Paul Marinko 03 January 2025

Councils to be 'accountable' for care improvements as commission launched

The Government intends to hold councils ‘accountable' for improving care in their areas as part of its social care reforms.

Announcing plans to set up a new adult social care commission chaired by Baroness Louise Casey to look at long term reforms, the Government said it would ‘shortly publish a new policy framework for the Better Care Fund'.

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