Where can I get this information about not being required to accept treatment. Not that this is the point, but I worked in a behavioral health center, and even for our involuntary patients, they still are allowed an amount of autonomy that they can refuse treatment. The main requirement that they are safe and not a safety hazard on those in the community was the point. And it was really hard to get involuntary treatment (Joel's Law) for patients. Civil rights cannot demand medical treatment unless very specific arguments are made. 

But the point being the first step is that they are safe and the streets are safer. And yes, you are right. The welfare of the community is important. Was this not adddressed in the plan?