Chapter 327G

§327G-1 Why Hawaii has advance mental health care directives

§327G-2 Definitions for advance mental health care directives

§327G-3 Making a written plan for mental health treatment and choosing an agent

§327G-4 How to cancel your advance mental health care directive

§327G-5 When an agent can act and what protection they get

§327G-6 How an agent can quit or change their mind

§327G-7 When you are considered able to make mental health care decisions

§327G-8 When mental health care can go against your directive

§327G-9 How guardians must follow mental health care wishes

§327G-10 Mental health care providers' duties and protections under advance directives

§327G-11 Statutory damages for violating advance mental health care directive rules

§327G-12 Effect of a copy

§327G-13 Getting a court order about mental health care decisions

§327G-14 Optional form for advance mental health care directive