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HOUSE BILL NO. 455 – Adult, vulnerable, abuse, report
H0455........................................................by MR. SPEAKER
Requested by: Idaho Commission on Aging
VULNERABLE ADULTS - ABUSE - Amends and adds to existing law regarding
vulnerable adults alleged to be abused, neglected or exploited to provide
an exemption from public records disclosure; to provide a declaration of
policy; to provide that a person may report abuse, neglect and exploitation
of vulnerable adults to the Commission on Aging; to provide for training;
to provide that a police officer's assistance in an emergency may include a
right of entry onto private property; to provide for assistance of a police
officer in a nonemergency if consent is given; to provide for interagency
cooperation and exchange of information; and to provide for misdemeanors
and punishments.
01/12    Rpt prt - to Health/Wel
BY MR. SPEAKER
2    RELATING TO ADULT PROTECTION SERVICES; AMENDING SECTION 9-340, IDAHO CODE,  TO
3        EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC DISCLOSURE RECORDS OF INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVING VULNERA-
4        BLE  ADULTS ALLEGED TO BE ABUSED, NEGLECTED OR EXPLOITED; AMENDING CHAPTER
5        53, TITLE 39, IDAHO CODE, BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION 39-5301A, IDAHO
6        CODE, TO PROVIDE A DECLARATION OF POLICY; AMENDING SECTION 39-5302,  IDAHO
7        CODE,  TO  FURTHER  DEFINE TERMS; AMENDING SECTION 39-5303, IDAHO CODE, TO
8        PROVIDE THAT A PERSON MAY REPORT ABUSE, NEGLECT AND EXPLOITATION  OF  VUL-
9        NERABLE  ADULTS TO THE COMMISSION ON AGING, TO PROVIDE FOR TRAINING AND TO
10        MAKE A TECHNICAL CORRECTION; AMENDING SECTION 39-5304, IDAHO CODE, TO PRO-
11        VIDE REFERENCES TO CONTRACTORS AND TO ABBREVIATE REFERENCES TO THE DEPART-
12        MENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE; AMENDING SECTION 39-5305, IDAHO CODE, TO  PRO-
13        VIDE  REFERENCES TO CONTRACTORS, TO PROVIDE THAT A POLICE OFFICER'S ASSIS-
14        TANCE IN AN EMERGENCY MAY INCLUDE A RIGHT OF ENTRY ONTO PRIVATE  PROPERTY,
15        TO PROVIDE FOR ASSISTANCE OF A POLICE OFFICER IN A NONEMERGENCY IF CONSENT
16        IS  GIVEN  AND  TO  PROVIDE REFERENCES TO THE COMMISSION; AMENDING SECTION
17        39-5306, IDAHO CODE, TO PROVIDE REFERENCES TO CONTRACTORS AND  TO  MAKE  A
18        TECHNICAL CORRECTION; AMENDING SECTION 39-5308, IDAHO CODE, TO PROVIDE FOR
19        INTERAGENCY  COOPERATION,  TO PROVIDE FOR QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION WITH THE
20        DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXCHANGE OF  INFOR-
21        MATION;  AMENDING  SECTION  39-5309,  IDAHO CODE, TO PROVIDE REFERENCES TO
22        CONTRACTORS; AND AMENDING SECTION 39-5310, IDAHO CODE, TO  MAKE  REFERENCE
23        TO MISDEMEANORS AND PUNISHMENTS.
25        SECTION  1.  That  Section  9-340,  Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
26    amended to read as follows:
27        9-340.  RECORDS EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE. The following records  are  exempt
28    from disclosure:
29        (1)  Exemption under state or federal law or court rule.
30        (a)  Any  public  record exempt from disclosure by federal or state law or
31        federal regulations to the extent specifically provided for by such law or
32        regulation.
33        (b)  Records contained in court files of judicial proceedings, the disclo-
34        sure of which is prohibited by or under rules adopted by the Idaho supreme
35        court, but only to the extent that confidentiality is provided under  such
36        rules,  and  any  drafts  or  other  working memoranda related to judicial
37        decision-making, provided the provisions of this subsection making records
38        exempt from disclosure shall not apply to the extent that such records  or
39        information  contained  in  those  records  are necessary for a background
40        check on an individual that is required by federal law regulating the sale
41        of firearms, guns or ammunition.
42        (2)  Law enforcement records, investigatory records of agencies,  worker's
43    compensation.
1        (a)  Investigatory records of a law enforcement agency, as defined in sec-
2        tion  9-337(5),  Idaho  Code,  under  the  conditions set forth in section
3        9-335, Idaho Code.
4        (b)  Juvenile records of a person maintained pursuant to chapter 5,  title
5        20,  Idaho Code, except that facts contained in such records shall be fur-
6        nished upon request in a manner determined by the  court  to  persons  and
7        governmental  and  private agencies and  institutions conducting pertinent
8        research studies or having a legitimate interest in the  protection,  wel-
9        fare and treatment of the juvenile. If the juvenile is fourteen (14) years
10        or  older  and is adjudicated guilty of an offense which would be a felony
11        if committed by an adult, the name, offense  of  which  the  juvenile  was
12        adjudicated  and  disposition of the court shall be subject to disclosure.
13        Additionally, facts contained in any  records  of  a  juvenile  maintained
14        under  chapter 5, title 20, Idaho Code, shall be furnished upon request to
15        any school district where the juvenile is enrolled or is  seeking  enroll-
16        ment.
17        (c)  Records  of the department of correction or the commission of pardons
18        and parole to the extent that disclosure thereof would interfere with  the
19        secure  and  orderly conduct of their operations, or the rehabilitation of
20        any person in the custody of the department of correction or on parole, or
21        would substantially prejudice or prevent the carrying out of the functions
22        of the department of correction or the commission of pardons and parole if
23        the public interest in confidentiality clearly outweighs the public inter-
24        est in disclosure. Records exempt from disclosure shall include,  but  not
25        be  limited  to,  those containing the names and addresses of witnesses or
26        victims or those containing information identifying victims or witnesses.
27        (d)  Records of the sheriff or department of law enforcement  received  or
28        maintained pursuant to section 18-3302, Idaho Code, relating to an  appli-
29        cant or licensee.
30        (e)  Records  of  investigations  prepared by the department of health and
31        welfare pursuant to its statutory responsibilities dealing with  the  pro-
32        tection  of  children, the rehabilitation of youth, adoptions and the com-
33        mitment of mentally ill persons.
34        (f)  Records including, but not limited to, investigative reports, result-
35        ing from investigations conducted into complaints of  discrimination  made
36        to  the Idaho human rights commission unless the public interest in allow-
37        ing inspection and copying of such records outweighs the legitimate public
38        or private interest in maintaining confidentiality of such records. A per-
39        son may inspect and copy documents from an investigative file to which  he
40        or  she  is  a  named party if such documents are not otherwise prohibited
41        from disclosure by federal law or regulation or state law. The confidenti-
42        ality of this subsection will no longer apply to any record  used  in  any
43        judicial  proceeding brought by a named party to the complaint or investi-
44        gation, or by the Idaho human rights commission, relating to the complaint
45        of discrimination.
46        (g)  Records containing information obtained by the manager of  the  Idaho
47        state insurance fund pursuant to chapter 9, title 72, Idaho Code, from  or
48        on  behalf  of employers or employees contained in underwriting and claims
49        for benefits files.
50        (h)  The worker's compensation records of the Idaho industrial  commission
