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Meaning of “cognitive impairment”

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For the purposes of this Division, a person has a cognitive impairment if the person has—

(a)

an intellectual disability, or

(b)

a developmental disorder (including an autistic spectrum disorder), or

(c)

a neurological disorder, or

(d)

dementia, or

(e)

a severe mental illness, or

(f)

a brain injury,

that results in the person requiring supervision or social habilitation in connection with daily life activities.

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