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Charging for day service - adult social services

Audrey O'Keefe made this Freedom of Information request to Liverpool City Council

The request was successful.

From: Audrey O'Keefe

15 December 2010

Dear Liverpool City Council,

Can you please provide the following information

1. How many complaints did you receive regarding charging policy to
go into day centres - Separated figures for - older vulnerable
people - for people with a learning disability and for mental
health.

2 Out of these complaints how many resolved with no further action
and client satisfied.

3. How many went to the ombudsman again figures broken down.

4. How many complaints to the ombudsman were successful - again
figures broken down and what action did the Ombudsman
recommend.

5. How many people - again broken down - were taken to court for
recovery of debt.,

6. Did Liverpool City Council issue bailiffs notices and how many.

7. was items recovered from people homes for non payments.

Yours faithfully,

Audrey O'Keefe

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From: Information Requests
Liverpool City Council

15 December 2010

Dear Ms. O'Keefe,

Acknowledgement of your request for information.

Thank you for your recent correspondence requesting information from the
City Council. Your request was received in our offices on 15^th December
2010 and, is being processed in accordance with the Freedom of Information
Act 2000.

A response will be sent to you as soon as possible and in any case within
the statutory deadline which is 20 working days from the working day after
your request was received.

For your information, the Act defines a number of exemptions which may
prevent the release of information you have requested. There will be an
assessment and, if any of the exemption categories apply, the information
will not be provided to you. You will be informed if this is the case.

Please quote the above reference number in all future communications.

Regards

Jawahier Sharif Ali (Fatima)

Information Officer

Legal Service

Liverpool City Council

Municipal Buildings

Dale Street,

Liverpool

L2 2DH

Tel: 0151 225 3132

email: [1][email address]

Website: [2]www.liverpool.gov.uk

2010 Year of Health and Wellbeing
[3]www.2010healthandwellbeing.org.uk

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From: FOI Childrens Families & Adults
Liverpool City Council

16 December 2010

Dear Audrey,

Thank you for your request for information, which we received
on Wednesday 15.12.10. After speaking to the relevant officers could
you confirm whether all the questions relate to specific cases where a
service user has complained about charging policy.

Also, could you confirm whether the questions 1 and 2 relate to complaints
only, and not appeals.

If we do not receive clarification by 12.01.10 we will assume you no
longer require this information and we will close the case. If you would
like to discuss please contact me on the number below.

Kind regards

Ian

Ian Knight

Freedom of Information Officer

Strategy and Support

Liverpool City Council - Childrens Families and Adults

Sefton Grange

Croxteth Drive

Liverpool

L17 3EZ

[mobile number]

Phone: 0151 233 2184

[email address]

www.liverpool.gov.uk

2010 Year of Health and Wellbeing
[1]www.2010healthandwellbeing.org.uk

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

16 December 2010

Dear FOI Childrens Families & Adults,

The enquiry is related to no specific complaint

questions 1-2 - related to complaints - and appeals.

Yours sincerely,

Audrey O'Keefe

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16 December 2010

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

16 December 2010

Dear Liverpool City Council
it is not related to any complaint
1 and 2 - figures for complaint and appeals

Yours faithfully,

Audrey O'Keefe

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

16 December 2010

Dear Liverpool City Council,
response to your request for clarification
this request is not related to a complaint
1 -2 figures for both complaints and appals

Yours faithfully,

Audrey O'Keefe

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

16 December 2010

Dear FOI Childrens Families & Adults,
the enquiry is not related to an specific complaint
1 - 2 both complaints and appeals

Yours sincerely,

Audrey O'Keefe

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16 December 2010

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From: Symm, Kevin
Liverpool City Council

21 December 2010

Dear Ms O'Keefe

Thank you for clarifying your request for information. However, to provide
you with the specific information you require could you highlight if
questions 3-7 relate to each other or are separate questions to be
answered individually, in as much detail as possible.

3. How many went to the ombudsman again figures broken down.

4. How many complaints to the ombudsman were successful - again figures
broken down and what action did the Ombudsman recommend.

5. How many people - again broken down - were taken to court for recovery
of debt.

6. Did Liverpool City Council issue bailiffs notices and how many.

7. Was items recovered from people homes for non payments.

Once you come back to me I will contact the relevant department with the
clarification.

Regards,

Kevin Symm

Senior Information Officer

Legal Services

Liverpool City Council

Municipal Buildings

Dale Street

Liverpool

L2 2DH

TEL: 0151 225 3007

[1][email address]

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

21 December 2010

Dear Symm, Kevin,

two separate question -

Yours sincerely,

Audrey O'Keefe

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From: Audrey O'Keefe

28 December 2010

Dear Liverpool City Council,

answer to your queries is =
2 separate questions. hope this helps you

Yours faithfully,

Audrey O'Keefe

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From: Symm, Kevin
Liverpool City Council

17 January 2011


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Regards,

Kevin Symm

Senior Information Officer

Legal Services

Liverpool City Council

Municipal Buildings

Dale Street

Liverpool

L2 2DH

TEL: 0151 225 3007

[1][email address]

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Audrey O'Keefe left an annotation (25 January 2011)

perhaps it was the way I worder my question - but do not agree with the response from LCC - interesting to know how many went to appeal.

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