What happens when I can't make decisions for myself?

...when I can’t make decisions for myself?’ We’ve uploaded the leaflet to our website and we’ll be sending it out to our stakeholders, including charities and legal and medical professionals,...
...when I can’t make decisions for myself?’ We’ve uploaded the leaflet to our website and we’ll be sending it out to our stakeholders, including charities and legal and medical professionals,...
...everything you can to support that person to make a decision 3. An unwise decision does not mean they’re not able to make decisions 4. You must always act in...
...ones can help you to make decisions if you’re unable to, for health and welfare as well as finance and property. The death rate from Covid-19 among people of black...
...use and could be simpler, and there was a gap for lay deputies. We’ve recently reviewed the standards to make them clearer, and applicable to all deputies. These standards now...
...to set out our position. All deputies must follow the new guidance by 1 April 2021. The guidance outlines: what is within and outside general authority of property and financial...
As we continue social distancing and with some of us experiencing self-isolation, we understand this raises questions about how an attorney or deputy can continue to fulfil their role. To...
At OPG we're always trying to find ways to make it easier for attorneys and deputies to fulfil their role. We know from calls to our contact centre and from...
...the Government Digital Service’s digital by default service standard. I want to personally thank Alan for his dedication and commitment to supporting people who are at risk, and for his...
...all on one screen, and not across two PDFs, has made filling them out simpler. Not having to do the report in one go has also helped save time and...
...same time as property and finance more than one deputy can be registered to a client online. Any of the co-deputies registered will be able to complete and submit reports...