If a property and financial affairs or health and welfare LPA is valid and in place, the Attorneys are able to make relevant decisions under the respective LPA.
Relevant social services workers can provide advice to the Attorneys, however, the ultimate decision-making power lies with the appointed Attorneys.
If social services workers believe the Attorney(s) is unfit or isn't operating in the Donor’s best interests, they can address this by applying to the Court of Protection, which could decide to remove the Attorneys decision-making power.