51        provided that the industrial commission shall make such records available:
52             (i)   To  the  parties  in any worker's compensation claim and to the
53             industrial special indemnity fund of the state of Idaho; or
54             (ii)  To employers and prospective employers subject  to  the  provi-
55             sions  of  the  Americans  with disabilities act, 42 U.S.C. 12112, or
1             other statutory limitations, who  certify  that  the  information  is
2             being  requested  with  respect  to a worker to whom the employer has
3             extended an offer of employment and will be used in  accordance  with
4             the  provisions  of  the  Americans  with disabilities act, 42 U.S.C.
5             12112, or other statutory limitations; or
6             (iii) To employers and prospective employers not subject to the  pro-
7             visions  of  the Americans with disabilities act, 42 U.S.C. 12112, or
8             other statutory limitations, provided the employer presents a written
9             authorization from the person to whom the records pertain; or
10             (iv)  To others who demonstrate that the public interest in  allowing
11             inspection  and  copying of such records outweighs the public or pri-
12             vate interest in maintaining the confidentiality of such records,  as
13             determined by a civil court of competent jurisdiction.
14          (i)  Records  of  investigations  involving  vulnerable  adults, as
15        defined in section 18-1505, Idaho Code, alleged to be abused, neglected or
16        exploited.
17        (3)  Privacy, personnel records,  personal  information,  health  records,
18    professional discipline.
19        (a)  Except  as  provided  in  this subsection, all personnel records of a
20        current or former public official other than the public official's  public
21        service or employment history, classification, pay grade and step, longev-
22        ity,  gross  salary  and  salary  history, status, workplace and employing
23        agency. All other personnel information relating to a public  employee  or
24        applicant  including, but not limited to, information regarding sex, race,
25        marital status, birth date, home address and  telephone  number,  applica-
26        tions,  testing and scoring materials, grievances, correspondence and per-
27        formance evaluations, shall not be disclosed to  the  public  without  the
28        employee's or applicant's written consent. A public official or authorized
29        representative  may  inspect  and  copy  his personnel records, except for
30        material used to screen and test for employment.
31        (b)  Retired employees' and retired public officials' home addresses, home
32        telephone numbers and other financial and nonfinancial membership records;
33        active and inactive member financial and membership records  and  mortgage
34        portfolio loan documents maintained by the public employee retirement sys-
35        tem.  Financial  statements  prepared  by retirement system staff, funding
36        agents and custodians concerning the investment of assets  of  the  public
37        employee  retirement system of Idaho are not considered confidential under
38        this chapter.
39        (c)  Information and records submitted to the Idaho state lottery for  the
40        performance  of background investigations of employees, lottery  retailers
41        and major procurement contractors; audit  records  of  lottery  retailers,
42        vendors and major procurement contractors submitted to or performed by the
43        Idaho  state  lottery;  validation and security tests of the state lottery
44        for lottery games; business records and information submitted pursuant  to
45        sections  67-7412(8)  and (9) and 67-7421(8) and (9), Idaho Code, and such
46        documents and information obtained and held for the  purposes  of  lottery
47        security  and  investigative  action as determined by lottery rules unless
48        the public interest in disclosure substantially outweighs the private need
49        for protection from public disclosure.
50        (d)  Records of a personal nature as follows:
51             (i)   Records of personal debt filed with a public agency pursuant to
52             law;
53             (ii)  Personal bank records compiled by a public  depositor  for  the
54             purpose of public funds transactions conducted pursuant to law;
55             (iii) Records  of  ownership of financial obligations and instruments
1             of a public agency, such as bonds, compiled by the public agency pur-
2             suant to law;
3             (iv)  Records, with regard to the ownership of, or security interests
4             in, registered public obligations;
5             (v)   Vital statistics records;
6             (vi)  Except as provided in this subsection, all information provided
7             to a  law enforcement agency for sex offender  registration  pursuant
8             to the provisions of section 18-8306, Idaho Code:
9                  1.  Such  information  shall  be available upon request to a law
10                  enforcement agency; and
11                  2.  The information provided pursuant to the provisions of  sub-
12                  sections  (1)  and  (3) of section 18-8306, Idaho Code, shall be
13                  provided to  any  person  upon  written  request.  Such  written
14                  request  shall  include  the  name  and  either date of birth or
15                  address of the person for whom the information is requested.
16        (e)  Information in an income or other tax return  measured  by  items  of
17        income  or  sales, which is gathered by a public agency for the purpose of
18        administering the tax, except such information to the extent disclosed  in
19        a written decision of the tax commission pursuant to a taxpayer protest of
20        a  deficiency determination by the tax commission, under the provisions of
21        section 63-3045B, Idaho Code.
22        (f)  Records of a personal nature related directly or  indirectly  to  the
23        application  for  and  provision of statutory services rendered to persons
24        applying for public care for the elderly, indigent, or mentally or  physi-
25        cally handicapped, or participation in an environmental or a public health
26        study,  provided  the  provisions of this subsection making records exempt
27        from disclosure shall not apply to the extent that such records or  infor-
28        mation  contained in those records are necessary for a background check on
29        an individual that is required by federal law regulating the sale of fire-
30        arms, guns or ammunition.
31        (g)  Employment security information and  unemployment  insurance  benefit
32        information,  except  that  all  interested parties may agree to waive the
33        exemption.
34        (h)  Any personal records, other than names, business addresses and  busi-
35        ness  phone  numbers,  such  as  parentage,  race,  religion, sex, height,
36        weight, tax identification and social security numbers, financial worth or
37        medical condition submitted to any public agency pursuant to  a  statutory
38        requirement for licensing, certification, permit or bonding.
39        (i)  Unless  otherwise  provided  by  agency rule, information obtained as
40        part of an inquiry into a person's fitness  to  be  granted  or  retain  a
41        license,  certificate,  permit, privilege, commission or position, private
42        association peer review committee records authorized in  title  54,  Idaho
43        Code.  Any agency which has records  exempt from disclosure under the pro-
44        visions  of  this  subsection  shall annually make available a statistical
45        summary of the number and types of matters considered and  their  disposi-
46        tion.
