Section 17 Protective services agencies; authorized activities

State Codes and Statutes

Section 17. A protective services agency is authorized:

(1) to receive and investigate reports of abuse;

(2) to furnish protective services to an elderly person with his or her consent;

(3) to petition the court for appointment of a conservator or guardian or for issuance of an emergency order for protective services;

(4) to furnish protective services to an elderly person on an emergency basis as hereinafter provided;

(5) to furnish protective services to a protected person with the consent of such person’s guardian or conservator;

(6) to serve as conservator, guardian, or temporary guardian of a protected person; and

(7) to perform all other functions determined by the department to be necessary for the administration of this chapter.

Section 17. A protective services agency is authorized:

(1) to receive and investigate reports of abuse;

(2) to furnish protective services to an elderly person with his or her consent;

(3) to petition the court for appointment of a conservator or guardian or for issuance of an emergency order for protective services;

(4) to furnish protective services to an elderly person on an emergency basis as hereinafter provided;

(5) to furnish protective services to a protected person with the consent of such person’s guardian or conservator;

(6) to serve as conservator, guardian, or temporary guardian of a protected person; and

(7) to perform all other functions determined by the department to be necessary for the administration of this chapter.

Section 17. A protective services agency is authorized:

(1) to receive and investigate reports of abuse;

(2) to furnish protective services to an elderly person with his or her consent;

(3) to petition the court for appointment of a conservator or guardian or for issuance of an emergency order for protective services;

(4) to furnish protective services to an elderly person on an emergency basis as hereinafter provided;

(5) to furnish protective services to a protected person with the consent of such person’s guardian or conservator;

(6) to serve as conservator, guardian, or temporary guardian of a protected person; and

(7) to perform all other functions determined by the department to be necessary for the administration of this chapter.