The only person who needs are paramount and whose wellbeing and safety is the priority is Sir Ranulph Fiennes- not the wishes or preferences of the wider friends and family or personal wishes of his wife IF she is making decisions not in his best interests.
Cheshire Police has issued a statement that Ranulph is in an appropriate facility, with appropriate oversight, no care concerns etc and no safeguarding concerns. That was read out to the ex sister in law on BBC programme last night by Victoria Derbyshire.
No one has the right to visit a person in a care facility if it is not in their best interests. Visiting is a privilege, welcomed and encouraged if it enhances the patient's wellbeing but it is not a blanket entitlement. It can be legitimately discouraged if it upsets the patient. Estrangement in families can leave painful memories and triggering such memories can cause distress.
The estranged son seemingly wants PoA to be stripped from Ranulph's wife ( his mother) to be given to those who have "his best interests at heart". He overtly infers his estranged mother does not have Ranulph's well-being and best interests at heart.
However as the police have confirmed Ranulph is in an appropriate facility and there are no concerns about his care, safeguarding or otherwise- it appears his wife is making decisions that support his well being. No concerns about his wife's decision making have been found by any authorities to date, yet of course they can't disclose confidential case detail. So speculation runs rife in the media. There seemingly is no evidence or legal basis to remove PoA from his wife. She currently has legal rights to make certain decisions about her husband's care.
Any authority and any registered care worker who discloses any confidential information about Ranulph's care or even care location lays themselves open to regulatory process and could lose their jobs.
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