Examples include, at an individual level, “integration stakeholders” that will develop systems for responding to feedback in a way that is accessible, manageable for staff, and capable of being transferred across settings. At a national level, citizens’ panels will create opportunities for people to engage in national policy debate. Notably, a leadership coalition of health and social care service users, carers and leaders in the NHS, local authorities and the third sector will guide the development of the framework and will be chaired by a member of the public. The framework will continue to be developed until the end of 2017.