Last Friday the Court of Appeal delivered judgment in R (Davey) v Oxfordshire CC [2017] EWCA Civ 1308. This is the first time the Court of Appeal has examined the provisions of the Care Act 2014. We were cautious about blogging about the High Court judgment ([2017] EWHC 354 (Admin)) whilst it was on appeal, as members of our chambers were in the case. Now that the appeal has been decided, we can speak more freely.
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Changes to Care Act Guidance: well-being, self-neglect and the Principal Social Worker
April 8th, 2016 by Jonathan AuburnSince our post last week on changes to the Care Act Guidance, we have had quite a few requests asking what exactly has changed. A fair question. I can sympathise with the difficulty. It is very difficult to tell from the DoH website what has actually changed. So to help you out a bit, here are the changes to an obviously important chapter, Chapter 1: the well-being duty. If there are other areas of change to the Guidance which you’re wondering about, we’ll consider extending the service. As for chapter 1, there are two main changes – Read more »
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