A third party is not subject to civil or criminal liability or discipline for unprofessional conduct for: If the third party acted in good faith reliance on a decision made by an adult utilizing a supported decision–making agreement, complying with an adult’s decision in accordance with a supported decision–making agreement or otherwise complying with a supported decision–making agreement based on a good faith assumption that the supported decision–making agreement was valid when made and not revoked or abrogated; or Declining to honor a decision made by an adult utilizing a supported decision–making agreement or failing to comply with a supported decision–making agreement based on a reasonable good faith belief that: The agreement was invalid, revoked, or abrogated; or A supporter was coercing or unduly influencing the adult or otherwise acting outside the scope of the agreement. This section may not be construed to provide immunity from actions alleging that a third party has: Caused personal injury as a result of a negligent, reckless, or intentional act; Failed to give effect to an adult’s decision made in accordance with a valid decision–making agreement; Failed to provide information either to the adult or a supporter of the adult that would be necessary for informed consent; or Otherwise acted inconsistently with applicable law.