Valuing people now: from progress to transformation - a consultation on the next three years of learning disability policy

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The white paper 'Valuing People' (2001) set out the Government's vision for people with a learning disability, across a range of services based on four key principles of rights, independence, choice, and inclusion. The white paper's vision covered a range of issues including health, housing and employment. 'Valuing People Now' seeks people's views on the priorities for the learning disability agenda over the next three years. 

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This consultation started on 4th December 2007 and ended on 28th March 2008.

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