UK Government to Implement Law Commission Report on Adult Social Care
I post frequently about the work of various law reform commissions in Canada and abroad. I sometimes receive e-mails asking whether these commissions ever have any real impact.
In fact, many of them do and I was informed of a very recent example just a few days ago.
Last week, the UK government issued a draft bill that incorporates many of the recommendations of the English Law Commission's work on adult social care. A report was published by the Commission in 2011.
The government's response to the Law Commission report as well as the draft bill can be found on the UK Department of Health website.
In fact, many of them do and I was informed of a very recent example just a few days ago.
Last week, the UK government issued a draft bill that incorporates many of the recommendations of the English Law Commission's work on adult social care. A report was published by the Commission in 2011.
The government's response to the Law Commission report as well as the draft bill can be found on the UK Department of Health website.
Labels: elder law, health law, law commissions, UK
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