My DD went to a SEN school. They are now all closed. She was picked up by bus. I was part of the protests around the schools closing, inclusiveness was never going to work. My DD works in catering in the NHS, we are in Liverpool, so she's managed to buy a house, her peer group include, a HGV driver, hospitality staff, catering and domestics in the NHS, Fast food, retail and admin/IT. I'd say at least 70% are in steady work. Who you are talking about is the more affected, by their disabilities, children. What are we supposed to do with them? The institutions were more expensive. As for Social Care, what do we do with the old, that's cheaper? It shows that you know very little about the subject. Our society relies on people to have disposable income, or we end up with pockets of total deprivation, as in Jaywick. Then we pay more in the justice/prison service, health care, than we would have done under the present system. Very few of us want to live in a society that mirrors Bangladesh, with people, including disabled children, begging on the streets. So we throw out the Care Acts, what, in practice, does that look like?