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Care Quality Commission

Asked whether police were investigations allegations of a cover up by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the PMS said that this would be a matter for the police. More widely, he made the point that it was absolutely right that the Health Secretary was asking the CQC to report back to him about how individuals could be held to account. Asked whether individuals involved would be named, the PMS said he understood that the CQC would publish names and that this was the right decision.

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