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Bags of money: the financial abuse of older people
 — edited papers from a conference organised by Action on Elder Abuse and Liverpool Directorate of Social Services on 22 October 1998, Liverpool
Author(s)Jill Manthorpe
Corporate AuthorAction on Elder Abuse; Liverpool Directorate of Social Services
PublisherAction on Elder Abuse, London, 1999
Pages33 pp (Working paper no 4)
SourceAction on Elder Abuse, Astral House, 1268 London Road, London SW16 4ER.
KeywordsElder abuse ; Financial services [older people] ; Conference proceedings.
AnnotationFollowing consultation on the Lord Chancellor's Office Green Paper, "Who decides? Decision making for people who lack mental capacity", no action had been taken to introduce legislation. This Action on Elder Abuse conference was held to highlight continuing problems and to explore possible changes. The conference aimed to: give an overview of financial abuse, its prevalence, and current legal protective mechanisms; examine the problems which exist with current protective mechanisms; demonstrate good practice; and highlight the current actions which can be taken when abuse has occurred. The role of the statutory, independent and voluntary sector and the legal system to assist older people who have been abused was examined. Speakers at the conference were Denzil Lush, Gordon Ashton, Jill Manthorpe and Terri Whittaker. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-010123004 B
ClassmarkQNT: J: 6M

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