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The Casey Commission becomes policy

Baroness Casey's review has moved into delivery. The government is recruiting England's first national dementia tsar, one of the review's recommendations, with applications closing on 8 October, and a public panel has been launched to involve people across England in shaping reform. What powers the new post will have over commissioning, provider standards or inspection has not been set out.

Updated 22 September 2026 · 2 items so far

The story so far

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    Casey Commission picks around 125 people at random to help decide who pays for care

    Letters went out to homes across England from Monday 21 September, and anyone invited has until Sunday 11 October to register.

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    England to get a national dementia tsar, reporting straight to the Health Secretary

    The Department of Health and Social Care has advertised a two-year post at £171,600 a year to lead a new dementia council and report straight to the Health Secretary.