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A guide to the Mental Capacity Bill [i.e. Mental Incapacity Bill] what does it mean for me? | Corporate Author | Department for Constitutional Affairs - DCA |
Publisher | Electronic format only, London, June 2004 |
Pages | 21 pp |
Source | Download pdf (4/8/04): www.dca.gov.uk/family/mi Available on tape or CD, tel: 020 7210 8328 |
Keywords | Mental disorder ; Court of protection ; Law. |
Annotation | The draft Mental Incapacity Bill lets people know how the law could be changed to make it clearer and easier to make decisions for people aged 16 and over who are not able to make their own decisions. This guide outlines the Bill's main features concerning "best interests", lasting powers of attorney (LPAs), a court appointed deputy, making a decision not to have treatment in the future, a new Court of Protection, the Public Guardian, and criminal offences. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-040805203 E |
Classmark | E: JVC: VR |
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