Member

As we seek to address this, we also want to guard against creating something of a “tick list” of required training, which would, inadvertently—I stress, inadvertently—undermine responsibility for determining appropriate training. It is also important to note that, when assessing services, the CQC will check whether the Health and Care Act requirement is being met and may take action if it is not. Given the range of activity already under way, and while we understand what lies behind the amendment, we believe that it is not required.