I was particularly proud to see the Prime Minister make this announcement at our sister organisation, Jewish Care, with colleagues from the National Care Forum. It feels significant that a national conversation about the future of care was hosted by the Jewish community, reflecting our long tradition and strong priority of caring for people across generations. I’m also encouraged that Baroness Louise Casey’s long-awaited Independent Commission on Adult Social Care report is being brought forward to next summer. I agree with the premise – for this to work, reform must be co-designed with people with lived experience and involve all the system's stakeholders. Social care is a national issue and needs a genuinely national conversation, using all the expertise we have.