Utah Admin. Code R510-200-20 - Liability
(1) No representative of the office or local
ombudsman entity shall incur any civil or criminal liability for the good faith
performance of official duties. Official duties are the duties of a
representative as described in Rule R510-200 or applicable federal and state
laws and regulations.
(2) The
following shall be considered evidence of a performance of official duties in
good faith:
(a) making every reasonable
effort to follow procedures set forth in applicable laws, policies and
procedures;
(b) seeking, and making
reasonable efforts to follow direction from the office; and
(c) seeking, and making reasonable efforts to
follow, direction from the local ombudsman entity's supervisor or
director.
(3) The
following may not be considered official duties:
(a) transporting a client;
(b) acting as a guardian or payee;
(c) signing consent forms for surveys,
medication, or restraints;
(f)
signing medical directives;
(g)
exercising a resident's power of attorney; and
(h) similar actions.
(4) The division shall not provide liability
insurance or indemnification for the local area agencies or local ombudsman
entities.
Notes
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