Results 1-5 of 5 for ("top up" fees) speaker:Ivan Lewis
- Written Answers — Health: NHS: Finance (19 Jul 2007)
Ivan Lewis: The social care relative needs formulae for all client groups were reviewed in 2005 and new formulae were introduced for the 2006-07 settlement. The formulae are mainly produced through academic research projects and will remain unchanged for the next three-year settlement. The older people's formula consists of a basic amount per person aged 65 and over and top-ups for age, deprivation,...
- Written Answers — Health: Elderly: Social Services (28 Jun 2007)
Ivan Lewis: Local authority funding for social services is derived from a variety of sources both from within central Government and also determined locally (via council tax, fees and charges). It is for individual local authorities to manage and direct their own resources in accordance with local priorities and the needs of the communities to which they are accountable. Central funding for adult social...
- Written Answers — Health: Residential Care Homes (23 Jan 2007)
Ivan Lewis: Information about top-up fees is not collected centrally. The Office of Fair Trading report, "Survey of older people in care homes", published in May 2005, stated that 33 per cent. of the United Kingdom local authority-funded residents it interviewed had part of their fees paid as a third-party contribution or top-up.
- Written Answers — Health: Care Homes (18 Dec 2006)
Ivan Lewis: ...2005 to 30 November 2006, there have been 14 parliamentary questions, 191 letters from hon. Members, 433 letters from organisations and the public, and 85 e-mails to the Department about care home fees and charges. The issues raised include fees paid by local authorities to care homes, the fees paid by service users to care homes, top-up fees and other issues related to charging and fees.
- Public Bill Committee: Education Bill: Clause 13 - Power of Secretary of State and National Assembly for Wales to give financial assistance for purposes related to education or childcare (18 Dec 2001)
Mr Ivan Lewis: ...that point, but that is the logical long-term consequence of the amendment tabled by the hon. Member for Altrincham and Sale, West. In promoting new clause 1, he acknowledged that, depending on the fee rate of the independent school, a top-up from parents would be required in many, if not most, circumstances.
