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From: Sophie Parr

13 May 2011

Dear City of London Corporation,

Under the Freedom of Information Act, I kindly request the
following information in relation to eligibility criteria and
spending for adult social care services:

1. From 1st April 2011, what is your council’s set eligibility
criteria banding for social care services, as set out in the
statutory guidance; ‘Prioritising need in the context of Putting
People First: A whole system approach to eligibility for social
care. Guidance on Eligibility Criteria for Adult Social Care,
England 2010’.

2. What was your council’s eligibility criterion banding for social
care services on 1st April 2010?

3. What was the total spending on adult social care for the
following financial years:

i. 2005-06
ii. 2006-07
iii. 2007-08
iv. 2008-09
v. 2009-10
vi. 2010-11

4. What was the spending on adult social care for adults aged 18-65
with a learning disability, for the following financial years:

i. 2005-06
ii. 2006-07
iii. 2007-08
iv. 2008-09
v. 2009-10
vi. 2010-11

5. How much funding for adult social care has been allocated in the
2011-12 council budget?

6. Does the answer to question 3 include all additional funds for
adult social care as announced in the Comprehensive Spending Review
in October 2010?

7. How much funding will the council receive in 2010-11 of the
additional £1bn on social care funding, announced in the
Comprehensive Spending Review in October 2010, from the NHS?

Thank you in advance for your assistance in the matter.

Yours faithfully,

Sophie Parr

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From: COL - EB - Information Officer
City of London Corporation

13 May 2011

Dear Ms Parr,

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 (FOIA) - INFORMATION REQUEST

The City of London (CoL) acknowledges receipt of your request for
information of 13 May 2011.

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Yours sincerely,

Information Officer
Town Clerk's Department
City of London
Guildhall
London EC2P 2EJ

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Email: [City of London Corporation request email]
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From: FOI, DCS
City of London Corporation

13 June 2011

Dear Ms Parr,

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 - INFORMATION REQUEST

Following receipt of your request for information on 13^th May 2011 and
our acknowledgement of the same date, the City of London (CoL) responds as
follows.

1. From the 1^st April 2011, what is your council's set eligibility
criteria banding for social care services, as set out in the statutory
guidance; `Prioritising need in the context of Putting People First: A
whole system approach to eligibility for social care. Guidance on
Eligibility Criteria for Adult Social Care, England 2010'.

Based on the FACs eligibility criteria (as set out in the Fair Access to
Care Services, Department of Health Guidance, issued under section 7(1) of
the Local Authority Social Services Act 1970), Subject to appropriate
means testing City of London has its Fair Access to Care Services set at
All Critical and Substantial Needs.

2. What was your council's eligibility criterion banding for social care
services on 1st April 2010? As above.

3. What was the total spending on adult social care for the following
financial years:

i. 2005-06 - £6,737,670
ii.2006-07 - £7,608,846
iii.2007-08 - £7,676,071
iv.2008-09 - £7,035,649
v. 2009-10 - £7,250,492
vi.2010-11 - £5,250,780

4. What was the spending on adult social care for adults aged 18-65 with a
learning disability, for the following years:

i. 2005-06 - £262,000
ii.2006-07 - £363,000
iii.2007-08 - £509,000
iv.2008-09 - £405,000
v. 2009-10 - £436,000
vi.2010-11 - £467,000

5. How much funding for adult social care has been allocated in the
2011-12 council budget? £6,135,000

6. Does the answer to question 3 include all additional funds for adult
social care as announced in the Comprehensive Spending Review in October
2010? Yes

7. How much funding will the council receive in 2010-11 of the additional
£1bn on social care funding, announced in the Comprehensive Spending
Review in October 2010, from the NHS? £206,000

Please note that the City (the "Square Mile") has a very small resident
population of only about 9700 people.

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Telephone: (01625) 545700. Website: [2]http://www.ico.gov.uk/.

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Yours sincerely

Department of Community and Children's Services
City of London
020 7332 1638

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