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2004 SESSION
HB 984 Conservators & guardians; defin. to include tax-exempt org. that provide services to incap. persons.
Introduced by: Gary A. Reese | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Conservators and guardians. Modifies definitions of "conservator" and "guardian" to include any local or regional tax-exempt charitable organization that is established to provide conservatorial or guardian services to incapacitated persons. The tax-exempt charitable organization cannot be a provider of direct services to the incapacitated person. Currently, in addition to persons appointed by the court, local or regional programs designated by the Department for the Aging may serve as "public" conservators and guardians.
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Conservators and guardians. Modifies definitions of "conservator" and "guardian" to include local and regional tax-exempt organizations established to provide conservatorial or guardian services to incapacitated persons. Currently, in addition to persons appointed by the court, local or regional programs designated by the Department for the Aging may serve as "public" conservators and guardians.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Conservators and guardians. Modifies definitions of "conservator" and "guardian" to include local and regional tax-exempt organizations established to provide conservatorial or guardian services to incapacitated persons who are receiving services from a community services board or behavioral health authority. Currently, in addition to persons appointed by the court, local or regional programs designated by the Department for the Aging may serve as "public" conservators and guardians.