This report delves into the critical intersection of law, policy, and ethical practice within the health and social care sector. It begins by outlining the roles of the legislature, executive, and judiciary in shaping the legal and policy landscape, focusing on key legislation, statutory guidance, and organizational policies. The report explores ethical frameworks, including codes of conduct, and evaluates the effectiveness of the national system of government in relation to health, care, and support services. It examines the relationship between key legislation, such as the Health and Social Care Act 2012 and the Care Act 2015, and national policies, comparing them against professional standards. The report reflects on how specific tasks in health and social care meet these standards and analyzes the impact of equality legislation on safeguarding practices. Furthermore, it investigates the influence of national and international human rights law on health, care, and support services, including the implementation of relevant legislation for safe conduct. The analysis extends to recent health and social care legislation, evaluating the rights and responsibilities within the sector. Finally, the report explores the relationship between law, policy, and ethical requirements, examining how these elements might lead to different outcomes in real-world scenarios.