A few people on this forum have been touting that the royal commission is good for Swift since it means that aged care facilities need to take better care of their residents.
I would like to argue that given the new rules and regulations that have come out of the royal commission, all aged care facilities are spending only on absolutely essential expenditure.
Whilst I agree that Swift would enhance the quality of life of residents, if you were running a facility, wouldn't you be prioritising ensuring you are meeting standards and not breaking the law so you don't cop any penalties?
Convince me that aged care actually has the spending ability to buy Swift products!
Is the Aged Care Royal Commission bad for SW1?
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