Authorizes supported decision-making agreements for adults with disabilities in Massachusetts.
The bill authorizes supported decision-making agreements for certain adults with disabilities in Massachusetts. Supporters can assist with decisions related to living arrangements, services, financial and medical care, and personal relationships. Supporters must respect the decision-maker's values and preferences, act in good faith, and maintain confidentiality. Supporters cannot make decisions for the decision-maker or have a conflict of interest.
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