Regards supported decision-making for certain disabled adults
What changed between versions
Changed the definition of 'supported decision-making plan' from allowing both informal and formal arrangements to requiring a formal, documented written plan entered into pursuant to section 5123.683.
Added fiduciary duties for supporters, requiring them to act in the principal's best interest and disclose any conflicts of interest.
Added liability provisions for supporters who breach their fiduciary duty or intentionally fail to disclose conflicts of interest.
Clarified that supporters may only access personal information that is relevant to decisions authorized by the supported decision-making plan.
Added protections for third parties who act in good faith relying on a supported decision-making plan, shielding them from liability unless they have actual knowledge of plan modifications.
Added additional cosponsors to the bill and restructured the formatting and layout of the text.