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Government response to the neurological cognitive disorders aged-care inquiry

New Zealand Government · dementia-cognitive

The 10 March 2026 response noted all 14 Health Committee recommendations on residential care, home support, carers, and workforce.

Evidence note: Ministerial release dated 10 March 2026, checked 8 October. The response notes recommendations and refers many to existing aged-care work; it does not confirm all recommendations are funded or implemented.

Recorded check: 2026-10-08 · Scheduled review: 2026-10-22 · Official page · New Zealand · High confidence

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dementia, neurological disorders, Health Committee, carers · Current Watch, Sector Intelligence, Briefing