Today, the Mental Welfare Commission releases it’s 2017-18 annual report;
“During the year, the Commission responded to the government’s consultation on reform of the Adults with Incapacity Act. The Commission welcomes the government’s proposals, but believe they are in need of a great deal of further work…The Commission worked on 24 investigations, seven of which were started during the year. The Commission closed eight cases as complete, with the Commission satisfied with the outcome or responses of services after its investigation…The Commission also surveyed health boards on access to advocacy services, and published its findings. The report showed a varied level of planning and provision, and a lack of clarity.”
You read the full report here.
