What type of information will I receive from the division when I am considered for placement in the community protection program?
When you are considered for placement in the community protection program, the division will provide you and your legal representative the following information in writing:
(1) Limitations regarding the services that will be available due to your community protection issues;
(2) Disclosure requirements as a condition of receiving services other than case management;
(3) The requirement to engage in therapeutic treatment if it is a condition of receiving certain services;
(4) Anticipated restrictions that may be provided, such as intensive supervision and/or limited access to television viewing, reading material and videos;
(5) The right to decline services;
(6) The anticipated consequences of declining services, such as the loss of existing services and/or removal from waiver services;
(7) The right to an administrative hearing as specified in WAC
388-825-120 through
388-825-165, including an emergency adjudicative proceeding as specified in RCW
34.05.479;
(8) The requirement to sign a preplacement agreement as a condition of receiving community protection program residential services;
(10) The right to refuse to participate in the program; and
(11) Information about how to contact a disability rights organization.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
71A.12.030 and 2006 c 303. WSR 08-20-118, ยง 388-831-0070, filed 9/30/08, effective 10/31/08.]