Delaware SB93 amends laws to clarify decision-making authority for individuals without decision-making capacity.
Delaware SB93 amends several titles of the Delaware Code to clarify and prioritize decision-making authority for individuals who lack decision-making capacity. It establishes that rights and decision-making authority devolve to an authorized representative, such as an agent under a durable power of attorney, a court-appointed guardian, or a default surrogate, if no other suitable person is available. The bill also updates definitions and provisions related to medical orders, health-care directives, and the role of the Public Guardian.
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