched an inquiry looking into the costs of failing to fix the struggling adult social care system.

By William Eichler | 04 November 2024
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MPs have launched an inquiry looking into the costs of failing to fix the struggling adult social care system.

The Health and Social Care Committee will examine the cost of inaction for local authorities when it comes to adult social care, as well as for individuals, the NHS and Treasury.

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