Manchester South

Noted (AI summary) NHS Greater Manchester acknowledges concerns about the Right Care Right Person system and its implementation and highlights existing mental health crisis support. They state they will share learning from the PFD report and continue working with partners. The Deputy Mayor clarifies their role in overseeing the implementation of the RCRP system, stating that the responsibility for operational implementation lies with the Chief Constable. They will discuss the case with the Chief Constable and seek assurance that lessons have been learned.

Noted (AI summary) The Department highlights the Online Safety Act (OSA) which requires companies to prevent users from encountering illegal content and remove such content swiftly. Ofcom can issue information notices at the coroner's request, requiring services to provide data and Data Preservation Notices to preserve a child's data. OPSS highlights industry led labelling initiatives to address risks. Officials will communicate the new industry labelling initiative to relevant groups to raise awareness. BAMA has developed a new caution mark and statement that can be used to provide additional detail on the potential problems which can arise if the aerosol dispenser is not used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. The caution mark will be placed in the top two-thirds of the back of the pack copy to ensure that it is noticed by the consumer. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport acknowledges the report and confirms that the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) leads on online safety.

Noted (AI summary) The Care Quality Commission explains its role and inspection methodology and states that it is outside CQC's scope to amend regulations to allow HCAs to take on medical or nursing observations, noting that the report has also been sent to The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. The Department of Health and Social Care will ask NICE to consider developing a national standard on the prevention and management of choking hazards in domiciliary and residential care settings, after concerns were raised about a lack of basic observation ability of carers.

Noted (AI summary) The Department for Health and Social Care acknowledges the concerns and outlines the Government's commitment to improving urgent and emergency care, referencing the 10-Year Health Plan and the Urgent and Emergency Care Plan for 2025/26, as well as improvements to ambulance response and handover times. They do not describe specific actions taken or planned as a direct result of this case.