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The Assisted Decision-Making Handbook is a one-stop resource for practice and procedure in relation to the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 (as amended) (‘ADMCA’) in Ireland. The ADMCA abolished the Wards of Court system and created a new system to support the decision-making of adults who may now, or in the future, lack capacity. This must-have title provides clear guidance for practitioners on what is required to bring or respond to the various types of applications which may come before the courts under the Act, including: - Capacity applications - Discharge from wardship - Review applications - Appeals from decisions of the Director of the Decision Support Service - Declarations in relation to advanced healthcare directives and designated healthcare representatives Bringing together the legislation, regulations and specifications, this comprehensive handbook helps you to understand the creation and ongoing management of the support arrangements available under the ADMCA. It guides you through the process for making complaints about decision supporters and raising objections regarding decision support arrangements, as well as the fees associated with these arrangements. This book also brings together all of the relevant practical information about the ADMCA for legal practitioners, advocates, NGOs, healthcare professionals and academics. This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Irish Medical Law online service.

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Emma Slattery BL is a practising barrister specialising in capacity law and the ADMCA. Called to the Bar of Ireland in 2013 and the Bar of England and Wales in 2018, she regularly lectures and writes on capacity law in Ireland and internationally. Emma acts as a quasi-judicial decision-maker and mediator for a number of state bodies. She is also a member of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission’s Specialist Human Rights Law panel of barristers and is a member of the Human Rights Committee of the Bar of Ireland.

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