Agreed.

And in any case, using twitter is a pretty low bar for the Chief Social Worker to miss – you would hope they would be doing a lot more than that.

Much like everything else in the Munro report, having a Chief SW has turned out to be a huge disappointment and a waste of time. (The report itself I thought was ok, the impact absolutely negligible).

Perhaps it’s time to accept that “having reviews” is just not a good way of making changes and improvements to children’s social care.

I suppose because that’s where it ‘fits’ best within government ministries? It is nowhere near large enough a part of the public sector to warrant its own department. Even adult social care (which is much, much larger) is included in the Health Department.

While the review recommended £2.6bn by the end of 2026-27, iI would say it is required so much sooner, in fact immediately as there has already been very little funding, if any at all.

The crisis is so extensive which the DoE is failing to recognise, but is it by ignorance or by design, for do they really care.

In fact does anyone in this Government care about anything except their own lives.