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Mental health – Court of Protection. The Court of Protection considered whether it was in the patient's best interest for her to be deprived of her liberty in a care home under a standard authorisation. It concluded that the current placement had met the needs of the patient and therefore the objection under s 21A of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 to the standard authorisation would be dismissed.
Mental health – Court of Protection. The Court of Protection considered whether it was in the patient's best interest for her to be deprived of her liberty in a care home under a standard authorisation. It concluded that the current placement had met the needs of the patient and therefore the objection under s 21A of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 to the standard authorisation would be dismissed.
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