Network 24Making Agreement • December 17th, 2021 • Ontario
SURROGATE DECISION MAKING: AGREEMENT ON WHO WILL MAKE DECISIONSMaking: Agreement • March 6th, 2014
We all qualify as surrogate decision makers for the patient identified above. We all have the same legal authority because we are of the patient.
State of WisconsinMaking Agreement • November 27th, 2018
Enclosed is the Supported Decision-Making Agreement form you requested. The Supported Decision-Making Agreement makes it possible for persons to choose trusted people (called supporters) to help them gather and understand information, compare options, and communicate their decisions to others. Supported decision-making agreements DO NOT restrict the person’s rights to make decisions; the person makes all their own decisions.
Commonwealth of Virginia: Supported Decision-Making AgreementMaking Agreement • July 15th, 2022
This agreement should be read out loud or otherwise communicated in a way that is accessible and understandable to all parties. The form of communication should be appropriate to the needs and preferences of the person with a disability. A Supported Decision-Making Facilitator may be assigned to oversee this agreement, but is not required. Additionally, a notary may sign the agreement, but it is not required.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING AGREEMENT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONSMaking Agreement • June 18th, 2018
Starting May 5, 2018, you can use the attached form to make Statutory Supported Decision- Making Agreements (also called “SSDMA”). The District of Columbia law that lets you do this is called the “Disability Services Reform Amendment Act of 2018,” D.C. Law 22-93. The D.C. Department on Disability Services and Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities developed these Frequently Asked Questions and Instructions to explain Supported Decision-Making Agreements and help you understand how to use the SSDMA form.
EXHIBIT B: [ ] PARENTING PLAN ORMaking Agreement • August 3rd, 2017
Decision Making AgreementMaking Agreement • November 28th, 2012
Issue Jack Jack’s Mum Jack’s Team Leader Food Jack decides what he wants to eat each week. He chooses from a pictorial list of options. Jack’s mum decides how much money should be put aside for food. Jack’s staff make a shopping list and support him to go shopping. Staff cook the food for Jack. Money for activities. Jack collects his benefits, with support.He decides if he wants to go out or not. He chooses from a number of regular activities (using pictures).Jack can say no if he does not want to do something. Jack’s mum decides how much money he can spend each week Day to day decisions about spending his weekly £30 are made by Jack staff team.All spending is related to Jack’s Essential Lifestyle Plan. Staff suggest new activities based on what they know he likes. They record how he enjoys them and update his plan regularly. Recruitment of new staff Jack is involved in all interviews and nobody is employed that Jack does not like. Jack’s Mum attends all interviews and makes the final
Kitchener, Waterloo, Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich (KW4) Ontario Health TeamMaking Agreement • November 20th, 2020
Schedule G – Partner Member Resource Contribution Schedule H – Fund Holding Organization Evaluation Criteria Schedule I – Fund Holding Organization Terms
Co-decision-making agreementMaking Agreement • June 1st, 2023
The following personal welfare decisions fall within scope of this agreement, to be made jointly by the co-decision-maker and the appointer:
STATUTORY FORM FOR SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING AGREEMENTMaking Agreement • October 31st, 2018
Supported Decision Making AgreementMaking Agreement • September 7th, 2021
Sdm practices for you decide what are making agreement does not appear to patient centered care proxies and a bomb squad expert with disabilities or he still fight for
Ngurratjuta/Pmara Ntjarra Local Decision Making AgreementMaking Agreement • May 8th, 2024
This Agreement is made by: Ngurratjuta/Pmara Ntjarra Aboriginal Corporation, the Northern Territory Government, and the Commonwealth Government represented by the National Indigenous Australians Agency collectively, ‘the parties’.
SAMPLE SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING AGREEMENTMaking Agreement • December 6th, 2019
Supported Decision-Making AgreementMaking Agreement • March 21st, 2019
This supported decision-making agreement is to support and accommodate an individual with a disability to make life decisions, including decisions related to where and with whom the individual wants to live, the services, supports, and medical care the individual wants to receive, and where the individual wants to work, without impeding the self-determination of the individual with a disability. This agreement may be revoked by the individual with a disability or his or her supporter at any time. If either the individual with a disability or his or her supporter has any questions about the agreement, he or she should speak with a lawyer before signing this supported decision-making agreement.
Supported Decision Making Agreement TEMPLATEMaking Agreement • June 6th, 2022
NOTE: this template should be completed using person-centred approaches and ideally by someone who has had some training around SDM (Suptd Dec-Mkg). Example on next page.
Supported Decision-Making AgreementMaking Agreement • October 1st, 2019 • Texas
This agreement is governed by the Supported Decision-Making Act, Chapter 1357 of the Texas Estates Code. This supported decision-making agreement is to support and accommodate an individual with a disability to make life decisions, including decisions related to where and with whom the individual wants to live, the services, supports, and medical care the individual wants to receive, and where the individual wants to work, without impeding the self-determination of the individual with a disability. This agreement may be revoked by the individual with a disability or his or her supporter at any time. If either the individual with a disability or his or her supporter has any questions about the agreement, he or she should speak with a lawyer before signing this supported decision- making agreement.
S upported Decision-Making AgreementMaking Agreement • September 17th, 2020
This agreement must be read out loud or otherwise communicated to all parties to the agreement in the presence of either a notary or two witnesses. The form of communication shall be appropriate to the needs and preferences of the person with a disability.
Sample Supported Decision-Making Agreement (open-ended)Making Agreement • February 10th, 2021
This document IS __ _ / IS NOT legally binding. Only a person with the legal right and capacity to contract can make a legally binding agreement.
