Mental Health Bill Aims to Reduce Inpatient Care for People with Learning Disabilities
The Mental Health Bill has passed its third reading in the House of Commons, bringing it closer to becoming law.
The bill includes plans to reduce reliance on inpatient care for people with learning disabilities and autistic individuals, as well as limiting the scope for detention.
- Increasing scrutiny and oversight of compulsory detention
- Introducing statutory care and treatment plans for all patients
The bill ensures that those detained have a clear path to recovery and discharge.
Author's summary: Mental Health Bill reduces inpatient care reliance.
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