47        (j)  The  records,  finding, determinations and decision of any prelitiga-
48        tion screening panel formed under chapter 10, title 6, Idaho Code.
49        (k)  Board of professional discipline reprimands  by  informal  admonition
50        pursuant to subsection (6)(f) of section 54-1806A, Idaho Code.
51        (l)  Records  of  the  department of health and welfare or a public health
52        district that identifies a person infected with a reportable disease.
53        (m)  Records of hospital care, medical  records,  records  of  psychiatric
54        care  or  treatment  and  professional  counseling  records relating to an
55        individual's condition, diagnosis, care or treatment, provided the  provi-
1        sions  of  this subsection making records exempt from disclosure shall not
2        apply to the extent that such records or information  contained  in  those
3        records  are  necessary  for  a  background check on an individual that is
4        required by federal law regulating the sale of firearms, guns  or  ammuni-
5        tion.
6        (4)  Trade  secrets,  production  records,  appraisals,  bids, proprietary
7    information.
8        (a)  Trade secrets including those contained in response to public  agency
9        requests  for  proposal, requests for clarification, requests for informa-
10        tion and similar requests. "Trade secrets" as used in this  section  means
11        information,    including  a  formula, pattern, compilation, program, com-
12        puter program, device, method, technique, process, or  unpublished  or  in
13        progress research that:
14             (i)   Derives  independent  economic value, actual or potential, from
15             not being generally known to, and not being readily ascertainable  by
16             proper  means by other persons who can obtain economic value from its
17             disclosure or use; and
18             (ii)  Is the subject of efforts that are reasonable under the circum-
19             stances to maintain its secrecy.
20        (b)  Production records, sale or purchase records, catch records, mortgage
21        portfolio loan documents, or similar business records of a  private   con-
22        cern  or  enterprise  required by law to be submitted to or inspected by a
23        public agency. Nothing  in this subsection shall limit the use  which  can
24        be  made  of such information for regulatory purposes or its admissibility
25        in any enforcement proceeding.
26        (c)  Records relating to the appraisal of real property, timber or mineral
27        rights prior to its acquisition, sale or lease by a public agency.
28        (d)  Any estimate prepared by a public agency that details the cost  of  a
29        public  project  until  such time as disclosed or bids are opened, or upon
30        award of the contract for construction of the public project.
31        (e)  Examination, operating or condition reports and all documents  relat-
32        ing  thereto, prepared by or supplied to any public agency responsible for
33        the regulation or supervision of financial institutions including, but not
34        limited to, banks, savings and loan associations, regulated lenders, busi-
35        ness and industrial development corporations, credit unions, and insurance
36        companies, or for the regulation or supervision of the issuance of securi-
37        ties.
38        (f)  Records gathered by a local agency or the Idaho  department  of  com-
39        merce,  as described in chapter 47, title 67, Idaho Code, for the specific
40        purpose of assisting a person to locate, maintain, invest  in,  or  expand
41        business operations in the state of Idaho.
42        (g)  Shipping and marketing records of commodity commissions used to eval-
43        uate  marketing  and advertising strategies and the names and addresses of
44        growers and shippers maintained by commodity commissions.
45        (h)  Financial statements and business information and  reports  submitted
46        by a legal entity to a port district organized under title 70, Idaho Code,
47        in connection with a business agreement, or with a development proposal or
48        with  a  financing application for any industrial, manufacturing, or other
49        business activity within a port district.
50        (i)  Names and addresses of seed companies, seed crop growers,  seed  crop
51        consignees,  locations  of  seed  crop fields, variety name and acreage by
52        variety. Upon the request of the owner of the  proprietary  variety,  this
53        information  shall  be released to the owner. Provided, however, that if a
54        seed crop has been identified as diseased or has been otherwise identified
55        by the Idaho department of agriculture, other state departments  of  agri-
1        culture,  or  the  United  States department of agriculture to represent a
2        threat to that particular seed or commercial crop industry or to  individ-
3        ual  growers,  information  as to test results, location, acreage involved
4        and disease symptoms of that particular seed crop, for that  growing  sea-
5        son,  shall be available for public inspection and copying. This exemption
6        shall not supersede the provisions of section 22-436, Idaho Code.
7        (j)  Information obtained from books, records, and  accounts  required  in
8        chapter 47, title 22, Idaho Code, to be maintained by the Idaho canola and
9        rapeseed commission and pertaining to the individual production records of
10        canola or rapeseed growers.
11        (k)  Records  of  any risk retention or self-insurance program prepared in
12        anticipation of litigation or for analysis of or settlement  of  potential
13        or actual money damage claims against a public entity and its employees or
14        against   the  industrial  special  indemnity  fund  except  as  otherwise
15        discoverable under the Idaho or federal rules of  civil  procedure.  These
16        records  shall include, but are not limited to, claims evaluations, inves-
17        tigatory records, computerized reports of losses, case reserves,  internal
18        documents  and  correspondence  relating thereto. At the time any claim is
19        concluded, only statistical data and actual  amounts  paid  in  settlement
20        shall be deemed a public record unless otherwise ordered to be sealed by a
21        court of competent jurisdiction. Provided however, nothing in this subsec-
22        tion  is  intended to limit the attorney client privilege or attorney work
23        product privilege otherwise  available to any public agency.
24        (l)  Records of laboratory test results provided by  or  retained  by  the
25        department of agriculture's quality assurance laboratory.  Nothing in this
26        subsection  shall limit the use which can be made, or availability of such
27        information if used, for regulatory purposes or its admissibility  in  any
28        enforcement proceeding.
29        (m)  Reports  required to be filed under chapter 13, title 62, Idaho Code,
30        identifying electrical or natural or manufactured gas consumption data for
31        an individual customer or account.
32        (n)  Voluntarily prepared environmental audits, and voluntary  disclosures
33        of  information submitted to an environmental agency as defined in section
34        9-803, Idaho Code, which are claimed to be confidential business  informa-
36        (o)  Computer  programs developed or purchased by or for any public agency
37        for its own use. As used in this subsection, "computer  program"  means  a
38        series  of  instructions  or  statements which permit the functioning of a
39        computer system in a manner designed to  provide  storage,  retrieval  and
40        manipulation of data from the computer system, and any associated documen-
41        tation  and  source material that explain how to operate the computer pro-
42        gram. Computer program does not include:
