Responsibility gap in care plan

The government must set out clear lines of responsibility for emergency response in its health care reform plans, MPs have warned.


Civil Service World

By Civil Service World

27 Mar 2013

In a report published today, the Communities and Local Government Committee welcomes the return to local government of responsibility for improving people’s health and wellbeing, but warns that it is not clear who will be in charge in the event of a health emergency.

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