Who is entitled to receive a copy of the guardian's report?

The correct response recognizes that both the ward and those who have filed a demand for notice are entitled to receive a copy of the guardian's report. This provision is grounded in the principle of transparency and accountability within the guardianship system. The ward, being the individual whose welfare is being managed, has the right to be informed about the decisions and actions taken on their behalf. Additionally, individuals who have taken the step to file a demand for notice have expressed an interest in the ward’s circumstances, which requires them to be kept updated on any management activities and changes regarding the ward's well-being.

While the ward's attorney may have an interest in the report, they are not the primary recipients unless they have filed a specific demand or represent the ward's interests. The same applies to the public; the report is not broadly shared with them as it contains sensitive information pertaining to an individual's personal circumstances, thus protecting the ward's privacy.