We agree that there have been many failures and shortfalls in the Australian aged care system. We agree also about many of the causes of those failures and shortfalls, and about many of the means through which to remedy them. We agree that fundamental reform to the Australian aged care system is required, but we differ sharply in our opinion on certain aspects of the arrangements necessary to give effect to our common purpose of the new aged care system, which is:
to ensure that older people have an entitlement to high quality aged care and support and that they must receive it. Such care and support must be safe and timely and must assist older people to live an active, self-determined and meaningful life in a safe and caring environment that allows for dignified living in old age.
Many of our recommendations and observations are made jointly, but there are some instances where we make differing recommendations and observations. We have agreed, with some misgivings and not without anxious consideration, to make some separate recommendations and to express different views where we diverge. But we both strongly conclude that fundamental change is needed. In the end, the differences between us may add to the strength of the reforms which are to be made.
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