New Mexico § 24-7D-14 Supported decision-making program; created; program

New Mexico Statutes

§ 24-7D-14 — Supported decision-making program; created; program

New Mexico § 24-7D-14

Ch. 24Health and Safety

Art. 7DSupported Decision-Making

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 24-7D-14 (2026).

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duties. A. The "supported decision-making program" is created within the office of guardianship in the developmental disabilities council. B. The supported decision-making program may:

(1)provide information to adults interested in entering into supported decision-making agreements;

(2)facilitate adults in forming, executing and terminating supported decision- making agreements;

(3)monitor supported decision-making agreements to determine if the agreement meets statutory requirements;

(4)provide resources and assistance for a decision-maker who believes a supporter is acting outside the scope of the supported decision-making agreement; and (5) provide resources to any individual who is seeking information on reporting suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of the decision-maker.

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duties. A. The "supported decision-making program" is created within the office of guardianship in the developmental disabilities council. B. The supported decision-making program may: (1) provide information to adults interested in entering into supported decision-making agreements; (2) facilitate adults in forming, executing and terminating supported decision- making agreements; (3) monitor supported decision-making agreements to determine if the agreement meets statutory requirements; (4) provide resources and assistance for a decision-maker who believes a supporter is acting outside the scope of the supported decision-making agreement; and (5) provide resources to any individual who is seeking information on reporting suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of the decision-maker.