New York A08301 amends the Surrogate's Court Procedure Act to revise guardianship provisions for intellectually and developmentally disabled.
New York A08301 amends the Surrogate's Court Procedure Act to revise guardianship provisions for intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals. It repeals certain sections and adds new provisions regarding the appointment, duties, and rights of guardians. The bill specifies that guardians must make health care decisions based on the best interests of the person they represent, considering their wishes and personal values. It also outlines the process for appointing guardians, including the requirement for medical confirmation of incapacity.
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