Found: Health and Care Bill • None.

Found: need to make sure people do not go into hospital, but as many of you will know, our adult social care bill

Found: We are going to be reducing the social care bill.

Found: A great examp le of that is Milton Keynes Council's split on our adult social care bill.

Found: A great example of that is Milton Keynes Council's split on our adult social care bill.

Found: rights approach’ (11 December 2023) 10 Joint Committee on Human Rights, ‘Legislative Scrutiny: Care Bill

Found: Our analysis and recommendations During the legislative scrutiny of the Care Bill in 2013, the JCHR noted

Found: if we improve health and social care and people live longer, it will result in a larger social care bill

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask His Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to ensure that there will be no cuts to the other parts of the health budget to pay for assisted dying if it is legalised in the UK.

Answered by Baroness Merron - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Health and Social Care)

As per long-standing convention, the Prime Minister has set aside collective responsibility on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life Care) Bill, so the Government will remain neutral on the passage of the bill. As with all bills, there are multiple stages for it to go through before it can become law, and this continues to be a matter for Parliament.

If the will of Parliament is that the law on assisting dying should change, the Government would work to ensure that the law is implemented in the way that Parliament intends and that is legally effective.

Autumn Budget 2024 set budgets for this year and the next financial year. Funding for future years and future decisions across the health budget will be decided through the normal spending review process.

Found: Should parliament pass the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life Care) Bill (the Bill), the Academy and

Found: submitting this evidence to highlight challenges of implementing the Terminally Adult (End of Life Care) Bill

Found: standards and hence interoperability in IT systems is seen as a crucial step in 13 Health and Care Bill

Found: These are firms that both submitted at least one final community care bill in the year shown and held

Found: homes” and helps address other core matters on Parliament’s business around the Right to Palliative Care Bill

Found: Supplementary Legi slative Consent Memoranda (Memorandum No. 2 and Memorandum No. 3) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: Supplementary Legislative Consent Memoranda (Memorandum No. 2 and Memorandum No. 3) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: SUPPLEMENTARY LEGISLATIVE CONSENT MEMORANDUM (MEMORANDUM NO 4) HEALTH AND CARE BILL 1.

Found: Health and Social Care Committee’s inquiry into the Legislative Consent Memorandum of the Health and Care Bill

Found: Health and Social Care Committee regarding the Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Health and Care Bill

Found: consider and report on the Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (No. 4) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: Government’s Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (Memorandum No. 4) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: Report on supplementary Legislative Consent Memoranda for the Health and Care Bill (memorandum no.4)

Found: Report on supplementary Legislative Consent Memoranda for the Health and Care Bill (memoranda no.2 and

Found: SUPPLEMENTARY LEGISLATIVE CONSENT MEMORANDUM (MEMORANDUM NO 3) HEALTH AND CARE BILL 1.

Found: Supplementary Legislative Consent Memoranda (Memoranda No. 2 and No. 3) (the SLCMs) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: consider and report on the Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (No. 3) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: SUPPLEMENTARY LEGISLATIVE CONSENT MEMORANDUM (MEMORANDUM NO 2) HEALTH AND CARE BILL 1.

Found: Supplementary Legislative Consent Memoranda (Memoranda No. 2 and No. 3) (the SLCMs) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: consider and report on the Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (No. 2) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: consider and report on the Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (No. 2) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: and update regarding the Legislative Consent Memorandum (LCM) for the UK Government Health and Care Bill

Found: dated 29 September from Russell George MS seeking our views on certain clauses in the Health & Care Bill

Found: senedd.wales) Dear Russell Re: Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Health and Care Bill

Found: October 2021 Page 1 of 3 Submission from the Nursing and Midwifery Council regarding the Health and Care Bill

Found: Health and Social Care Committee scrutiny of the Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Health and Care Bill

Found: public protection, our new short report outlining our view on the implications of the Health and Care Bill

Found: 1 LEGISLATIVE CONSENT MEMORANDUM HEALTH AND CARE BILL 1.

