Mental Capacity Act 2005 - legislation

Mental Capacity Act 2005 CHAPTER 9 CONTENTSPART 1 PERSONS WHO LACK CAPACITYThe principles1 The principlesPreliminary2 People who lack capacity3 Inability to make decisions4 Best interests5 Acts in connection with care or treatment6 Section 5 acts: limitations7 Payment for necessary goods and services8 ExpenditureLasting powers of attorney9 Lasting powers of attorney10 Appointment of donees11 Lasting powers of attorney: restrictions12 Scope of lasting powers of attorney: gifts13 Revocation of lasting powers of attorney of donee and others if no power created or power revokedGeneral powers of the court and appointment of deputies15 Power to make declarations16 Powers to make decisions and appoint deputies: general17 Section 16 powers: personal welfare18 Section 16 powers: property and affairsMental Capacity Act 2005 (c. 9)ii19 Appointment of deputies20 Restrictions on deputies21 Transfer of proceedings relating to people under 18 Powers of the court in relation to lasting powers of attorney22 Powers of court in relation to validity of lasting powers of attorney23 Powers of court in relation to operation of lasting powers of attorneyAdvance decisions to refuse treatment24 Advance decisions to refuse treatment: general25 Validity and applicability of advance decisions26 Effect of advance decisionsExcluded decisions27 Family relationships Health Act matters29 Voting rightsResearch30 Research31 Requirements for approva

Mental Capacity Act 2005 (c. 9) iii Supplementary powers 47 General powers and effect of orders etc. 48 Interim orders and directions 49 Power to call for reports

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