Gillick competence is concerned with determining a child’s capacity to consent. Fraser guidelines, on the other hand, are used specifically to decide if a child can consent to contraceptive or sexual health advice and treatment.

e-learning module from the social care institute of excellence - aims at understanding:

Site developed to help staff working in health and social care (including those in the private and voluntary sectors) as well as unpaid carers, to improve the way they assess mental capacity. Including an audit tool

Lack of dissent is not informed consent. (compliant not capable)