(1) The Family Court may appoint a supervisor of adult guardianship either ex officio or upon the application of the adult ward, any of the relatives of the person under adult guardianship, the guardian under adult guardianship, a public prosecutor or the head of a local government, if deemed necessary.
(2) Where a supervisor of adult guardianship becomes absent due to the death or disqualification, or by any other cause, the Family Court shall appoint a supervisor of adult guardianship either ex officio or upon the application of the adult ward, any of the relatives of the person under adult guardianship, the guardian under adult guardianship, a public prosecutor, or the head of a local government.[This Article Added on Mar. 7, 2011]