The Care and Support (Independent Advocacy Support) ( No. 2) Regulations 2014
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3 Matters to which a local authority must have regard in deciding whether an individual would experience substantial difficulty of the kind mentioned in section 67(4) of the Act
In deciding whether an individual would experience substantial difficulty of the kind mentioned in section 67(4) of the Act (difficulty in understanding information etc.), a local authority must have regard to— (a) any health condition the individual has; (b) any learning difficulty the individual has; (c) any disability the individual has; (d) the degree of complexity of the individual’s circumstances, whether in relation to the individual’s needs for care and support or otherwise; (e) where the assessment or planning function is the carrying out of an assessment, whether the individual has previously refused an assessment; and (f) whether the individual is experiencing, or at risk of, abuse or neglect.
3 Matters to which a local authority must have regard in deciding whether an individual would experience substantial difficulty of the kind mentioned in section 67(4) of the Act
In deciding whether an individual would experience substantial difficulty of the kind mentioned in section 67(4) of the Act (difficulty in understanding information etc.), a local authority must have regard to— (a) any health condition the individual has; (b) any learning difficulty the individual has; (c) any disability the individual has; (d) the degree of complexity of the individual’s circumstances, whether in relation to the individual’s needs for care and support or otherwise; (e) where the assessment or planning function is the carrying out of an assessment, whether the individual has previously refused an assessment; and (f) whether the individual is experiencing, or at risk of, abuse or neglect.
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