Difference between revisions of "Types of Substitute Decision-Making in Residential Care"

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#RRA, s. 13
#RRA, s. 13
#RRA, s. 16
#RRA, s. 16
#Canadian Centre for Elder Law. ( March 2014) understanding the lived experiences of supported decision-making in Canada: A Study Paper. Prepared for Law Commission of Ontario. Online: http://www.lco-cdo.org/capacity-guardianship-commissioned-paper-ccel.pdf  (Last accessed:  May 1,  2014).
#Canadian Centre for Elder Law. (March 2014) Understanding the lived experiences of supported decision-making in Canada: A Study Paper. Prepared for Law Commission of Ontario. Online: http://www.lco-cdo.org/capacity-guardianship-commissioned-paper-ccel.pdf  (Last accessed:  May 1,  2014).
#As a result, these matters  would likely either be unresolved or go to court.
#As a result, these matters  would likely either be unresolved or go to court.
#PPA,  s. 3 (1)  sets  out the court  application process.  Under the Patients Property Act, there are two processes for appointing a committee. The Supreme Court can appoint a public agency or private individual committee of estate and/or person by court order. Health authorities can appoint a committee of estate and that committee of estate must be a public agency, namely the Public Guardian and Trustee. Pg. 28. Office of the British Columbia Ombudsperson. (February 2013). No longer your decision: British Columbia’s process for appointing the Public Guardian and Trustee to manage the financial affairs of incapable adults. Public Report No. 49. Online: https://www.ombudsman.bc.ca/images/resources/reports/Special_Reports/no_longer_your_decision.pdf  (Last accessed:  May 1, 2014). [ “Ombuds, No longer  your decision”]  
#PPA,  s. 3 (1)  sets  out the court  application process.  Under the Patients Property Act, there are two processes for appointing a committee. The Supreme Court can appoint a public agency or private individual committee of estate and/or person by court order. Health authorities can appoint a committee of estate and that committee of estate must be a public agency, namely the Public Guardian and Trustee. Pg. 28. Office of the British Columbia Ombudsperson. (February 2013). No longer your decision: British Columbia’s process for appointing the Public Guardian and Trustee to manage the financial affairs of incapable adults. Public Report No. 49. Online: https://www.bcombudsperson.ca/sites/default/files/Public%20Report%20No%20-%2049%20No%20Longer%20Your%20Decision-%20BC%27s%20Process%20for%20appointing%20the%20Public%20Guardian%20and%20Trustee-%20Incapable%20Adults.pdf  (Last accessed January 9, 2016). [“Ombuds, No longer  your decision”]  
#Ombuds, No longer  your decision.
#Ombuds, No longer  your decision.
#Bill 32 -- 2006 Adult Guardianship and Personal Planning Statutes Amendment Act, 2006.
#Bill 32 -- 2006 Adult Guardianship and Personal Planning Statutes Amendment Act, 2006.

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