If you refuse to answer a question on a mandatory panel in the DDD assessment, DDD is unable to complete your DDD assessment and will do all of the following:

(1) Explain what happens if you refuse to answer a question on a mandatory panel to you, your respondents, and the person you have identified to receive notice on your behalf per RCW 71A.10.060.

(2) Consult with the assistant attorney general when you have not identified a person to receive notice on your behalf per RCW 71A.10.060 to determine if:

(a) You are able to represent yourself; or

(b) You require a legal representative/guardian.

(3) Terminate existing DDD paid services when they reach their authorized end date;

(4) Provide you notice and appeal rights for denied and/or terminated service(s) per WAC 388-825-100 and 388-825-120; and

(5) Provide you with information on how to contact DDD in case you later decide you want a DDD assessment administered.