Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru |
National Assembly for Wales |
Bil Awtistiaeth (Cymru) drafft |
Draft Autism (Wales) Bill |
Arolwg Ar-lein DAB97 |
Online Survey DAB97 |
Ymateb gan Cyfrannog ar-lein 97 |
Evidence from Online Participant 97 |
Please refer to questions in the Online Survey.
Question |
Answer |
01 |
Yes |
02 |
Yes |
03 |
Yes |
04 |
Yes otherwise hours of professional time will be wasted whilst local authorities and NHS debate who has certain responsibilities, and the subsequent funding to resource. |
08 |
asap |
09 |
Yes |
10 |
Yes definately. However it should be stated that occupational therapists in local authorities, as well as NHS, and some are experts in this area and frequently get forgotten in legislation, and yet they are crucial to future planning within housing and achievement of potential |
11 |
sensory integration assessment is essential, but if not specified as a required assessment will often be ignored. |
12 |
my fear , based on evidence in the workplace, is that social services depts are already positioning themselves to say these are purely health assessments and cannot be met or participated in social care professionals.. certainly reablement services, if they are time restricted, do not easily accept people with autism .. |
13 |
Yes |
14 |
if they have informal carers? are they working? do they have a learning disability as well? other health needs |
15 |
It should be written in the guidance. |
16 |
Yes |
17 |
It should happen all the time. |
18 |
good |
19 |
i think there should be a rue that insists all departments at all levels within government need to have a strategy towards making life easier for people who are autistic - ie, considering housing, highways signage etc, transport, planning, employment, adu |