The prime minister will today announce the establishment of a royal commission of inquiry to investigate the dark world of guardianship of the elderly.
Prime Minister Morrison is expected to announce today that a royal commission of inquiry will be set up to investigate the scandal over care for the elderly.
Recently, the media have revealed a series of eye-catching, shocking elderly home nurses bullied the elderly.
The Royal Commission will focus on the quality of care provided by private and government-run old-age care homes, and whether there have been any scandals, The Sunday Telegraph reported.
Prime Minister Morrison says he can no longer ignore elderly care operators who flout the law by pursuing profits and putting the lives of the elderly in jeopardy.
The federal government is also under great pressure, and the government has been called upon to crack down on the elderly care industry.
The media have exposed a series of frightening scandals in the elderly care industry.
Many nursing homes / elderly care providers ignore the needs of the elderly and can do anything to cut costs.
Cuts in costs have led to a shortage of nursing staff, which has led to many elderly people living in homes for the elderly not receiving the care they deserve, and there have even been many cases of abuse and abuse of the elderly.
In an effort to cut costs, some nursing homes have recently been accused of sending many sick old people to the hospital`s emergency department to avoid placing night nurses in nursing homes.
And the homes receive millions of Australian dollars in government-related subsidies from government every year.
In the last fiscal year, the number of nursing homes with serious risks increased 177 percent, according to new government data.
The number of facilities that refused to comply with the government`s rules for nursing homes also increased by 292%.
The Royal Commission of Inquiry is also expected to investigate how Australia is dealing with a growing number of people with dementia.
Challenges such as providing services to older people in remote and rural areas.
