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Why using a prioritisation method is important and how to choose one.
Help someone make decisions if they appoint you or if they lack mental capacity - includes using a power of attorney, becoming a deputy and getting a one-off Court of Protection ruling
Someone can choose you to make and carry out certain decisions on their…
As someone’s attorney or deputy you must: give them all the help they need…
A person may not have mental capacity because of a problem with the way…
Immigration staff guidance on considering immigration status and deciding enforcement action.
DHSC is seeking views on the criteria used to make decisions on which health and social care professions should be regulated.
Deciding what you need from a hosting supplier and how to choose a supplier that meets that need.
Sets out process and expectations on planning performance and decision making.
Helping customers understand the energy efficiency measures available under the Green Deal & how they can maximise benefits from them
Find out about making valid trustee decisions that are in your charity’s best interests.
The Parole Board decides whether prisoners who are serving certain types of sentences can be released.
We have developed a set a principles for when we think about rules for aspects of GCSE, AS or A level subject assessments.
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI) report on the use of country of origin information in deciding asylum applications, July 2011.
A qualitative study providing a detailed understanding of how and why adults decide to undertake learning.
If you are found guilty of a crime, your sentence will depend on a number of factors, including the type, seriousness and circumstances of the crime.
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