Faith organisations share guidance on deceased care
Fuller Inquiry · Fuller Inquiry Phase 2 Report · Issued 15 July 2025 · Addressed to: Department of Health and Social Care
Government responseDepartment of Health and Social Care: Under consideration (Dec 2025)
DeliveryDepartment of Health and Social Care states no delivery position (Jun 2026)
Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry
●Inquiry recommendation
All faith organisations should consider how to support their members to deliver high standards of care for the deceased, with a focus on the security and dignity of the deceased – for example, by sharing guidance.
Fuller Inquiry, Fuller Inquiry Phase 2 Report · 15 Jul 2025 Source PDF →
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In June 2026, the Department of Health and Social Care stated that this recommendation was "under consideration" in a progress update published on the Cabinet Office dashboard (Department of Health and Social Care, Jun 2026). The department had previously reported the same status in December 2025, when its interim response to the inquiry's phase 2 report listed the proposal among 21 recommendations that remained under consideration (Department of Health and Social Care response, Dec 2025).
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AI-generated summary of the record on this page, checked by a second model and automatic checks, 26 Sep 2026.
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Government response
●Department of Health and Social Care · Under consideration · 16 Dec 2025
For the remaining 21 recommendations, these remain under consideration.
Extract from: Interim update on government progress in responding to the Fuller inquiry phase 2 report
Delivery
●Department of Health and Social Care states no delivery position · 16 Jun 2026
This recommendation is under consideration.
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