Need your opinions again please!

As a health care provider. The care home should have their own defib and train their staff how to use it, or thought it is very easy to use . CQC might be concerned about the lack of one .
Sharing one in the community is not ideal for a care home . Supposing the nearest one was in use or needed new pads, batteries etc.
I work in dentistry and we have to have one . We had a big discussion about advertising it within the local community, because of the possibility of needing it in the surgery and finding it in use in the community.

Nothing to add to what Aveline has said. They really should be better equipped.

Good points Aveline - must make enquiries. Thanks.

Gosh that's awful. Their residents are more likely to be using it too. You can't deny them access of course but they really should have defibrillators of their own. What does local health and social care partnership say? Presumably they're involved with commissioning services from the care home and might be concerned that the care home doesn't have this vital equipment already.

Nothing, specially if a party is more likely to use the equipment than the rest