Found: Constitution Committee to consider and report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Health and Care Bill

Found: Constitution Committee to consider and report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Health and Care Bill

Found: and Social Care Committee’s report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum (LCM) on the Health and Care Bill

Found: before the Senedd a legislative consent memorandum (“the LCM”) for the UK Government’s Health and Care Bill

Found: Constitution Committee to consider and report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Health and Care Bill

Found: The Welsh Government’s Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Health and Care Bill 1

Found: question 5 30 LJC Committee, The Welsh Government’s Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Health and Care Bill

Found: Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee, House of Lords, 15th Report of Session 2021–22, Health and Care Bill

Found: Evidence provided as part of the core impact assessments8 for scrutiny of DHSC’s Health and Care Bill

Found: Regulatory Reform (DPRR) Committee set out its view on the power contained within the then Health and Care Bill

Found: Evidence provided as part of the core impact assessments8 for scrutiny of DHSC’s Health and Care Bill

Found: including: Legislative Consent Memoranda for the Nationality and Borders Bill and the Health and Care Bill

Found: including: Legislative Consent Memoranda for the Nationality and Borders Bill and the Health and Care Bill

Found: consideration: 25 January 2022 55 Report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Health and Care Bill

Found: Provisions to support this will be included in our forthcoming Social Care Bill.

Found: taking a more targeted approach so far with instruments like a recent amendment to its Health and Care Bill

Found: As stated in the Explanatory Memorandum to the Regulation and Inspection of Social Care Bill (page 21

Found: As stated in the Explanatory Memorandum to the Regulation and Inspection of Social Care Bill (page 21

Found: inviting further views in respect of mandatory reporting, in the context of the Health and Social Care Bill

Found: reporting of child sexual abuse duties by individuals should be included within the Health and Social Care Bill

Found: services in Wales that it is aiming to address through the eliminate profit provisions in the Social Care Bill

Found: services in Wales that it is aiming to address through the eliminate profit provisions in the Social Care Bill

Found: In February 2022, responding to a recommendation we made during our scrutiny of the Health and Care Bill

Found: The current Social Care Bill is outside of the scope of this commission.

Found: The current Social Care Bill is outside of the scope of this commission.

Found: time would be around 4:45pm on Tuesday, this would be followed by stage 3 of the Health and Social Care Bill

Found: Care Wales (SCW) in supporting playwork will be long term and dependant on the Health and Social Care Bill

Found: The proposals within the Social Care Bill serve to achieve the original policy intent of aspects of

Found: Considerable work and time had gone into completing policy instructions for the Social Care Bill given

Found: The summary of responses to the consultation on the proposed Social Care Bill which included a chapter

Found: In May 2024, we introduced our transformative Health and Social Care Bill to end the extraction of private

Found: In May 2024, we introduced our transformative Health and Social Care Bill to end the extraction of

Found: submission to the Department of Health and Social Care, in relation to the new English health and social care bill

Found: policy owners and its role to take an oversight of the project board managing the proposed Social Care Bill

Found: These should be Bills and a Code that relate to the other Health and Social Care Bill, another example

Found: 17 Regulation and Inspection of Social Care 17.1 The Regulation and Inspection of Social Care Bill

Found: simultaneous progression of our Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Bill and the Department of Health’s Care Bill

Found: This is because the timetable for this Bill overlaps with the Care Bill going through the UK Parliament

Found: Written Statement - Care Bill – Powers in relation to the provision of mental health after care support

Found: This will mirror similar provisions within the UK Government’s Care Bill in relation to England.

Found: the UK Government and the Devolved Governments, Members will be aware that the recently introduced Care Bill

Question

How will the Welsh Government monitor the impact of proposed mandatory reporting legislation on the number and quality of child sexual abuse reports, and will there be a formal mechanism for reviewing the outcomes of mandatory reporting once implemented?

Answered by Minister for Children and Social Care

In Wales we have an organisational duty to report abuse and neglect in respect of children and adults.

We wholly agree that where there has been disclosure (from a child or perpetrator); witnessing; or observation of behaviours or other evidence that indicate a child is experiencing or is at risk of sexual abuse, these must be reported without delay, either to the relevant local authority or to the Police, as appropriate. This is part of our existing organisational duty to report.

In our response to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse's IICSA recommendation 13 on mandating individual duties to report we committed to strengthening and improving compliance with our regulatory frameworks across childcare, education, health and social care. Progress has been made  implementing this work, examples include the work being undertaken jointly by the Childcare, Play and Safeguarding teams in Welsh Government on the revision of the National Minimum Standards for Childcare and the revision of the Exceptions Order.

In our 2022 consultation on the then proposed Social Care Bill, stakeholders were clear in saying that further exploration needed to take place with stakeholders to consider the detail, breadth and impacts of any new duties before any decisions would be made.

There are key differences in the approach taken to mandatory reporting in Wales compared to that proposed by the Inquiry. Our practice and legislation relate to both children and adults who may be experiencing or at risk of abuse, neglect or, in the case of children, harm.

