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=S=> BGB 1900. 1 If the person of full age cannot be adequately cared for by one or more than one natural persons , the custodianship court appoints a recognised custodianship association as custodian . The appointment requires the consent of the association .
=S=> BGB 1900. 2 The association transfers the exercise of the custodianship to individual persons . In doing this , it must comply with suggestions of the person of full age , to the extent that there are no compelling reasons against this . The association notifies the court at once to whom it has transferred the exercise of the custodianship .
=S=> BGB 1900. 3 If the committee becomes aware of circumstances which indicate that the person of full age can be cared for adequately by one or more than one natural persons , he must notify the court of this .
=S=> BGB 1900. 4 If the person of full age cannot be cared for adequately by one or more than one natural persons or by an association , the court appoints the competent public authority as custodian . Subsections ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) apply with the necessary modifications .
=S=> BGB 1900. 5 The decision on consent to a sterilisation of the person under custodianship may not be transferred to associations or to public authorities .
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