In person cabinet meeting for many months, and then he will have to face up to quite a lot of concerns from his own backbenchers in the commons when he makes the trip from downing street to parliament later on. the social care system has been unfair. you know, if you have assets of £23,350, you really begin to hurt if you, for example, suffer from dementia. one in seven people pay £100,000 or more for the social care, so in my view, it has to be grasped, that nettle has to be grasped, and this prime minister will not shirk that responsibility, and you will hear from him later today as to how we are going to deal with the broken social care system over the long term. that was the vaccines minister, not really going into much of the detail. but stressing how determined that the prime minister is to see this through. one of the first things he said when he was prime
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Few days. perhaps you are less concerned about how the money is raised and more that it is raised and how s it going to be spent. yeah, as a provider, we need to know is how the government intend on resolving the chronic underfunding within social care. that s ultimately what we need to know, it s absolutely desperate at the moment. we ve had decades of underfunding, a sector that was very fragile before covid and that has just exposed a multitude of problems so i think what we need to know is how the government intent on resolving this. how the government intent on resolving this. can you give us a sense from resolving this. can you give us a sense from the resolving this. can you give us a sense from the care resolving this. can you give us a sense from the care homes - resolving this. can you give us a sense from the care homes thatj resolving this. can you give us a - sense from the care homes that you run of how those problems have manifested themselves? you can t ianore th
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