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Recommendation 1
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We were unable properly to scrutinise the effects of Care Act easements on disabled people...
Recommendation
We were unable properly to scrutinise the effects of Care Act easements on disabled people because there are no published data, for example on the number and categories of people, or the types of social care services, affected. The Government must demonstrate that it is keeping local authorities’ use of Care Act easements under thorough review and allow for proper scrutiny of data on the effects on disabled people. We welcome the Government’s commitment to publishing Think Local Act Personal’s report on the effects as part of the six-monthly review process. We urge the Government to ensure the report and all the accompanying data are published before the forthcoming six-monthly review and vote in the House, and each subsequent six- monthly review debate and vote, on temporary Coronavirus Act provisions, so that they can be used to inform the debates.
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Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 25 January 2021. Response attribution to this recommendation has not been verified. Read the response document ↗