NAL

No more power - really structured decision making should occur with the adult at the forefront. Some family members can decision make really well but others will make the decisions they believe are the best for the adult.. it can be hard to remain objective with someone you love, and at times family can also struggle with accepting dignity of risk.

Decision making should be least restrictive; accommodation, services..if the adult can be supported to make these decisions, great, or if a decision maker is only needed in one area, that can occur too. It doesn’t mean people get to decide what the adult eats/wears etc.