#InPictures: Practitioners get to grips with new capacity law

#InPictures: Practitioners get to grips with new capacity law

Pictured: Áine Flynn, director of the Decision Support Service, answers questions from the floor

Over 130 practitioners attended a recent Bar of Ireland conference marking the commencement of the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015.

Delegates heard from a panel of legal experts, academics and from those on the front line of the forthcoming service.

#InPictures: Practitioners get to grips with new capacity law

Pictured: Emma Slattery BL outlines capacity applications as part of the practice and procedure session

#InPictures: Practitioners get to grips with new capacity law

Pictured: Hannah Clarke speaks about the reality of assisted decision-making with the help of her family, as a person with autism

Held in The Honorable Society of King’s Inns, the day-long conference provided a valuable opportunity to practitioners to understand the forthcoming regime, and the newly published Circuit Court Rules.

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