The Employment Court has upheld a parent's argument that the Ministry of Health - and not his severely disabled daughter - is his legal employer.
The keenly-watched case involved a fulltime carer, Peter Humphreys, who argued that it is a nonsense for the Ministry of Health to claim his 33-year-old daughter - who has Angelman syndrome - could be his boss.
The court agreed.
Disability rights campaigner Jane Carrigan closely followed the case, and others like it.
She spoke to Corin Dann.