43             (i)   The original data including, but not limited to, numbers, text,
44             voice, graphics and images;
45             (ii)  Analysis, compilation and other manipulated forms of the origi-
46             nal data produced by use of the program; or
47             (iii) The mathematical or statistical formulas that would be used  if
48             the  manipulated forms of the original data were to be produced manu-
49             ally.
50        (5)  Archaeological,  endangered  species,  libraries,  legislative,  test
51    keys, miscellaneous exemptions.
52        (a)  Records, maps or other records identifying the location  of  archaeo-
53        logical  or  geophysical sites or endangered species, if not already known
54        to the general public.
55        (b)  Archaeological and geologic records concerning exploratory  drilling,
1        logging, mining and other excavation, when such records are required to be
2        filed by statute for the time provided by statute.
3        (c)  The records of a library which, when examined alone, or when examined
4        with other public records, would reveal the identity of the library patron
5        checking out, requesting, or using an item from a library.
6        (d)  The  material of a library, museum or archive which has been contrib-
7        uted by a private person, to the extent of any limitation that is a condi-
8        tion of the contribution.
9        (e)  Test questions, scoring keys, and other data  used  to  administer  a
10        licensing  examination, employment, academic or other examination or test-
11        ing procedure before the examination is given if the examination is to  be
12        used  again.  Records  establishing procedures for and instructing persons
13        administering, grading or evaluating an examination or  testing  procedure
14        are included in this exemption, to the extent that disclosure would create
15        a risk that the result might be affected.
16        (f)  Records  consisting  of  draft legislation and documents specifically
17        related to such draft legislation or research requests  submitted  to  the
18        legislative  services  office by a member of the Idaho legislature for the
19        purpose of placing such draft legislation into a form suitable for  intro-
20        duction  as  official proposed legislation of the legislature of the state
21        of Idaho, unless the individual legislator having submitted  or  requested
22        such records or research agrees to waive the provisions of confidentiality
23        provided by this  subsection.
24        (g)  All  papers,  physical  and  electronic records and correspondence or
25        other supporting materials comprising the work papers in the possession of
26        the legislative services office or the director of legislative performance
27        evaluations prior to release of the related  final  audit  and  all  other
28        records  or materials in the possession of the legislative services office
29        or the director of legislative performance evaluations that would   other-
30        wise be confidential or exempt from disclosure.
31        (h)  Records  that  identify the method by which the Idaho state  tax com-
32        mission selects tax returns for audit review.
33        SECTION 2.  That Chapter 53, Title 39, Idaho Code, be,  and  the  same  is
35    known and designated as Section 39-5301A, Idaho Code, and to read as follows:
36        39-5301A.  DECLARATION OF POLICY. (1) It is the intent of the adult abuse,
37    neglect and exploitation act to authorize the fewest possible restrictions  on
38    the  exercise of personal freedom and religious beliefs consistent with a vul-
39    nerable adult's need for services and to empower vulnerable adults to  protect
40    themselves.
41        (2)  The  legislature  recognizes that vulnerable adults sometimes experi-
42    ence difficulties managing their own affairs or are unable  to  protect  them-
43    selves  from  abuse,  neglect or exploitation. Often, vulnerable adults cannot
44    find others who are able or willing to provide assistance.
45        (3)  The commission is  directed  to  investigate  allegations  of  abuse,
46    neglect,  self-neglect  or  exploitation involving a vulnerable adult, to make
47    appropriate referrals to law enforcement, and to arrange for the provision  of
48    necessary  services.  Further, the commission shall honor a vulnerable adult's
49    freedom of choice and right to self-determination.  When it becomes  necessary
50    for  the commission to assist a vulnerable adult, actions shall be tempered by
51    the requirements of due process and must place the  fewest  possible  restric-
52    tions  on personal freedom. Services provided under this act are also intended
53    to provide assistance to  caregiving  families  experiencing  difficulties  in
1    maintaining functionally impaired relatives in the household.
2        (4)  In the process of carrying out its adult protection responsibilities,
3    the commission is directed to make effective use of multidisciplinary services
4    available  through any and all public agencies, community-based organizations,
5    and informal resources.
6        SECTION 3.  That Section 39-5302, Idaho Code, be, and the same  is  hereby
8        39-5302.  DEFINITIONS. For the purposes of this chapter:
9        (1)  "Abuse"  means  the nonaccidental infliction of physical pain, injury
10    or mental injury.
11        (2)  "Caretaker" means any individual or institution that  is  responsible
12    by  relationship,  contract, or court order to provide food, shelter or cloth-
13    ing, medical or other life-sustaining necessities to a vulnerable adult.
14        (3)  "Commission" means the Idaho commission on aging, established  pursu-
15    ant to chapter 50, title 67, Idaho Code.
16        (4)    "Contractor" means an area agency on aging and its duly autho-
17    rized agents and employees providing adult protection services pursuant  to  a
18    contract  with  the commission in accordance with section 67-5011, Idaho Code.
19    The commission designates area agencies  on  aging  pursuant  to  42  U.S.C.A.
20    3025(a)(2)(A)  and may establish by rule when duties or obligations under this
21    chapter may be fulfilled by an area agency on aging.
22        (5)  "Department" means the Idaho department of health and welfare.
23        (6)   "Emergency" means  a situation     an  exigent
24    circumstance   in which a vulnerable adult's health and safety is placed
25    in imminent  danger. Imminent danger is when death  or  severe  bodily  injury
26    could reasonably be expected to occur without intervention.
27        (  5   7 )  "Exploitation" means an action which may
28    include, but is not limited to, the misuse  of  a  vulnerable  adult's  funds,
29    property, or resources by another person for profit or advantage.
30        (  6  8 )  "Neglect" means failure of a caretaker to
31    provide food, clothing, shelter or medical care reasonably necessary  to  sus-
32    tain the life and health of a vulnerable adult, or the failure of a vulnerable
33    adult to provide those services for himself.
34        (    7        9   )  "Supportive   services"   means
35    noninvestigatory remedial, social, legal, health, educational,  mental  health
36    and referral services provided to a vulnerable adult.
37        (  8   10 )  "Vulnerable adult" means a person eigh-
38    teen (18) years of age or older who is unable to protect himself  from  abuse,
39    neglect or exploitation due to physical or mental impairment which affects the
40    person's  judgment  or  behavior to the extent that he lacks sufficient under-
41    standing or capacity to make or communicate or implement  decisions  regarding
42    his person.
43        Nothing  in  this  chapter  shall be construed to mean a person is abused,
44    neglected, or exploited for the sole reason he is relying  upon  treatment  by
45    spiritual  means  through prayer alone in accordance with the tenets and prac-
