health and social care board sector. health and social care board _ care board sector. on the _ was used as shorthand. that appears so. on the previous one, number four. _ so. on the previous one, number four, the — so. on the previous one, number four, the work that was intended to be prepared for a new deal brexit was be prepared fora new deal brexit was itself— be prepared for a new deal brexit was itself important, incredibly important, when it came to the pandemic _ important, when it came to the pandemic. this paper doesn't quite capture _ pandemic. this paper doesn't quite capture it — pandemic. this paper doesn't quite capture it. it captures the planning. is capture it. it captures the planning-— capture it. it captures the ”lannin. . .. .. . ., planning. is that a reference to the fact that work _ planning. is that a reference to the fact that work was _ planning. is that a reference to the fact that work was done _ planning. is that a reference to the fact that work was done on - planning. is that a reference to the | fact that work was done on securing and s

qualifications within social care, and how we support social kemmel widely including integrating it better with the nhs. —— social care more widely. that's what the integrated care boardshey bounce back to hospital as a consequence. thinking about how we use the fantastic volunteers we have seen at other times, the olympics was a great example of the role that volunteers played, and how we can use volunteers in social care, not as a replacement but as additional support particularly thinking about discharge. the support particularly thinking about discharee. : :, :, discharge. the director of care writes uk _ discharge. the director of care writes uk which _ discharge. the director of care writes uk which represents i discharge. the director of care - writes uk which represents residents and relatives says this morning what you are proposing is a desperate measure trying to save a system which is crumbling. she says you need to do more. where is that bid big plan for social care you have been promising for years? we added 7.5 alien in additional _ been promising for years? we added 7.5 alien in additional funding, - been promising for years? we added 7.5 alien in addit

also stopped was work to ensure that adult social care could cope with a surge in patients. the wide pandemic flu readiness boardhow there was much bigger mistakes, how the uk thought about pandemics in the uk thought about pandemics in the first place. the the uk thought about pandemics in the first place-— the first place. the doctrine of the uk was to plan — the first place. the doctrine of the uk was to plan for— the first place. the doctrine of the uk was to plan for the _ the first place. the doctrine of the i uk was to plan for the consequences of a disaster. can we buy in of body bags, where are we going to bury the dead? and that was completely wrong. of dead? and that was completely wrong. of course it is important to have that in case you fail to prevent a pandemic but essential to pandemic planning needs to be how do you prevent the disaster from happening in the first place? how do you suppress the virus?— in the first place? how do you suppress the virus? matt hancock describe this _ suppress the virus? matt hancock describe this systemic _ suppress the virus? matt hancock describe this systemic fa

the boarding school brings up more than 100 children, 77 of them are orphans, including social ones. this means that their parents have only nominal attention and care for these children is of particular importance to this club. this year marks 10 years out of ten, not 6 years with us. for this we are very, very grateful to them, of course, impression in children. they are unforgettable. they live it for a whole year, and they wait for it for a whole year. and those who want to know how a motorcycle was arranged to ride on it and take pictures not this fight. and even on them you can dance the bikers themselves say. charged with good emotions - this is a significant day, which this day is entered in the calendar of club trips every year, invariably on this day we come here, so this is not only for me personally for the whole club. this is a significant day and significant events for several years now , club members have been striving not only to give children a good mood, but also to help the institution financially last year furniture was brought in, a computer class and a sports ground were opened. this meeting was no exception for bikers who arri

to be used on housing, social services and psychiatric care within the community and not in a jail setting. none of the supervisors responded for comment. the alameda county board of supervisors are considering a measure that would penalize spectators at sideshows and street races. the current version of the proposal says people who are convicted could face up to six months in jail. and a $1,000 fine. police officials support the idea, saying if they could cite someone for just watching, fewer people would be likely to get hurt at those sideshows. today, the board heard public comment on the issue. some said they oppose the idea. this is an ineffective and bad way to legislate an ordinance that could possibly detain, arrest and incarcerate a person who happened to be a spectator is unconstitutional. it has unintended consequences. law enforcement says without an audience, some drivers might not participate in those sideshows. still ahead, a day after learning westfield is calling it quits at the san francisco center mall. we're examining how owners of commercial real estate are able to walk away with little recourse. plus today's show of support from the san jo

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board in the larger sense, the litany of research related to the positive outcomes that fathers have that involve their child, higher academic achievement, greater social awareness, increased father awareness can improve maternal health care. addressing maternal mortality, morbidity in the united states, bettering the development of the child and long-term growth of the child. it was an honor to sponsor this resolution with the senator from georgia, my friend, as we share what we hawt was really important to -- thought was really important to come before this chamber in advance of father's day. the presence of a strong father helps a child in insurmountable ways, we all know that intuitively. it's important that we recognize that and celebrate on this father's day. so to all the dads out there, have a great father's day. i don't know what's on your wish list, but i hope you enjoy it and we all have a greater sense of gratitude for the most important job we'll ever have in your lives. i yield back, mr. president. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned. -- adjourned until when? -- adjourned until when? now available at the span shop.org. your access to the federal government bio and con