Individual Contributions to Social Care Costs
There have been votes in Parliament both on the principle of preventing an individual from having to contribute towards their social care costs after a certain point, and on the details of the operation of that cap.
Rachel Maclean consistently voted against reducing the maximum amount an individual may be required to contribute to their social care costs
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On 25 Apr 2022:
Rachel Maclean voted to limit the amount adults can be required to pay towards their eligible care costs over their lifetime, rather than to prevent an individual being charged once they, local authorities, or others had paid a certain amount.
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On 30 Mar 2022:
Rachel Maclean voted to limit the amount adults can be required to pay towards their eligible care costs over their lifetime, rather than to prevent an individual being charged once they, local authorities, or others had paid a certain amount.
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On 22 Nov 2021:
Rachel Maclean voted to limit the amount adults can be required to pay towards their eligible care costs over their lifetime, rather than to prevent an individual being charged once they, local authorities, or others had paid a certain amount.
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On 25 Feb 2020:
Rachel Maclean voted against urgently reforming social care and including making personal care free.
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