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The transition to the Care Act from the old community care law

Updated Date: 3 April 2017

Publication Date: 19 May 2015

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Introduction

This guide sets out how the transition was made from the previous suite of community care legislation, including the National Assistance Act 1948, to the Care Act 2014, in England from 1 April, 2015. It should be read in conjunction with Community Care Inform Adults’ guide to the Care Act 2014. Care Act resources on Inform Adults Community […]

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() The transition to the Care Act from the old community care law. Legislation.
Community Care Inform
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