Forensic Disability Act 2011
sec.32AAbsence of client with director’s approval
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sec.32A Absence of client with director’s approval
The director may, by written notice, approve the absence of a forensic disability client from the forensic disability service— to receive medical, dental or optical treatment; or to appear before a court, tribunal or other body; or for another purpose the director considers to be appropriate on compassionate grounds. The notice must state the approved period of absence. The approval may be given on the conditions the director considers appropriate, including, for example, a condition that the client is to be in the care of a stated person for the period of absence. s 32A ins 2016 No. 5 s 886 (sec.32A-ssec.1) The director may, by written notice, approve the absence of a forensic disability client from the forensic disability service— to receive medical, dental or optical treatment; or to appear before a court, tribunal or other body; or for another purpose the director considers to be appropriate on compassionate grounds. (sec.32A-ssec.2) The notice must state the approved period of absence. (sec.32A-ssec.3) The approval may be given on the conditions the director considers appropriate, including, for example, a condition that the client is to be in the care of a stated person for the period of absence.
- (a) to receive medical, dental or optical treatment; or
- (b) to appear before a court, tribunal or other body; or
- (c) for another purpose the director considers to be appropriate on compassionate grounds.