Making a complaint about a decision-making representative
Anyone can make a complaint to us about a decision-making representative. Complaints must be in writing and must be for one of the following reasons:
- the decision-making representative is making, or is trying to make, decisions that are not included in the arrangement
- the decision-making representative is not suitable for the role
Find out more about making a complaint about a decision-making representative
Becoming a Decision-making representative
- Who can be a decision-making representative?
- What is involved in being a decision-making representative?
- How does the DSS monitor and supervise a decision-making representative?
- How do you become a decision-making representative?
- How to find out if someone is a decision-making representative?
- Making a complaint about a decision-making representative