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ACSA looks forward to change in the New Year

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by DPS

Aged and Community Services Australia (ACSA) Acting chief executive officer, Pat Sparrow, said 2011 was full of promise for the aged care sector.

Ms Sparrow said she was enthusiastic about the opportunities in the New Year, and beyond, with the imminent release of the Productivity Commission’s report on aged care.

“The widespread acknowledgement that fundamental change is imperative will assist our campaign for reform,” Ms Sparrow said.

“However, chronic underfunding of aged care is a critical factor which must be a priority for Government.

“The Gillard Government’s promise of priority status for aged care and the appointment of a Minister supportive of reform do not mean we can afford to be complacent.

“I look forward to working with key stakeholders in pursuit of our vision to ensure that older Australians have more choice and improved access to care and services delivered as part of a sustainable system.”

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