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In forceWhen does someone have impaired decision-making ability?
Part 1AImportant concepts and principles
5 When does someone have impaired decision-making ability?
For this Act, a person has impaired decision-making ability if the person’s decision-making ability is impaired because of a physical, mental, psychological or intellectual condition or state, whether or not the condition or state is a diagnosable illness.
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