Which Principle states that you must assume a Person has capacity? Choose 1 Principle 1 - An assumption of capacity Principle 2 - Supported to make their own decisions Principle 3-Unwise decisions Principle 4 - Best interest Principle 5- Least restrictive options

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Which Principle states that you must assume a Person has capacity? Choose 1 Principle 1 - An assumption of capacity Principle 2 - Supported to make their own decisions Principle 3-Unwise decisions Principle 4 - Best interest Principle 5- Least restrictive options

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<p> Liability to take responsibility emphasizes the moral and legal obligation to take responsible action in response to either negligence or carelessness. Therefore, when faced with the responsibility of taking suitable precautions to avoid causing damage, a person or enterprise's duties come into play. It usually encases the tort law concept legally.<br />In the question presented, a decision must be chosen out of five principles, each with different descriptions linked to equality, support, judgement, interest and restriction. The correct choice relies on identifying which principle specifically denotes the assumption of a person's capacity.<br />Principle 1 asserts "an assumption of capacity", taking on the responsibility that a person indeed has the ability or capacity until it's proven otherwise. This person could be, for instance, in any professional role. The task here is to identify which outlines the citation and application of assuming an individual’s capacity. </p>

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Which Principle states that you must assume a Person has capacity? Choose 1 Principle 1 - An assumption of capacity Principle 2 - Supported to make their own decisions Principle 3-Unwise decisions Principle 4 - Best interest Principle 5- Least restrictive options

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