46    tices of a recognized church or religious denomination; nor shall  the  provi-
47    sions of this chapter be construed to require any medical care or treatment in
48    contravention of the stated or implied objection of such a person.
49        SECTION  4.  That  Section 39-5303, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
51        39-5303.  DUTY TO REPORT CASES OF ABUSE, NEGLECT OR EXPLOITATION  OF  VUL-
1    NERABLE  ADULTS.  (1)  Any  physician,  nurse, employee of a public or private
2    health facility, or a  state licensed or certified residential facility  serv-
3    ing  vulnerable  adults, medical examiner, dentist, ombudsman for the elderly,
4    osteopath, optometrist, chiropractor, podiatrist, social worker, police  offi-
5    cer,  pharmacist,  physical therapist, or home care worker who  has reasonable
6    cause to believe that  a  vulnerable  adult  is  being  or  has  been  abused,
7    neglected  or  exploited shall immediately report such information to the com-
8    mission. Provided however, that skilled nursing facilities defined in  section
9    39-1301(b),  Idaho  Code,  and employees of such facilities shall make reports
10    required under this chapter to the department    of  health  and  welfare
11    . Failure to report as provided under this section is a misdemeanor sub-
12    ject to punishment as provided in section 18-113, Idaho Code.
13        (2)    Any  person,  including any officer or employee of a financial
14    institution, who has reasonable cause to believe that a  vulnerable  adult  is
15    being  abused,  neglected or exploited may report such information to the com-
16    mission or its contractors.
17        (3)  The commission and its contractors shall make training  available  to
18    officers  and employees of financial institutions in identifying and reporting
19    instances of abuse, neglect or exploitation involving vulnerable adults.
20        (4)   Any person who makes any report pursuant to this  chapter,  or
21    who  testifies  in any administrative or judicial proceeding arising from such
22    report, or who is authorized to provide supportive or emergency services  pur-
23    suant  to  the  provisions  of this chapter, shall be immune from any civil or
24    criminal liability on account of such report, testimony or  provision  of
25     services  provided in good faith , except that such immunity
26    shall  not extend to perjury, reports made in bad faith or with malicious pur-
27    pose nor, in the case of provision of services, in the presence of gross  neg-
28    ligence under the existing circumstances.
31        39-5304.  REPORTING REQUIREMENTS,  INVESTIGATION,  EMERGENCY  ACCESS.  (1)
32    When  a report is required pursuant to this chapter, such report shall be made
33    immediately to the commission  or appropriate contractor . Provided
34    however, that skilled nursing facilities defined in section 39-1301(b),  Idaho
35    Code,  and employees of such facilities shall make reports required under this
36    chapter to the department  of health and welfare .  If  known,  the
37    report  shall  contain the name and address of the vulnerable adult; the care-
38    taker; the alleged perpetrator; the nature  and  extent  of  suspected  abuse,
39    neglect  or exploitation; and any other information that will be of assistance
40    in the investigation.
41        (2)  If the allegations in the report indicate that an  emergency  exists,
42    the commission  or contractor  must initiate an investigation imme-
43    diately, and initiate contact with the alleged vulnerable adult within twenty-
44    four (24) hours. All other investigations must be initiated within seventy-two
45    (72) hours.
46        (3)  The   commission's  investigation shall include a determi-
47    nation of the nature, extent and cause of the abuse, neglect, or exploitation,
48    examination of evidence and consultation with persons thought to  have  knowl-
49    edge  of  the  circumstances  and  identification,  if possible, of the person
50    alleged to be responsible for the abuse, neglect or exploitation of  the  vul-
51    nerable adult.
52        (4)  The  investigation  shall  include  an  interview with the vulnerable
53    adult, if possible. The commission  or contractor    shall  conduct
1    the  interview,  preferably,  by means of a personal visit with the vulnerable
2    adult in the adult's dwelling. If that is  not  possible,  the  interview  may
3    occur  in the local office of the commission  or contractor , or by
4    telephone  conversation, or by any other means  available  to  the  commission
5     or contractor .
6        (5)  Upon completion of an investigation, the commission  or contrac-
7    tor    shall  prepare a written report of the investigation. The name of
8    the person making the original report or any person mentioned  in  the  report
9    shall  not be disclosed unless those persons specifically request such disclo-
10    sure or unless the disclosure is made pursuant to a request to law enforcement
11    for emergency access, a court order or hearing.
12        If the abuse, neglect, or exploitation is substantiated to  have  occurred
13    in  a  state  certified  or licensed facility, a copy of the findings shall be
14    sent to the licensing and certification office  of  the  department    of
15    health and welfare .
16        If  the  commission  or contractor  determines that a report is
17    unsubstantiated and that no other law has been violated, all  records  related
18    to  the  report  shall be expunged no later than three (3) years following the
19    completion of the investigation.
20        SECTION 6.  That Section 39-5305, Idaho Code, be, and the same  is  hereby
22        39-5305.  INSPECTIONS  --  RIGHT  OF ENTRY. (1) Upon receiving information
23    that a vulnerable adult is alleged to be abused, neglected, or exploited,  the
24    commission    or  contractor   shall cause such investigation to be
25    made in accordance with the provisions of this chapter as is  appropriate.  In
26    making  the investigation, the commission  or contractor  shall use
27    its own resources and may enlist the cooperation  of  peace  officers.  In  an
28    emergency any authorized commission employee or  contract employee
29      contractor    shall  enlist the cooperation of a peace officer to
30    ensure the safety of the vulnerable adult, and they shall  receive  the  peace
31    officer's  assistance.    Assistance in an emergency may include entry on
32    private or public property where a vulnerable adult is  allegedly  subject  to
33    abuse, neglect or exploitation, and the removal and transportation of the vul-
34    nerable  adult to a medical facility, care-providing facility, or other appro-
35    priate and safe environment.
36        (2)   In a nonemergency, any peace  officer  may  cooperate  with  an
37    authorized  commission employee or contractor in ensuring the safety of a vul-
38    nerable adult who has been abused, neglected or exploited, including a vulner-
39    able adult living in a condition of self-neglect.  Assistance  shall  only  be
40    provided with the consent of the vulnerable adult or his legal representative.
41        (3)   For the purposes of implementing or enforcing any provision of
42    this  chapter or any rule authorized under the provisions of this chapter, any
43    duly authorized  state   commission  employee  or
44    representative   contractor  may, upon presentation of appro-
45    priate  credentials  at  any reasonable time, with consent or in an emergency,
46    enter upon any private or public property where a vulnerable  adult  allegedly
47    is subject to abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
48        (  3    4  )  All inspections and searches conducted
49    under the provisions of this chapter shall be performed in conformity with the
50    prohibitions against unreasonable  searches  and  seizures  contained  in  the
51    fourth  amendment to the constitution of the United States and article I, sec-
