8. All delegates named under a personal directive must be paid for their services.

9. Once your personal directive is completed, you never need to review it.

10. You can make a new personal directive at any time you want.

1. Your personal directive is only used when you cannot make personal care decisions for yourself.

2. Personal directives are for personal care decisions only?

3. You can only name one person as a delegate in your personal directive?

4. Your delegate must be a relative.

5. If you do not choose a delegate, a health care worker must find someone who can be named as your delegate.

6. Your personal directive expresses your instructions wishes, values and beliefs about your personal care.

7. To decide if you have lost capacity, a health care professional will assess (or test) your ability to make decisions. This might include talking with people who know you well.