The three children did not have the "requisite capacity or skill, nor the knowledge, experience, judgment or responsible work ethic" to run the trust, she added.
Ms. Rinehart contends that none of the children has "the requisite capacity or skill, nor the knowledge, experience, judgment or responsible work ethic" to administer the trust, according to a court filing.
The question of qualification is the question of whether children have the requisite capacity for rights.
But what exactly does it mean to say that a subject has or lacks the requisite capacity to decide?
The farmers may be assisted in commercial production techniques with provision for building requisite capacity in farm and non-farm based entrepreneurship (Folmer et al. [2010]).
Clear-cut cases seemed to the teams straightforward with a good deal of consensus around the requisite capacity.
This is supported by a study done in Kenya which showed that district health management teams were often poorly constituted and lacked requisite capacity to undertake their function.
Effective implementation of compulsory licensing requires the adequate know-how and administrative infrastructure, however many developing countries, including Ghana, do not have this requisite capacity[ 26].
Nevertheless, if the person is found to lack the requisite capacity or to be 'incompetent', a decision still has to be made about what should be done on his or her behalf.
In the extract below it is clear that the occupational therapist (OT) changed her view about Mrs. MacVicar's (see Table 2) residence capacity and finally decided that she lacked it; a formal assessment, however, concluded that she had the requisite capacity.
