2025 Appointment of Court of Protection General Visitors

Court of Protection general visitors play a vital role in supporting the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) by overseeing court-appointed deputies. Recently, the OPG announced the appointment of 30 new general visitors alongside 11 re-appointed general visitors. These public appointees are essential in performing mental capacity assessments, contributing significantly to investigative processes. The new appointments began in October 2025 and will extend for a period of 10 years. Among the newly appointed general visitors are Sarah Post, Louise Potts, Atim Odiong, Simon Horsley, Louise Fox, Helen Taylor, Laura Davies, Barbara Joyce, Danielle Haslam, Katie Laws, Gilian-Clair Hamilton, Prema Gopal, Kiara Goan, Lucy Evans, Martin Gilbert, Ade Oterunbi, Christina Green, Ruth Edwards, Abosede Ogunfemi, Laura Natale, Paul Newman, Katherine Lewis, Andrea Davies, Fakir Mohamed Osman, Diane Fossey, Emma Delgado, Taliska Baden, Adesola Adefemi, Sian Rowlands, and Adeteju Ojelade. In addition to the newcomers, 11 existing general visitors have been re-appointed, reaffirming their commitment for another 10 years. The re-appointed visitors include Elizabeth James, Elizabeth Howard, Christian Webb, Timothy Childs, Beverley Campion, Wendy Hill, Lucy Bonnerjea, Suzanne Funnell, Pauline John, Morton Jenoure, and Richard Walton. The function of Court of Protection visitors extends beyond supervision; they are pivotal in ensuring that the rights and well-being of individuals under deputies are respected. These appointments signify an ongoing effort to strengthen the oversight and quality of care provided in these sensitive cases. For more insights on the role of Court of Protection general visitors, you can visit the [Office of the Public Guardian](https://www.gov.uk/government/news/appointment-of-court-of-protection-general-visitors-2025) and explore the resources at [Age UK](https://www.ageuk.org.uk) for additional support and guidance. To better understand the responsibilities and implications of these appointments, you can also delve into the resources provided by [Globe Migrant](https://www.globemigrant.com) related to broader legal frameworks governing guardianship and protection services. These appointments mark a significant step in ensuring that the interests of vulnerable individuals are adequately represented and supported in legal matters involving the Court of Protection. By continuing to foster a network of dedicated general visitors, the OPG aims to uphold the integrity of its mission to protect those who cannot safeguard their own interests.

2025 Appointment of Court of Protection General Visitors

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