Comprehensive spending review 2007: Julien Forder looks at why the elderly should get a better deal
by Julien Forder
* The Wanless Review recommended a partnership model of financing between state and individual. Individuals would still make a contribution but all people would be entitled to at least some state support. Do you think this more ‘universal’ approach would work?
* What do you consider to be the priority areas in social care to receive money from the comprehensive spending review?
GUIDE TIME FOR DISCUSSION: 20-30 minutes per question
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