SB 101 - GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORS/INCAPACITY 1:32:51 PM CHAIR RAMRAS announced that the only order of business would be CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 101(2d L&C), "An Act relating to private professional conservators, private and public guardians, and court hearings on the issue of incapacity; and establishing uniform adult guardianship and conservator jurisdiction and procedures." [Before the committee was the proposed House committee substitute (HCS) for SB 101, Version 25-LS0559\T, Bullard, 3/24/08, which was adopted as the work draft on 3/27/08.] CHAIR RAMRAS closed public testimony on SB 101. REPRESENTATIVE GRUENBERG relayed that in a meeting between himself, Deborah Behr, and Ernest Schlereth, they'd reached a compromise that would address Mr. Schlereth's concerns as expressed during the hearing on 3/27/08, and that Amendment 1 reflects that compromise. 1:34:23 PM REPRESENTATIVE GRUENBERG made a motion to adopt Amendment 1, which read [original punctuation provided]: Page 22, line 17: Insert: "Sec. 13.27.420. Relation to AS 13.26. Nothing in this chapter limits the rights of an incapacitated person available in a guardianship or conservatorship proceeding in this state under AS 13.26." CHAIR RAMRAS objected for the purpose of discussion. REPRESENTATIVE GRUENBERG relayed that Amendment 1 simply provides notice of what would ordinarily be the rule anyway, that being that unless there is a specific provision in the proposed Uniform [Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction] Act, nothing in [proposed AS 13.27] is intended to limit the rights of an incapacitated person available in a guardianship or conservatorship [proceeding in this state] under AS 13.26. CHAIR RAMRAS removed his objection, and announced that Amendment 1 was adopted. 1:36:11 PM REPRESENTATIVE DAHLSTROM moved to report the proposed House committee substitute (HCS) for SB 101, Version 25-LS0559\T, Bullard, 3/24/08, as amended, out of committee with individual recommendations and the accompanying fiscal notes. There being no objection, HCS CSSB 101(JUD) was reported from the House Judiciary Standing Committee.