52    tion 17, of the constitution of the state of Idaho. The state shall not, under
53    the authority granted in  this  chapter,  conduct  warrantless  administrative
1    searches of private property except with consent, or in an emergency.
2        (  4   5 )  If consent to entry is not given, a com-
3    mission  representative   employee or contractor    with
4    the assistance of the county prosecutor may obtain, and any magistrate or dis-
5    trict judge is authorized to issue a search warrant upon showing that probable
6    cause  exists    to believe a vulnerable adult is subject to abuse, neglect or
7    exploitation. Upon request of a commission  representative
8    employee or contractor , a peace officer shall serve the search warrant.
9        SECTION  7.  That  Section 39-5306, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
11        39-5306.  SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND DISCLOSURE. (1) If there  is  substanti-
12    ated  abuse,  neglect,  or  exploitation of a vulnerable adult, the commission
13     or contractor  has the  responsibility  to  assist  the  adult  in
14    obtaining available services.
15        (2)  If  the commission  or contractor  develops a plan of sup-
16    portive services for the vulnerable adult, the plan shall provide  for  appro-
17    priate  supportive  services  available to the vulnerable adult that are least
18    restrictive  for the   to  personal  freedom  and  shall
19    provide encouragement for client self-determination and continuity of care.
20        (3)  If the vulnerable adult does not consent to the receipt of reasonable
21    and  necessary  supportive services, or if the vulnerable adult withdraws con-
22    sent, services shall not be provided or continued.
23        (4)  If the commission  or contractor  determines that  a  vul-
24    nerable  adult  is an incapacitated person, as defined in section 15-5-101(a),
25    Idaho Code, mentally ill as defined in section 66-317, Idaho Code, or develop-
26    mentally disabled as defined in section 66-402,  Idaho  Code,  the  commission
27      or contractor  may petition the court for protective proceedings,
28    appointment of a guardian or conservator and such other relief as may be  pro-
29    vided  by  chapter  5,  title  15, Idaho Code, and chapters 3 and 4, title 66,
30    Idaho Code.
31        (5)  An employee or  contract employee   contractor
32    of the commission shall not be appointed the guardian or conservator of a vul-
33    nerable adult unless the commission employee or  contract employee
34     contractor  has a spousal or familial relationship with  the  vul-
38        39-5308.  INTERAGENCY COOPERATION. (1) In performing the duties set  forth
39    in  this  chapter,  the  commission  or contractor  may request the
40    assistance of the staffs and resources of all appropriate  state  departments,
41    agencies and commissions and local health directors, and may utilize any other
42    public  or private agencies, groups or individuals who are appropriate and who
43    may  be  available.    Interagency  multidisciplinary  cooperation  shall
44    include the involvement,  when  appropriate,  of  law  enforcement  personnel,
45    department personnel, medical personnel, and any other person or entity deemed
46    necessary  due to their specialized training in providing services to vulnera-
47    ble adults. Multidisciplinary cooperation shall also include access to  client
48    information  necessary  for  the  provision  of services to vulnerable adults.
50        (2)  The commission shall provide to the department   of  health  and
51    welfare a periodic current   on at least a quarterly basis a
1    listing of all alleged perpetrators against whom an allegation of adult abuse,
2    neglect  or exploitation has been substantiated .   to be used
3    pursuant to statutory authority and rule   Upon request, all avail-
4    able supportive information shall be provided to enable the department
5    to  conduct    a    criminal background  check or
6    checks and  other required investigations.
7        (3)  The department shall provide to the commission    or  contractor
8      any report received under this chapter from a skilled nursing facility
9    defined in section 39-1301(b), Idaho Code, or an employee of such facility.
10         (4)  The commission or contractor shall provide the department  with
11    any report received under this chapter involving allegations of abuse, neglect
12    or  exploitation occurring in a skilled nursing facility as defined in section
13    39-1301(b), Idaho Code.
14        (5)  The   commission,   contractors   and   the   department   shall  use
15    multidisciplinary staffing when necessary and share client and facility infor-
16    mation necessary to provide services to vulnerable adults.
19        39-5309.  COORDINATION  OF  SERVICES.  Subsequent to the authorization for
20    the provision of reasonable and necessary emergency and support services,  the
21    commission   or contractor  shall initiate a review of each case at
22    reasonable intervals over a reasonable period of time as the commission
23    or  contractor    deems  necessary  based upon the circumstances in each
24    individual case to determine whether continuation or modification of the  ser-
25    vices provided is warranted. A decision to continue the provision of such ser-
26    vices  should  be  made in concert with appropriate personnel from state agen-
27    cies, departments, service providers and others, and  shall  comply  with  the
28    consent provisions of this chapter.
29        SECTION  10.  That Section 39-5310, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
31        39-5310.  REPORT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT -- PROSECUTION. If, as the  result  of
32    any  investigation  initiated under the provisions of this chapter, it appears
33    that the abuse, neglect, or exploitation has caused injury or a serious  impo-
34    sition on the rights of the vulnerable adult, the commission shall immediately
35    notify the appropriate law enforcement agency which shall initiate an investi-
36    gation  and  shall  determine whether criminal proceedings should be initiated
37    against the caretaker or other persons in  accordance  with  applicable  state
38    law.     The  abuse,  neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult is a
39    misdemeanor under section 18-1505, Idaho Code, and is subject  to  punishments
40    provided in section 18-113, Idaho Code, and other applicable state law.
RS07351C2
Adult Protection (AP) services are directed toward assisting and empowering vulnerable adults
who are experiencing difficulties in managing their own affairs or are unable to protect
themselves from abuse, neglect, or exploitation. The proposed amendments to adult protection
and public records disclosure laws will enhance the ability of AP services to empower
vulnerable adults in four (4) areas relevant to provision of service:
1. The proposed amendments declare policy for the provision of AP services and emphasize
the importance of a vulnerable adult's right to decision-making autonomy and
self-determination.
2. The proposed amendments allow any person, including any officer or employee of a financial
institution, who has reasonable cause to believe that a vulnerable adult is being abused,
neglected, or exploited to report the incident to the Commission on Aging. The reporter is
immune from civil or criminal liability arising from the report unless the report is made in bad
faith or with malicious purpose.
3. The proposed amendments clarify what discretionary actions may be taken by law
enforcement in emergency and non-emergency situations to ensure the safety of vulnerable
adults.
4. The proposed amendments allow collaborating multidisciplinary professionals access to
information necessary for the provision of services to vulnerable adults and ensure client
confidentiality.
FISCAL IMPACT
Name: Omar R. Valverde A., Esq.,
Agency: Idaho Commission on Aging
Statement of Purpose/Fiscal Impact


