SB1636 amends Tennessee's fiduciary accounting requirements for individuals with disabilities.
SB1636 modifies Tennessee's fiduciary accounting rules to include a statement on the physical or mental condition of individuals with disabilities and the date of the fiduciary's last contact. The statement must also indicate whether the individual's condition still necessitates the fiduciary's services, without revealing confidential medical information. This act becomes effective July 1, 2026.
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