On page 2, line 10 of the amendment, after "11.92.043" insert "or 11.92.040"

     On page 3, at the beginning of line 32 of the amendment, insert the following:
     "(2)"

     Renumber the remaining subsections consecutively and correct internal references accordingly.

     On page 6, line 13 of the amendment, after "to" strike all material through "section" and insert "July 24, 2011"

     On page 6, beginning on line 17 of the amendment, after "may" strike all material through "rule" on line 30 and insert ", upon (A) petition by the guardian or limited guardian; or (B) any other method as provided by local court rule: (I) For good cause, waive this requirement for guardians appointed prior to July 24, 2011. Good cause shall require evidence that the guardian already possesses the requisite knowledge to serve as a guardian without completing the training. When determining whether there is good cause to waive the training requirement, the court shall consider, among other facts about the guardianship, whether the guardian is a family member caring for another family member with a developmental disability whose estate is worth three thousand dollars or less; the length of time the guardian has been serving the incapacitated person; whether the guardian has timely filed all required reports with the court; whether the guardian is monitored by other state or local agencies; and whether there have been any allegations of abuse, neglect, or a breach of fiduciary duty against the guardian; or (II) extend the time period for completion of the training requirement for ninety days"

     On page 21, line 7 of the amendment, after "to" strike all material through "section" and insert "July 24, 2011"

     On page 21, beginning on line 10 of the amendment, after "may" strike all material through "rule" on line 24 and insert ", upon (i) petition by the guardian or limited guardian; or (ii) any other method as provided by local court rule: (A) For good cause, waive this requirement for guardians appointed prior to July 24, 2011. Good cause shall require evidence that the guardian already possesses the requisite knowledge to serve as a guardian without completing the training. When determining whether there is good cause to waive the training requirement, the court shall consider, among other facts about the guardianship, whether the guardian is a family member caring for another family member with a developmental disability whose estate is worth three thousand dollars or less; the length of time the guardian has been serving the incapacitated person; whether the guardian has timely filed all required reports with the court; whether the guardian is monitored by other state or local agencies; and whether there have been any allegations of abuse, neglect, or a breach of fiduciary duty against the guardian; or (B) extend the time period for completion of the training requirement for ninety days"