In our response to the final report from the Inquiry we committed to building on the publication of our Code of Safeguarding Practice and combining this with taking further measures to promote access to effective training and tools for practitioners; and to raise and sustain public awareness of abuse, neglect and harm. This work is ongoing, and the revised Code of Practice will be re-launched in 2025.

We have continued to explore individual mandatory duties to report with stakeholder. Any implementation of mandating duties to report on individuals  would be accompanied by an implementation and evaluation plan that will clearly set out how we will measure progress.

Question

What is the Welsh Government's plan to reconcile its existing organisational-based reporting duties under the Social Services and Well-Being (Wales) Act 2014 with the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse's proposal for individual mandated reporters, and what is the timeline for implementing this change?

Answered by Minister for Children and Social Care

In Wales we have an organisational duty to report abuse and neglect in respect of children and adults.

We wholly agree that where there has been disclosure (from a child or perpetrator); witnessing; or observation of behaviours or other evidence that indicate a child is experiencing or is at risk of sexual abuse, these must be reported without delay, either to the relevant local authority or to the Police, as appropriate. This is part of our existing organisational duty to report.

In our response to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse's IICSA recommendation 13 on mandating individual duties to report we committed to strengthening and improving compliance with our regulatory frameworks across childcare, education, health and social care. Progress has been made  implementing this work, examples include the work being undertaken jointly by the Childcare, Play and Safeguarding teams in Welsh Government on the revision of the National Minimum Standards for Childcare and the revision of the Exceptions Order.

In our 2022 consultation on the then proposed Social Care Bill, stakeholders were clear in saying that further exploration needed to take place with stakeholders to consider the detail, breadth and impacts of any new duties before any decisions would be made.

There are key differences in the approach taken to mandatory reporting in Wales compared to that proposed by the Inquiry. Our practice and legislation relate to both children and adults who may be experiencing or at risk of abuse, neglect or, in the case of children, harm.

In our response to the final report from the Inquiry we committed to building on the publication of our Code of Safeguarding Practice and combining this with taking further measures to promote access to effective training and tools for practitioners; and to raise and sustain public awareness of abuse, neglect and harm. This work is ongoing, and the revised Code of Practice will be re-launched in 2025.

We have continued to explore individual mandatory duties to report with stakeholder. Any implementation of mandating duties to report on individuals  would be accompanied by an implementation and evaluation plan that will clearly set out how we will measure progress.

Question

Will the Minister outline the Welsh Government’s position on water fluoridation, in light of the UK Government’s Health and Care Bill?

Answered by Minister for Health and Social Services

The Welsh Government has no current plans to introduce schemes to fluoridate public water supplies. Any such proposal to introduce fluoridation would be subject to wide public consultation.

Found: This is expected to be included in a new Social Care Bill, set to be introduced to the Senedd in the

Found: ll suffer.43 38 Ibid 39 The Guardian, Welsh Social Care Bill

Found: social care services of adult prisoners in Wales, reflecting similar provisions in the English Care Bill

Found: The Care Bill .................................................................................... 7

Found: announcing her decision, the Deputy Minister also stated her intention to introduce a separate social care Bill

Found: The Care Bill .................................................................................... 7

Found: For example, the Health and Social Care Bill currently reaching the end of its parliamentary passage

Found: In light of this decision, the Deputy Minister announced plans to introduce a separate social care Bill

Found: Development (Infrastructure Requirements) Bill Identification and Support of Carers (Primary Health Care) Bill

Found: and Adoption Bill (Social Justice and Regeneration Committee); (f) the Work and Families: Child Care Bill

Found: Bill, the Public Bodies Bill, the Police and Social Responsibility Bill, the Health and Social Care Bill

Found: reading lapsed Humber Bridge Bill: Prorogued Identification and Support of Carers (Primary Health Care) Bill

Found: Development (Water Supply Assessment) Bill Identification and Support of Carers (Primary Health Care) Bill

Found: Development (Water Supply Assessment) Bill Identification and Support of Carers (Primary Health Care) Bill

Found: Health and Social Care Bill Provisions relevant to Wales - Research paper

Found: and Welfare Reform 15 Child Contact and Inter-country Adoption Bill 15 Mental Health Bill 16 Child Care Bill

Found: announcing her decision, the Deputy Minister also stated her intention to introduce a separate social care Bill

Found: Health and Social Care Bill Provisions relevant to Wales - Research paper

Found: Care Bill ...........................................................................................

Found: social care services of adult prisoners in Wales, reflecting similar provisions in the English Care Bill

Found: ll suffer.43 38 Ibid 39 The Guardian, Welsh Social Care Bill