Government wants the public's view on the Island's first draft Capacity bill.
It aims to enhance the protection of people who are unable to make their own decisions.
A consultation is giving people further opportunity to help shape a landmark piece of legislation.
Proposals include a new Lasting Power of Attorney which would allow decisions to be made on behalf of another person on health and welfare as well as financial and property matters.
Guidance will also be included on the way people can make advance decisions should they lose capacity to make decisions in the future.
The consultation runs until Thursday 8 April and can be found here.
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