five outcomes are universal ambitions for every child and young person, whatever their background or circumstances. (Every Child Matters to Museums, 2018)
The two pieces of legislation that have a greatest influence is the Children’s Act, which focuses on Special Educational Needs and Disability and The NHS and Community Health Care Act, which focuses on the care and support.
NHS and Community Health Care Act (2010)
NHS is a national service that provide health care to the population and was created so that every individual present in the UK could access the health care (Gov.uk, 2012). With the passage of time the needs of population change NHS goes through reforms and modernisation so that it can cope with the needs. So, NHS has to change and bring improvements to the legislation in order to provide a good healthcare delivery (Patients4NHS , 2018).
“One of the reasons for introducing the 2012 HSC Act was the financial issues facing the NHS and also the vast pressure on its services, this transferred the availability of public health services (such as children’s services, mental and dental health, immunisation, screening, sexual health and health protection programmes) to cash-strapped local authorities (LAs). LAs have the ability to outline and choose the way they provide these services, and could make them chargeable in time,
Abolished Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) and instead establish Clinical Commissioning Groups(CCGs)”: (Patients4NHS , 2018)
Improving quality of care is the main goal of the Health and Social Care Act 2012.

The Act contains various arrangements to energise and empower the NHS, nearby government and different areas, to enhance understanding results through significantly more compelling co-ordinated work, gives the premise to better joint effort, association working and combination crosswise over neighbourhood government and the NHS at all levels, CCGs will be best put to advance coordination given their insight into understanding needs, and the appointing energy to outline new administrations around these necessities, The weights on the NHS are expanding, with regards to wellbeing frameworks over the world. (Patients4NHS , 2018). Request is developing quickly as the populace ages and long-term conditions turn out to be more typical; more sophisticated and costly treatment choices are getting to be accessible. (Gov.uk, 2012).
The Act places clinicians in charge regarding shaping services, empowering NHS funding to be spent more successfully and this will empower patients to be able to choose proper services for their needs, from charity or independent providers, as long as they meet NHS costs. (Gov.uk, 2012)
Establishes an independent NHS Board to allocate resources and provide commissioning guidance, increases GPs power to commission services on behalf of their patients or strengthens the role