Guide to Care Act 2014 repeals [Archived]


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Practice notes

Guide to Care Act 2014 repeals [Archived]


Published by a ÑÇÖÞÉ«ÇéÍø Private Client expert

Practice notes
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ARCHIVED: This archived Practice Note provides a guide as to what legislation and guidance was repealed, revoked, replaced and cancelled as a result of the implementation of the Care Act 2014. It is not maintained and is for background information only.

With the coming into effect of part of the Care Act 2014 (CA 2014) in April 2015 there will be a number of repeals, revocations and cancellations of statutory provisions and guidance. Orders have been and will be made under CA 2014 to bring this into effect. The bringing into effect of the remainder of CA 2014 is still unclear. The cap on care costs provisions and the duty on local authorities to meet the eligible needs of self funders in care homes are delayed until April 2020. The introduction of the proposed appeals system for care and support is also delayed. Guidance was issued in October 2014 and corrective guidance in March 2015 and it is to be hoped that the following lists are an indication of all those repeals.

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