Guide to NDIS decision-making When a decision can be made by, with, or for an adult with significant cognitive disability. Published January 2018. Victoria Office of the Public Advocate.
When a decision can be made by, with, or for an adult with significant cognitive disability.
Published January 2018.
The aim of this guide is to outline when decision-making support, advocacy and substitute decision-making will be needed for potential and current NDIS participants who have a significant cognitive disability. It does this in the context of each possible decision-making stage within the NDIS participant pathway.
The guide takes account of State/Territory decision-making arrangements (including guardianship, administration/financial management and appointments under enduring powers of attorney) as well as the appointment of plan nominees within the NDIS.
The guide contains a flowchart that outlines a process to assist in determining what decision-making arrangement is appropriate to enable an adult participant to progress along the NDIS participant pathway. It also seeks to promote informal decision-making wherever possible.
A limited number of print copies will be available from the Office of the Public Advocate.
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Resource: Guide to NDIS decision-making - Office of the Public Advocate
Download: Guide to NDIS decision making PDF