The Care and Support (Cross-border Placements and Business Failure: Temporary Duty) (Dispute Resolution) Regulations 2014
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5 Responsibility for meeting needs pending determination of dispute etc
(1) The authorities which are parties to a dispute must not allow the existence of the dispute to prevent, delay, interrupt or otherwise adversely affect the meeting of the needs of the adult (“the adult”) or carer to whom the dispute relates. (2) This paragraph applies where a dispute concerns— (a) section 48(2), 50(3) or 51(3) of the Act (temporary duty to meet needs); or (b) any of paragraphs 1 to 4 of Schedule 1. (3) Where paragraph (2) applies— (a) the authority which is meeting any needs for accommodation of the adult on the date on which the dispute arises must continue to meet those needs; and (b) if no authority is meeting those needs as at that date, the authority in whose area the adult is living as at that date must do so from that date. (4) The duty under paragraph (3) must be discharged until the dispute in question is resolved. (5) The meeting of an adult’s needs by an authority pursuant to paragraph (3) does not affect the liability of that authority or any other authority for the meeting of those needs in respect of the period during which those needs are met.
5 Responsibility for meeting needs pending determination of dispute etc
(1) The authorities which are parties to a dispute must not allow the existence of the dispute to prevent, delay, interrupt or otherwise adversely affect the meeting of the needs of the adult (“the adult”) or carer to whom the dispute relates. (2) This paragraph applies where a dispute concerns— (a) section 48(2), 50(3) or 51(3) of the Act (temporary duty to meet needs); or (b) any of paragraphs 1 to 4 of Schedule 1. (3) Where paragraph (2) applies— (a) the authority which is meeting any needs for accommodation of the adult on the date on which the dispute arises must continue to meet those needs; and (b) if no authority is meeting those needs as at that date, the authority in whose area the adult is living as at that date must do so from that date. (4) The duty under paragraph (3) must be discharged until the dispute in question is resolved. (5) The meeting of an adult’s needs by an authority pursuant to paragraph (3) does not affect the liability of that authority or any other authority for the meeting of those needs in respect of the period during which those needs are met.
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