person. should she have to fun things like providing washing powder and use of water to clean her bedding. she is also in comments that she does not have a toilet roll sometimes he gets quite frustrated. she wants to go out anywhere, she wants to holiday it, she has to come out of hospital said the cost of the carer to go with her. and that means all their expenses, their food, she is bearing that if they go with her. she gets very fed up with not have enough money to be able to do that, but also being locked up with her care at all times. [30 but also being locked up with her care at all times. but also being locked up with her care at all times. do you think some ofthat care at all times. do you think some of that will change care at all times. do you think some of that will change under care at all times. do you think some of that will change under these - of that will change under these new social care proposals? hat of that will change under these new social care proposals?
addressing it. and they are addressing addressing it. and they are addressing funding - addressing it. and they are addressing funding for- addressing it. and they are addressing funding for it. l addressing it. and they are i addressing funding for it. and that s a start. it would be wrong for anybody to suggest that more money is not a good thing. we absolutely as a sector need more money coming in. ifirst met absolutely as a sector need more money coming in. i first met alice in ten years ago at the old bbc centre in london, talking about that point i m talking about cataract stop report was just published this is been going a long, long time. i don t think what we ve had today really addresses the problem. i think the reality is that pouring more water into a leaky bucket doesn t fix the issue and we still have a very leaky bucket. just spell out what you have a very leaky bucket. just spell out what you mean have a very leaky bucket. just spell out what you mean by have a