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The certificate in the prescribed form, which requires completion by the extra-jurisdictional solicitor, can be found in Schedule 1 of the RA Regulations, Form 5 (See [[Enhanced Representation Agreement for Health Care (15:App M) | Appendix M]]). | The certificate in the prescribed form, which requires completion by the extra-jurisdictional solicitor, can be found in Schedule 1 of the RA Regulations, Form 5 (See [[Enhanced Representation Agreement for Health Care (15:App M) | Appendix M]]). | ||
'''NOTE:''' These recognition rules only apply to RA9s for personal and health care decisions. See section 9 of the ''Representation Agreement Regulations''. | |||
== H. No Capacity and No RA == | |||
Where there is no Representative previously appointed and an adult no longer has capacity, various provincial laws apply. The statutory framework allows for the appointment of a temporary substitute decision-maker (HCCFA). Designated Agencies must investigate allegations of abuse or neglect and provide necessary support and assistance [AGA]. The statutory framework grants investigatory and decision-making power to the Public Guardian and Trustee (PGTA). Below is an outline of the legal parameters for each of these processes. | |||
=== 1. Temporary Substitute Decision-makers (TSDM) === | |||
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