Before the noble Baroness sits down, does she not agree that we should legislate on questions of principle and not in anticipation of the colour of the Government likely to come into being? Otherwise, we would never legislate. If the principle is right that restrictions should be removed on who can be provided with care free of charge, we should legislate for it. If an incoming Government find that difficult, that will be their business. But a legislative body should legislate on the principle of whether the Act is right and not because it is anticipating the difficulties of another Government coming into being.
Personal Care at Home Bill
Proceeding contribution from
Lord Sentamu
(Bishops (affiliation))
in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 17 March 2010.
It occurred during Debate on bills on Personal Care at Home Bill.
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