Okla. Stat. tit. 43A, § 43A-10-102
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Purpose
Official statutory text
A. The Legislature recognizes that many citizens of this state,
because of the infirmities of aging, incapacity, or other disability
are unable to manage their own affairs or to protect themselves from
exploitation, abuse, or neglect and are in need of protective
services.
B. Services provided pursuant to the provisions of the
Protective Services for Vulnerable Adults Act shall guarantee, to
the maximum degree of feasibility, the individual the same rights as
other citizens, and at the same time protect the individual from
exploitation, abuse, or neglect.
C. The Protective Services for Vulnerable Adults Act is
designed to establish a program of protective services for
vulnerable adults in need of those services.
because of the infirmities of aging, incapacity, or other disability
are unable to manage their own affairs or to protect themselves from
exploitation, abuse, or neglect and are in need of protective
services.
B. Services provided pursuant to the provisions of the
Protective Services for Vulnerable Adults Act shall guarantee, to
the maximum degree of feasibility, the individual the same rights as
other citizens, and at the same time protect the individual from
exploitation, abuse, or neglect.
C. The Protective Services for Vulnerable Adults Act is
designed to establish a program of protective services for
vulnerable adults in need of those services.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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