The officer providing conservatorship investigation shall investigate all available alternatives to conservatorship and shall recommend conserva- torship to the court only if no suitable alternatives are available. The report to the court shall be comprehensive and shall contain all relevant aspects of the person’s medical, psychological, financial, family, vocational and social condition, and shall contain all available information concerning the person’s real and personal property. The facility providing intensive treatment or evaluation shall disclose any records or information which may facilitate the investigation. If the officer providing conservatorship investigation recommends against conservatorship, he shall set forth all alternatives available. A copy of the report shall be transmitted to the individual who was originally recommended to serve as conservator, and to the person recom- mended for conservatorship.

SOURCE: Repealed and reenacted by P.L. 19-016:1 (Apr. 11, 1988).