/**
 * Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 Compliance Pack
 *
 * Statute: Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 (asp 4) — the
 *   primary Scottish statute governing decision-making on behalf of
 *   adults aged 16+ who lack capacity. Distinct from the GB Mental
 *   Capacity Act 2005 (which does NOT apply in Scotland).
 *
 * Jurisdiction: Scotland
 * Authority:
 *   - Office of the Public Guardian (Scotland) — registers powers of
 *     attorney + intervention orders
 *   - Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland — statutory safeguarding
 *   - Sheriff Courts — appoint guardians + grant intervention orders
 *   - Scottish Government Adult Social Care directorate
 *
 * Why this pack (separate from GB / NI consent regimes):
 *   - England + Wales use the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA);
 *   - Northern Ireland uses the Mental Capacity (NI) Act 2016 (partly
 *     in force);
 *   - Scotland uses AWI 2000 with its own distinctive five principles
 *     and a different framework for proxy decision-making.
 *   - AI agents that take decisions affecting adults in Scotland with
 *     impaired capacity must satisfy AWI 2000 — not MCA 2005.
 *
 * Five AWI principles (s.1):
 *   1. **Benefit** — any intervention must benefit the adult
 *   2. **Minimum intervention** — least restrictive option
 *   3. **Account of present and past wishes** — the adult's wishes
 *      (current and historic) considered
 *   4. **Consultation with relevant others** — nearest relative, primary
 *      carer, named person, attorney, guardian
 *   5. **Encourage adult to use existing skills and develop new skills**
 *
 * Decision-making instruments under the Act:
 *   - **Continuing Power of Attorney (CPOA)** — financial decisions
 *   - **Welfare Power of Attorney (WPOA)** — health/welfare decisions
 *   - **Intervention Order** — one-off decisions by the Sheriff
 *   - **Guardianship Order** — ongoing decisions by an appointed guardian
 *   - **Section 47 medical-treatment certificate** — treating clinician
 *     authorises medical treatment for incapacitated adult
 *   - **Section 13ZA** — community-care arrangements without formal
 *     guardianship in some cases
 *
 * AI-specific overlays:
 *   - Capacity-impacted-decision detection: AI agent must flag when an
 *     interaction is being made with or on behalf of an adult whose
 *     capacity is questioned, and route per AWI principles
 *   - Five-principles gate: principle-by-principle attestation captured
 *     for AWI-scope decisions
 *   - Proxy authority verification: attorney/guardian/intervention-order
 *     authority validated against the Office of the Public Guardian
 *     register before AI executes a proxy-authorised action
 *   - Consultation evidence: AI agent surfaces consultation duty (s.1(4))
 *     to the human reviewer
 *   - Section 47 certificate awareness: medical-treatment-context AI
 *     decisions check for an active s.47 certificate and treating-
 *     clinician identity
 *
 * Out of scope:
 *   - GB Mental Capacity Act 2005 (separate jurisdiction)
 *   - NI Mental Capacity Act 2016 (separate jurisdiction)
 *   - Scottish Mental Health Care and Treatment Act 2003 (different
 *     regime — compulsory treatment for mental disorder)
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const SCOTLAND_AWI_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const SCOTLAND_AWI_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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