Article 41 — Pastronage of legally capable adults

1. An adult capable citizen who, for reasons of health, is unable to exercise and defend his or her rights and perform his or her duties on his or her own behalf may be placed in a ward. 2. Within one month of the identification of an adult capable citizen who, for reasons of health, is unable to exercise and defend his or her rights and to perform his or her duties on his or her own behalf An assistant is appointed by the guardianship and guardianship authority and may be appointed with his or her consent in writing and with the consent of the citizen over whom he or she is appointed. An employee of an organization that provides social services to an adult capable citizen who needs to be placed in care may not be appointed as an assistant. 3. The assistant of an adult capable citizen acts on behalf of a citizen under guardianship on the basis of a contract concluded with that person. 4. The guardianship and guardianship authority shall supervise the performance by an assistant of an adult and capable citizen of the Sv. of their duties and to notify the citizen under guardianship of the violations committed by his assistant, which constitute the basis for the termination of the contract of instruction concluded between them, the contract 5. Postponement of an adult capable citizen established in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article shall be terminated in connection with a precinct. By issuing a contract of assignment, a contract of trust in property or other contract on grounds prescribed by law or contract.