Greens-chaired inquiry says system should be demand driven despite Labor’s dissenting view that this could cause unintended flow-on issuesFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA Senate inquiry into the delayed aged care scheme has sounded the alarm on the potentially fatal consequences of what it has labelled a “calculated denial” of services as more than 200,000 elderly Australians remain on waiting lists.The majority report of the Greens-chaired inquiry, released on Wednesday, said the system should be demand-driven, as recommended by the aged care royal commission, instead of offering elderly Australians a limited number of places. Continue reading...
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