Section 4: Decision-Making Support
Decision-Making
- Do not assume that a person who has a communication disability requires support to make a decision.
- A person has the right to choose to get assistance to make a decision.
- Assistance to make a decision may be called supported decision-making, co-decision making, or shared decision making.
- Assistance to make a decision does not have to be a legal arrangement.
- Supported or assisted decisions making is legally recognized in some Canadian jurisdictions.
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