Kent Online Article RatingLib Dem sums on health and care pledges 'simply don't add up', says think tank
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-40% Medium Liberal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : The party last week stated its plan covered social care for those over 18, including working age adults, the elderly, and the disabled.59% : However she praised the Lib Dems for being "the only major English party proposing much-needed reform of social care" and said the plan was a "significant step forward" and would increase many people's access to state-funded care.
52% : But the Nuffield Trust said the personal care pledge is for "a narrow set of services to help with the basics of living and is not equivalent to free social care which encompasses broader support".
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