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30	33		ENGROSSED HOUSE
31	34		BILL NO. 3267 By: Walke of the House
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40	43		An Act relating to guardianships; defining terms;
41	44		allowing for the transportation of a ward to an
42	45		inpatient treatment faci lity; requiring certain
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50		-	AUTHOR: Add the following Senate Coauthors: Merrick, Bullard,
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86		-	Passed the Senate the 28th day of April, 2022.
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138		-	An Act relating to guardianships; defining terms;
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148	51		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
149	52		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be co dified
150	53		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 30 of Title 30, unless there is
151	54		created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
152	55		A. As used in this act:
153	56		1. "Full guardianship" means a relationship where a person has
154	57		been appointed by a court to serve as the guardian of an
155	58		incapacitated person to ensure that the essential requirements for
156	59		the health and safety of the person are met, to manage the estate or
157	60		financial resources of the person, or both;
158	61		2. "Gravely disabled" means a condition in which a person,
159	62		because of a mental disorder, is unable to provide for his or her
160	63		basic personal needs for foo d, clothing, or shelter;
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187	91		3. "Inpatient mental health treatment" means a treatment
188	92		service offered or provided for a continuous peri od of more than
189	93		twenty-four (24) hours in residence after admission to a mental
190	94		health or substance abuse treatment facility for the purpose of
191	95		observation, evaluation, or treatment; and
192	96		4. "Ward" means a person over whom a guardian is appointed and
193	97		a person over whose property a g uardian or conservator is appointed.
194	98		B. A guardian who has full guardianship and who has obtained an
195	99		order by a court for inpatient mental health treatment for the ward
196	100		may apply for an order requiring either municipal or county
197	101		officials to retrieve and deliver the gravely disabled ward to an
198	102		inpatient treatment facility when one of the following criteria are
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200	104		1. The ward is unable to utilize the means available to provide
201	105		for his or her basic personal needs regarding food, clothing, or
202	106		shelter. Considerations that shall be made when making this
203	107		evaluation include, but shall not be limited to, the following:
204	108		a. whether lab examinations reveal signs of malnutrition
205	109		or dehydration,
206	110		b. whether there is observed, do cumented behavior showing
207	111		an inability to consume adequate amounts of food or
208	112		water due to a mental illness,
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235	140		c. whether there is a history of public nudity or an
236	141		inadvertent exhibiti onism which has been observed and
237	142		documented and is due to a men tal illness,
238	143		d. the existence of physical evidence of exposure to the
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240	145		prevent the ward from wearing adequate c lothing,
241	146		e. whether there is observed behavior and symptoms of a
242	147		mental illness which prevents the ward from utilizing
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244	149		f. the existence of a repeated and recent history of
245	150		failure to maintain adequate shelter in the community
246	151		due to behaviors and symptoms of a mental illness, or
247	152		g. evidence of a failure to maintain a shelter in a
248	153		manner that is safe to live in, due to symptoms of a
249	154		mental illness;
250	155		2. The ward is unable to voluntarily request and receive
251	156		assistance for his or her basic personal needs; or
252	157		3. The ward is unable to survive safely without involuntary
253	158		detention and does not have the help of family members, friends, or
254	159		others to provide the person's basic personal needs regarding food,
255	160		clothing, or shelter.
256	161		C. No person shall be presumed to be incompetent because the
257	162		person has been evaluated or treated f or a mental disorder,
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284	190		regardless of whether such evaluation or treatment was voluntarily
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286	192		SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2022.
287		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 22nd day of March, 2022.
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	193	+	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
	194	+	April 12, 2022 - DO PASS