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A national policy TV programme and Westminster seminar setting out the dilemmas and choices for the Dilnot Commission and government on funding of future care costs for the elderly. This policy analysis event brought together the latest evidence and research with policy makers, advocacy groups, industry speakers and parliamentarians to examine the issues and look at options for the future funding of care and in particular for self payers. Filmed, edited and made available online as an expert analysis archive which can be used in the debate ahead.
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