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When Will Harry Potter Be On Netflix
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Yer a wizard, 'Arry.
Streaming the Harry Potter movies online in Australia has been about as simple as finding your way to Platform 9¾. Occasionally, a streaming service will boast having the complete collection but then when you eventually get around to streaming it, theyve been wingardiumleviosad out of your watchlist. That's why we've rounded up all your options for catching Harry, Ron and Hermione's magical adventures in one place.
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Why Does Netflix Block You From Streaming Harry Potter On Netflix
Netflix detects your IP address and then displays its library based on your country. If you reside in a country that does not have the Harry Potter film series in their Netflix library and try to search for it Netflix will end up viewing the suggested result rather than the series itself.
Even if you try searching Harry Potter movies on Netflix on Google and click on the Netflix link, it will give you the following message:
Harry Potter is not available in all countries on Netflix because Netflix has different libraries for different countries. Netflix USA and Netflix UK will not have the exact same number of shows in their libraries similarly, no two countries have the exact same Netflix libraries. Just like you can stream Friends on Netflix UK, but it is not available on Netflix US.
This happens because Netflix has to buy the shows and movies rights to add to its library. If the show producers dont sell their TV show or movie rights to a streaming platform, they cant add it to their libraries. This issue leads Netflix to block certain shows and movies in specific countries. Hence, you cant directly watch Harry Potter in all countries on Netflix.
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It has never been a more satisfactory time to be a fan of the Wizarding World franchise, and there are so many exceptional titles from the property to enjoy. The prequel Fantastic Beasts films have been doing pretty well with audiences, but there is really no substitute for the original flicks based on the popular book series about a young wizard and his spectacular adventures.
Each magical film tells an adventurous tale of spellbinding twists and turns that takes viewers on a fantastical thrill ride, with each iteration resonating very well with fans of all ages. And it should really be no astonishment that people everywhere would love to know where they can witness the entire saga from start to finish.
Without having to cast any spells or utilize time travel of any kind, here is everything Hogwarts loyalists need to know about Mr. Potters status on Netflix.
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Does Netflix Us Have Harry Potter
Now for the bad news: Harry Potter films are unavailable on Netflix US.
Before you get all gloomy, we should add that we have found a way around these geo-restrictions, and you wont need a magic wand. Instead, youll need something that isnt fictional but can still teleport you to a different location.
How Long Will It Take To Stream All Eight Harry Potter Movies
It will take approximately 20 hours to watch the entire Harry Potter series. Each of the eight movies is between two and three hours long.
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NordVPN is offering its users a chance to avail 68 percent discount by subscribing to a 2-year plan. You can unblock any or series on Netflix by paying $3.29/mo for the NordVPN subscription.
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Where Can I Watch Harry Potter Outside Of Netflix
The entire Harry Potter collection is available to stream online on the US service Peacock TV.
To access the Harry Potter movies on Peacock, youll need a valid subscription to their service. The Peacock service wont accept international payment methods, which is a bit of a bummer.
But, if youre not a US resident with a US payment method, you can use Statescard to pay for Peacock from anywhere in the world.
Peacock not only has Harry Potter, but their subscription includes access to Premier League games that arent shown in the UK and a host of exclusive Television shows such as the Saved By The Bell reboot.
While this is a great solution for you to access Harry Potter and has an excellent selection of content for you to watch, it can be pretty expensive as using Statescard and paying for Peacock will quickly add up.
If youre looking for a cost-effective method for accessing Harry Potter, then you should use a VPN such as NordVPN and then use it to access Turkish Netflix. This will allow you to bypass any geo-restrictions in place and give you access to the magical franchise.
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Are The Harry Potter Movies Available To Rent Or Purchase
Dont want to sign up for a streaming service? Thats not an issue all of the Harry Potter films are also available to rent or purchase. Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 can all be rented for $3.99 per film on Prime Video, Fandango Now, , iTunes, Microsoft, and Vudu. The films can also be purchased, with costs ranging from $9.99 to $14.99, depending on the title.
The Quick Guide To Watching Harry Potter On Netflix In 2022
If you are a more experienced user and want to get the gist of this article so you can start enjoying the Harry Potter series right away, heres a quick guide to doing so. However, if you need more information or more detailed instructions, we will flesh everything out for you later in this article.
If you want to unblock the Harry Potter movies on Netflix, follow these simple steps:
First, get a good VPN service. NordVPN is our favorite.
the apps your new VPN provides for the device you want to use.
Log into the VPN through your app using your credentials.
Its time to pick a server in the VPN network. Choose one from New Zealand, Portugal, Turkey, France, or Switzerland. Our favorite VPN servers for Harry Potter are Australia and Turkey.
Launch your browser and go to Netflix. Search for the Harry Potter material. This time youll find it!
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VPNs are good for much more than just watching Harry Potter on Netflix. They can also get you past the regional restrictions of other streaming platforms like Hulu, HBO, BBC iPlayer, and more. In other words, you can use a VPN to enjoy content from all over the world without leaving your sofa.
On top of that, VPNs are a powerful tool to protect your security and privacy online. They keep your private data safe from hackers even on public WiFi connections and hide your identity and activity so that advertisers and other third parties cant track the sites you visit.
To find out more about how VPNs work and why you should use one, check out our beginners guide to VPNs.
Why Is Harry Potter Available Only In Certain Countries On Netflix
Netflix purchased licensing rights for only these regions.Because the copyright holder might have sold distribution rights to other countries, they were not able to obtain global rights.
Netflix may be able to show Harry Potter's first movie in Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. However, it can not legally stream it elsewhere.They could be sued by competitors, those who own rights in other countries, if they do.
It is important to note that even though Harry Potter rights are available in your country it does not automatically mean that Netflix will purchase them.To determine if enough people are interested in these films in your area, they will first do data mining.They will not purchase the rights if this is not true.
We know it sounds terrible, but Netflix does spend a lot on content licensing.Netflix content was worth approximately $ 24.5 trillion in 2019.The licensing content was worth approximately $ 14.7 trillion.It is not as simple as you might think.This is an investment that requires planning and must yield a return on investment.
Netflix is the most widely used video streaming service in the world.Netflix users have instant access to an extensive collection of movies and shows.You can still find Netflix alternatives that allow you to access the best HD movies and series without any restrictions.
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Will The Harry Potter Films Be On Netflix
Harry Potter is on Netflix in some territories but it is not currently available on Netflix in the US or the UK. In fact, Harry Potter has never been added to Netflix US and it likely won't be added to the library anytime soon. Here's why…
Harry Potter is distributed by Warner Brothers, and NBCUniversal currently own the broadcast rights to the franchise in the US. Thanks to the launch of streaming services like HBO Max and NBC's Peacock, these networks are now able to have exclusive streaming rights to the films.
Harry Potter was available to stream on Netflix in Australia and New Zealand in 2019 but it was removed In January 2020.
Netflix Latinoámerica's official Twitter account also announced that the films would be leaving the streaming service on October 31st: "Attention Potterheads: This is the last week to rewatch the Harry Potter movies available on Netflix. Friends, I tried, but the one who should not be named decided that they only have until Saturday."
Atención, Potterheads:Esta es la última semana para volver a ver las películas de Harry Potter disponibles en Netflix. Amigos, lo intenté, pero el que no debe ser nombrado decidió que solo tienen hasta el sábado.
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Can You Unblock Harry Potter On Netflix
Yes, its possible. And dont worry you dont need to visit the countries where the movies are available, and binge them while youre there.
All you have to do is use a VPN a very simple online tool that helps you unblock geo-restricted content. It does that by routing your traffic through a VPN server that sits between you and Netflix. The site will think your connection requests are coming from the VPN server, so it will only see its IP address. Your real IP remains hidden from Netflix.
So you just need to connect to a VPN server thats in a country where all the movies are available. And that should be very easy to do if you use a VPN with tons of servers around the world.
Now, finding a good Netflix VPN is a bit hard. The site can detect VPN IPs, and redirect them to the Netflix proxy error page.
Things get easier if you use StreamCatcher, however. Its an online tool from ProPrivacy whose main purpose is to tell you where certain Netflix shows and movies are available. But besides that, it also recommends the best Netflix VPNs .
Why Does Netflix Block You From Watching Harry Potter
Harry Potter is one of the top-watched novel-based fantasy entertainment series, so no wonder why 90s kids are die-heart fans of Harry Potter. You can watch all the famous Harry Potter sequels through your Netflix account if you are in Turkey! but If you are in any other region, you will need a VPN to access Harry Potter film series. Previously Harry Potter film series was available in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland. Previously Harry Potter film series was available in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland.
Its one of the most dependable techniques to unblock geo-restricted platforms like US Netflix in Canada, US Netflix in the UK, US Netflix in Malaysia, US Netflix in Australia, American Netflix in New Zealand, US Netflix in South Africa, US Netflix in Singapore, and appreciably more.
The primary reason why Netflix blocks you from watching Harry Potter film series is that Netflix has different libraries for different regions. Every Netflix library is geo-blocked because of content distribution and licensing regulations.
To access it in the USA, you need to connect your devices to a secured VPN. In most cases, the shows producers or directors dont allow access to those shows to any respective region, creating a hassle for that country to add that show in their libraries. Therefore, you need a VPN to access a different regions Netflix library.
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At my first appointment I was immediately impressed by Dr. Ouellette's passion for helping others and his friendly positive attitude. Dr. Ouellette is recently out of school and is up to date with the latest techniques. His muscle work, stretching and ability to manipulate the spine is very concise. He takes the time to explain what he is doing and asks the right questions in order to pinpoint the problem. I now move more freely and always feel energized when I leave his office. Dr. Ouellette is a wonderful addition to Island Chiropractic and the island!
After suffering with severe back and muscle pain for over a year, I decided to put my fate into the hands of Island Chiropractic. Upon my arrival at the office I was nervous, but the employees (and their furry little helper Chester) helped me feel comfortable and relaxed in their welcoming environment. After my first visit with Dr. Nick Ouellette, I could already feel such a difference. His one on one personal relationship with clients and great sense of humor made my visit a breeze and it was over before I knew it. After only four visits, and home exercises given by the Dr., my pain was gone and my life became easier to live without excruciating back troubles. I would recommend Island Chiropractic, and Dr. Ouellette, to handle all of your chiropractic needs on Island.
Having struggles with chronic pain and cervical spine issues for more than 30 years, I was pleasantly surprised to find Dr. Ouellette had multiple methods of healing that helped me greatly. He did far more than traditional chiropractic manipulation and I received a tremendous amount of relief clearly due to his knowledge. I'm sad to be moving off island away from Dr. Ouellette's excellent care. He is a wonderful addition to Island Chiropractic.


