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Hi anyone know anything about scottish law relevant for PACES.

For starters The Adults with incapacity act 2000 states that people can appoint Welfare attorneys(with power of attorney) to make decisions for them . At the point at which they appoint them, they should have capacity. If the patient wants the power of attorney to continue even when they loose cpacity they need to state that in the power of attorney document. The office of the public gaurdian overlooks the functioning of the welfare attornies. If there is no welfare attorney, the doctor can make a decision after filling in a certificate of incapacity.
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