''The Honourable David Gifford Leathes Prior, Tory-Toff and chair of the CQC is back at work. Following his hip-op (private) he's legged it back and is already putting his foot in it.
The Telegraph's NHS Talthybius, Laura Donnely, writes; the boss of the flat-earthers told her, "The
elderly and vulnerable were failed by... (the CQC)... set up to protect
them, because it feared legal threats from owners of care homes..."
In
a nut-shell Prior claims the CQC 'failed' because it accepted legal
advice to duck taking care homes to court in case they lost. "There
have been... cases where... inspectors have felt there was a very strong
case and would like to have taken action but were advised to back off
by... legal advice." read more
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