We’re launching our first-ever safeguarding conference
...opportunity for you to meet our new Public Guardian, Nick Goodwin. Hosting our own events on topic-specific areas is one way we’re looking to cover the gap in events we...
...opportunity for you to meet our new Public Guardian, Nick Goodwin. Hosting our own events on topic-specific areas is one way we’re looking to cover the gap in events we...
...information sharing sessions to present these to teams across OPG. This will facilitate discussion to identify improvements we can make in our processes and activities that could benefit our customers....
...on the best way to reform how LPAs are created, and it focuses on areas that are likely to need legislative change to make that happen. We want to make...
...services. In the meantime, we’ve brought together some useful online tools to help you make sure you get your application right first time, avoiding further delays if corrections are required....
...two children. She was a Senior Lecturer in sociology at a University in the West Midlands and retired in 2021. After Shirin became an attorney for her Dad, she decided...
...have been in place to help professional and public authority deputies understand their responsibilities and what’s expected of them. However, feedback told us that these standards are sometimes difficult to...
...deputy will need to get authority to use the client’s funds to reimburse a third party for work carried out on the client’s behalf. Deputies are expected to apply to...
...means we can introduce measures to better protect against fraud and abuse, including allowing OPG to check the identity of those involved in the LPA. While the new modernised service...
...more than one bank account. By summer 2018, we’re hoping to make the reporting tool available to professionals in the legal sector. This will allow them to see the information...
...he needed a ramp to get outside, and had to use a credit card for expenses which, obviously, cost more.” Having an LPA in place to appoint a carer as...