sec.162When chief executive must decide whether positive behaviour support plan should be changed

sec.162 When chief executive must decide whether positive behaviour support plan should be changed

The chief executive must decide whether a change to the adult’s positive behaviour support plan should be made if— a relevant service provider asks the chief executive, in writing, to make a change to the plan; or the chief executive becomes aware the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 . A new relevant service provider wants to use a restrictive practice in relation to the adult, including chemical, mechanical or physical restraint or restricting access. The relevant service provider to which the containment or seclusion approval applies wants to change a detail stated in the positive behaviour support plan for the adult. The containment or seclusion approval is about to expire and the relevant service provider to which the approval applies wishes to apply for a new approval. s 162 prev s 162 om 2014 No. 12 s 59 pres s 162 ins 2008 No. 23 s 7 amd 2016 No. 5 s 923 sch 4

• (a) a relevant service provider asks the chief executive, in writing, to make a change to the plan; or
• (b) the chief executive becomes aware the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 .
• • A new relevant service provider wants to use a restrictive practice in relation to the adult, including chemical, mechanical or physical restraint or restricting access.
• • The relevant service provider to which the containment or seclusion approval applies wants to change a detail stated in the positive behaviour support plan for the adult.
• • The containment or seclusion approval is about to expire and the relevant service provider to which the approval applies wishes to apply for a new approval.