What must occur once a right is restored to an individual?

Restoring a right to an individual is a significant action and requires thorough documentation to ensure clarity and legal adherence. By documenting the restoration of rights, professionals can create an official record that outlines what rights have been restored, when the restoration took place, and any relevant circumstances surrounding the decision. This documentation serves multiple purposes: it provides transparency, allows for future reference, and protects both the individual’s and the organization’s interests. Documentation also aids in consistent practice, ensuring that everyone involved with the individual understands their rights and can support them appropriately moving forward.