Administrative court dismissed appeal against social services decision regarding care for a developmentally disabled person under specific care law provisions.
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AI generatedThe Administrative Court of Finland dismissed the applicant's appeal against a decision by the social services authority to provide care for a developmentally disabled individual. The applicant argued that the care plan violated their rights under the Care Act for Developmentally Disabled Persons and the Municipal Code, claiming insufficient support or procedural errors. The court upheld the original decision, finding that the social services authority had properly assessed the need for care and acted within its statutory powers to ensure the individual's well-being.
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AI generatedLaki kehitysvammaisten erityishuollosta 81 § 2 mom.; Laki kehitysvammaisten erityishuollosta 83 §; Kuntalaki 102 § 1 mom.; Kuntalaki 98 §: The administrative authority is empowered to determine the necessity and scope of care for developmentally disabled persons, and such decisions are valid if based on a proper assessment of the individual's needs and legal mandates.
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Laki kehitysvammaisten erityishuollosta 81 § 2 mom.
Laki kehitysvammaisten erityishuollosta 83 §
Kuntalaki 102 § 1 mom.
Kuntalaki 98 §
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