Decision-Making with Support People
- Any measure that involves a person/persons who assist another person to make a decision
- May be formal or informal assistance
- Only some Canadian jurisdictions grant formal legal recognition to support people e.g. British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Yukon
- Each of the laws that recognize supporters do so differently
- Legal recognition takes different forms, for example:
- Planning documents – person appoints their supporter(s) (e.g. representation agreement, British Columbia)
- Court appointment of supporter(s) (e.g. co-decision making, Alberta)
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