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(B) listing of the person's complete current medicine regimen; and (C) statement of current therapy regimen necessary to maintain or increase the person's functioning, mobility, or independence; (15) “representative” means a guardian, conservator, attorney-in-fact, or other person designated by a court, or in writing by a legally competent person, to act on behalf of that person; (16) “resident” means an adult who has signed a residential services contract with and resides in an assisted living home; (17) “retaliation” means an adverse action taken, or threatened, by an assisted living home or an agent of an assisted living home against a resident in response to a complaint made to, or about, the home; (18) “service coordinator” means a person who is responsible for (A) coordinating the services of community agencies that provide services to a resident of an assisted living home; (B) participating in inter-agency case management for a resident; or (C) planning for the placement of a person in an assisted living home; (19) “supportive services” means recreational and leisure activities, transportation, social services, legal services, financial management services, educational and vocational services, medical, dental, and other health care services, habilitation or rehabilitation services, respite services, case management, day care, and other services required to meet a resident's needs; (20) “terminally ill resident” means an ill resident who has a medical prognosis, certified in writing by the resident's attending physician, that the life expectancy of the resident is no more than six months if the illness runs its normal course. Chapter 35. Child Care Facilities, Child Placement Agencies, Child Treatment Facilities, Foster Homes, and Maternity Homes. [Repealed, § 50 ch 57 SLA 2005.] Chapter 37. Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Treatment Act. Sec. 47.37.010. Declaration of policy. It is the policy of the state to recognize, appreciate, and reinforce the example set by its citizens who lead, believe in, and support a life of sobriety. It is also the policy of the state that alcoholics and intoxicated persons should not be criminally prosecuted for their consumption of alcoholic beverages and that they should be afforded a continuum of treatment that can introduce them to, and help them learn, new life skills and social skills that would be useful to them in attaining and maintaining normal lives as productive members of society. Sec. 47.37.020. Division of alcoholism and drug abuse. [Repealed, E.O. No. 108, § 88 (2003).]