BEVERIDGE v's NEW RIGHT

BEVERIDGE v's NEW RIGHT

1. new right supporters

   • argued Beveridge failed to take following into account
     • outcomes and costs
       • failed to pay attention to economy, effectivness and efficiency
         • took the service user out of the driving seat
           • beveridge reforms were inflexible and limited provided limited choice to the service user
   • Paul Wilding and Vic George

2. Beveridge supporters

   • argued that
     • Money that could be used for care would be poured into setting up new systems and private profit
       • care work would be pushed back onto unpaid carers
         • in an attempt to win contracts private companies would cut costs to undercut other bids. This would result in staff wage cuts
           • thinking of people who needed care as customers who could exercise choice was inappropriate