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Q: How to give white space between currency and currency symbol Magento 2.4.3 Below Image does not have any space between currency and currency symbol.

After did that step it look like my currency symbol changed in English word instead of Arabic

A: To add white space between currency and currency symbol in Magento 2.4.3, you can follow these steps:

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*Log in to your Magento admin panel.

*Go to Stores > Configuration.

*Under Currency Options, select the currency that you want to edit.

*Expand the "Number/Currency Formatting" section.

*In the "Currency Symbol" field, add a space after the currency symbol. For example, if your currency symbol is "$", add a space after it, so it becomes "$ ".

*Click "Save Config" to save your changes.

Once you have completed these steps, the currency symbol and amount should be separated by a white space.

After given their white space and got the issue after giving the space
my currency symbol changed to in English then performed below action:

I see, it sounds like adding the space after the currency symbol caused your currency to display in English instead of your preferred language.
To fix this issue, you can try the following steps:

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*Go to Stores > Currency > Currency Rates and check if the currency rates for your preferred language are correctly set. If not, update the rates and save the changes.

*Go to Stores > Configuration > General > Locale Options and make sure that the locale for your preferred language is selected.

*Go to Stores > Configuration > Currency Setup > Currency Options and set the "Allow Currencies" option to only include the currency you want to use for your preferred language.

*In the "Number/Currency Formatting" section for the currency you want to edit, remove the space you added after the currency symbol and click "Save Config".

*Finally, clear your Magento cache and refresh the page to see if the issue has been resolved.
Hopefully, these steps will help you to fix the issue and display your preferred language with the correct currency symbol.

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The Benestad Story
Published 1 year ago - Staff Writer
By Max O'Meara, Staff Writer
One of the most challenging situations a family can go through is a cancer diagnosis. In November 2019, this was unfortunately the case for the Benestad family when 13year-old Matthew was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Luckily for the family, they detected Matthew's cancer early enough for him to be declared cancer free by March of 2020.
Having an early detection of cancer can be lifesaving, which is why Matthew's mother, Kelly Benestad, Education Professor at Assumption University, partnered with DetecTogether to raise $11,800 and run the 2021 Boston Marathon. DetecTogether is an organization that educates individuals on the importance of early cancer detection.
Professor Benestad worked around a busy work schedule, being a mother of three and training. When asked about some strategies Benestad and her family use, she said "it was harder than I thought that it would be to train during the summer months, due to my older sons' schedules. Often, my husband would do his long run on one day of the weekend, and I would do mine on the opposite day".
Typically, Benestad would train by running four to five days a week, and much longer run on the weekends. As for her source of motivation Professor Benestad mentioned, "My husband's support and confidence in my ability to fundraise and train for Boston gave me a tremendous sense of motivation, along with the support of friends and community members that donated to the cause."
When talking about how she discovered DetecTogther, Benestad mentioned, "DetecTogether was formerly known as the 15-40 Connection, and I had become aware of the organization years ago as a growing local charity. I started following the organization on social media around the time that my son Matthew was diagnosed with testicular cancer."
"DetecTogether encourages individuals to be aware of their bodies in order to recognize when something is not right. Communication with family members and doctors is essential to detecting cancer early."
Professor Benestad's decision to run in the Marathon came from her family's love for running, as well as the cause that she was supporting. "This October marked my husband's 16th consecutive Boston Marathon, and several family members have run Boston in previous years. I always knew that at some point in my life I would want to run Boston for a local charity, one that was close to my heart."
Running has been a great chance for the Benestad family to spend time together. "Running has served as a bonding activity for our family for many years. One year, my husband and his four siblings all qualified and ran in the Boston Marathon, and several family members (including Matthew) often run the Falmouth Road Race each August," she shared.
Matthew has also embraced running and completed a half marathon in June 2020, just three months after his last treatment.
When Professor Benestad was asked if it was surprising to see her son take on such a big challenge she said "It was not surprising, because once Matthew has a goal in mind, he certainly goes after it. However, I was extremely nervous about him training so soon after chemo ended. Matthew's chemo ended in March of 2020, right as the pandemic started. I think that training for a half marathon gave him something to look forward to when everything else around him was being cancelled."
When asked about what others can take away from their story, Benestad hoped that, "our story will serve as a reminder for individuals on the importance of early cancer detection. Matthew came to my husband and I in early November 2019 with groin pain, that we incorrectly assumed was a pulled muscle from the start of basketball season. Matthew was never one to complain about an injury, therefore when the pain did not subside after two weeks, I made an appointment for him to be seen."
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