concurs.
¶29 I concur with the Court’s opinion. I note that this case provides a clear example of why there should be no presumption that counsel for a person that is alleged to be seriously mentally ill is ineffective simply because he or she does not resist commitment. This presumption, established in K.G.F. at ¶ 88, should be discarded in favor of a determination based on the record whether counsel for a respondent was actually ineffective.