The resolution directs the Legislative Management to conduct a study on inpatient and community-based services, as well as existing waivers, for individuals with neurological conditions who exhibit behavioral symptoms that may lead to incarceration, inappropriate placements, or homelessness. The Sixty-ninth Legislative Assembly acknowledges the significant challenges faced by these individuals, including high rates of incarceration and homelessness, and emphasizes the importance of collecting and analyzing relevant data to better understand the current landscape of treatment and support services.

The study will focus on identifying gaps in services, reviewing appropriate treatment options, and making recommendations for a waiver program, new levels of care, and placement guidelines. The goal is to ensure that individuals with neurological conditions receive the necessary care and support. The Legislative Management is tasked with reporting its findings and any proposed legislation to the Seventieth Legislative Assembly, thereby aiming to enhance the support system for this vulnerable population.