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That we are talking about younger adults as well but will, for example, older people who might need those services more immediately, would be cap on how much someone is expected to pay for social care in their lifetime also go up? show that also go up to you, kind of, balance fairness between the generations? i think the point i'm making a behalf of the social care institute for the excellent is we don'tjust need to implement the andrew deal not cap on care costs and also make the means test favour, we need to make the system fairer for those people who can't afford to pay for social care for ...

Characterise this as being all about care for older people. it is about care for older people. it is about care for older people. it is about care for people throughout their aduu care for people throughout their adult lives in need at the port and thatis adult lives in need at the port and that is why i think we can argue for a range of progressive tax measures. jeremy hunt is certainly right to talk about some funds but we know the treasury absolutely hate earmarked taxes and in the end whether it is air max are not the point is we need to deal with the fact we have the meanest of means test...

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Social care, but he does, though, say, that a tax rise is the only way. i think the answer is a health and care premium, something that could help relieve the pressure on the nhs in the short—term, but then move into the transformation of the social care system weak kneed ——then move into the transformation of the social care system we need in the more medium—term. i think the answer is a health and care premium, something that could help relieve the pressure on the nhs in the short—term, but then move into the transformation of the social care system we need in the more medium—ter...

Vision? >> another great point, and we're moving further away. bobby kennedy was a tough politician. he was no milquetoast, weak kneed politician. he was tough. he looked into the eyes of possibility in american politics and said, we can do this. but he believed fundamentally in the politics of empathy. he evolved to a point where he saw, i must understand walking in the shoes of another person who's vulnerable. when he said in that statement is understanding the degree to which these policy decisions, these supreme court decisions, these court rulings must reflect our best angels, so to speak...