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. (1) Limitations regarding the services that will be available due to your community protection issues;
2. (2) Disclosure requirements as a condition of receiving services other than case management;
3. (3) The requirement to engage in therapeutic treatment if it is a condition of receiving certain services;
4. (4) Anticipated restrictions that may be provided, such as intensive supervision and/or limited access to television viewing, reading material and videos;
5. (5) The right to decline services;
6. (6) The anticipated consequences of declining services, such as the loss of existing services and/or removal from waiver services;
7. (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. (8) The requirement to sign a preplacement agreement as a condition of receiving community protection program residential services;
9. (9) The right to retain current services as specified in WAC 388-825-145 or 388-825-150;
10. (10) The right to refuse to participate in the program; and
11. (11) Information about how to contact a disability rights organization.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 71A.12.030 and 2006 c 303. WSR 08-20-118, § 388-831-0070, filed 9/30/08, effective 10/31/08.]