Britain vows - again - to reform social care, but no plan until 2028

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The Labour government, which took power in July, said in its manifesto it would create a "National Care Service" to meet the needs of vulnerable people and better integrate social care with the state-funded National Health Service.
52% : Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting said on Friday he had tasked Louise Casey, a former senior official who has led previous high profile reviews, to chair a commission to decide how social care should be organised and funded.
50% : There have already been multiple policy papers, inquiries and reports into social care this century, but governments have failed to find a fix for the sector and to agree how it should be funded in the long term.

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