If someone's Behaviour domain was an A at the time the NHS checklist was performed, and if their Behaviour (and associated emotional needs etc) are now being managed with medication and other measures by the time the full DST is due to take place, how can anyone stand a chance of receiving NHS CHC? Surely they would now score much lower? Yet without this medication and other support the behaviour and other associated domains would be priority and high? Is the 'well managed need' valid at all?