involuntary treatment), the district attorney and the
department. The person and the person's attorney shall also
be provided with written notice advising that the person has
the right to counsel and that, if the person cannot afford
counsel, counsel shall be appointed for the person.
(2) Upon receipt of notice under paragraph (1), the
department shall conduct a new assessment within 30 days and
provide that assessment to the court.
(3) Within 10 days after the receipt of the assessment
from the department, the court shall hold a hearing. If the
court determines by clear and convincing evidence that the
person continues, while committed for inpatient treatment, to
suffer from drug addiction that makes the person likely to
engage in conduct that is a danger to the person or other
persons, the court shall order that the person be subject to
the remainder of the period of inpatient commitment.
Otherwise, the court shall order the department to develop an
outpatient treatment plan for the person.
(4) The department shall provide the person with notice
of the person's right to petition the court for transfer to
involuntary outpatient treatment over the objection of the
department. The court, after review of the petition, may
schedule a hearing pursuant to this subchapter.
(5) An outpatient treatment plan shall be in writing and
shall identify the specific entity that will provide each
clinical and support service identified in the plan.
(6) The department shall provide a copy of the
outpatient treatment plan to the court, the person, the
attorney who represented the person at the most recent
hearing pursuant to section 6413 and the district attorney.
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