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LONG-TERM CARE FOR THE ELDERLY

Early day motion 289, tabled 1 February 2001 by Lorna Fitzsimons (Labour). Signed by 31 members.

That this House welcomes the measures the Government has taken to reform the funding of long-term care and improve health and social care services for older people; believes that the implementation of free nursing care funded by the NHS and benefiting 35,000 older people ends an unfairness which successive Conservative governments failed to correct; welcomes the investment of ú900 million by 2003-4 in better care services for older people which will be free at the point of use; and further believes that the right way to improve the health and well-being of older people is continued investment in the NHS and social services benefiting the many and not the few.

Signatures by party: Labour 29, Labour/Co-operative 2.