it could be at the hospital, where they could be placed somewhere like the healing centre for that time period. >> okay. but it would be a lock towards. >> correct, in most situations. this also mirrors the treatment language, but the conservator's office would have to provide a report to the court every 60 days to show the court that the individual continues to meet criteria for conservatorship, and what the treatment plan is for them, and if they better be served in a less restrictive setting, which is a legal and ethical responsibility for us. it also clarifies the intent of the language around the treatment for a.o.t. to be considered as the least restrictive option, but to not preclude us from moving forward if somebody does not meet the criteria. so this process will look very similar, but there's a couple of things that i would like to highlight around number 2, and this is specific to the assisted outpatient treatment language. if somebody meets the criteria for assisted outpatient treatment, and is determined to be sufficient, a court petition could move forward for that progra

the tenant worker centre at c.p.a. i am a parent, i have been on the parent advisory committee on the school district as well. i'm happy today to be speaking again in support of our healingin our hands. i very much admire this group of ambitious and energetic young people. they have not only been working hard in school, but also actively trying to change it. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: a few weeks ago i got to sit down with one of the core leaders and got to meet her, and my impression of her is that, actually when she went to c.p.a., she met lots of friends and mentors and she is happier and also more ambitious. i really think that the contributions that she can make our limitless. through discussions, i know young people like emily have realized that schools are lacking a mental health resources, and so the role of c.p.a. has been to cohere to this thinking and observations. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: right now, the report that has been on your table is the fruit of all of this discussion and liberation, and they are very knowledgeable about what can be done to improve their lives, so i really hope everyone will listen t