Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 9)
We are nearing the end of our series reflecting upon the MCA Code of Practice consultation. In this ninth blog, we consider the broadening of the MCA to include those aged 16-17.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 8)
In the eighth part of our ten-part blog series, we examine proposed changes to the MCA Code of Practice surrounding the monitoring and reporting powers to promote safeguarding of those under the Act.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 7)
In the seventh part of our reflective blog series, we look at some of the new statutory roles introduced within the MCA Code of Practice.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 6)
In the sixth part of our series of blogs on change to the MCA Code of Practice, we turn to one of the most looked-for discussions: the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS).
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 5)
In today’s reflection on the proposed updates to the Mental Capacity Act’s Code of Practice, we consider the protection that the Act provides. This is the overarching protection both for the individual, as well as those supporting them including friends, family and professional staff at all levels.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 4)
In the fourth part of our blog series on the proposed changes to the MCA Code of Practice, we look at Chapter 4, and the process for assessing capacity.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 3)
In the third part of our series on the MCA Code of Practice consultation, we look at executive functioning impairment and fluctuating capacity.
Thoughts on LPS in practice
In the final part of a three-part blog series, Case Manager and Independent Best Interest Assessor Eleanor Tallon shares her thoughts on the forthcoming changes to LPS and how it might work on a practical level.
Reflecting on changes to the MCA Code of Practice (Part 2)
In the second of our blog series on the MCA Code of Practice consultation, we look at Chapters 2 and 3, including the five statutory principles and how to support people to make their own decisions.
Unanswered questions from the LPS
In the second part of a three-part blog series, Case Manager and Independent Best Interest Assessor Eleanor Tallon shares her thoughts on the forthcoming changes to LPS and the implications for practice.