Editor’s Note: This week’s Roll Call Report looks at recent votes cast in the Michigan Legislature.
Senate Bill 110, Authorize protection of incapacitated person’s access to family: Passed 38 to 0 in the Senate
To
establish that if a court-appointed guardian who is responsible for
overseeing the care and custody of an incapacitated individual denies a
relative of that person access to the individual, a court may appoint a
limited guardian to supervise access with the relative.
Under
current law, a court can appoint a full guardian if necessary to
provide for an individual’s continuing care and supervision, or a
partial guardian if the person has the capacity to do some but not all
of the tasks necessary to care for himself or herself.
Yes: Sen. Aric Nesbitt, R-Lawton; Sen. Roger Victory, R-Hudsonville Source:
Roll Call: Recent votes in Michigan Legislature
1 comment:
They should consider it a criminal offense. Appointing yet more people to bill the protected person is nonsensical.
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