sec.112Making and notifying decision for limitation order

### sec.112 Making and notifying decision for limitation order The tribunal must give its decision on the making of a limitation order as soon as practicable after hearing any submissions on the making of the order. As soon as practicable after making its decision, the tribunal must notify, and give a copy of its decision to— the adult concerned in the matter; and each other active party in the proceeding; and each entity heard in relation to the order; and the public advocate. The tribunal must also give a copy of its decision to anyone else who requests a copy. For subsection (3) , it is sufficient for the tribunal to give a copy of the decision in a form that does not contravene section 114A . Also, within 45 days after making its decision, the tribunal must give the public advocate all information before the tribunal in its consideration of making the limitation order, including, for a confidentiality order, the document or other information being considered as the subject of the confidentiality order. s 112 amd 2005 No. 70 s 107B sub 2008 No. 54 s 11 ; 2009 No. 24 s 1446 (sec.112-ssec.1) The tribunal must give its decision on the making of a limitation order as soon as practicable after hearing any submissions on the making of the order. (sec.112-ssec.2) As soon as practicable after making its decision, the tribunal must notify, and give a copy of its decision to— the adult concerned in the matter; and each other active party in the proceeding; and each entity heard in relation to the order; and the public advocate. (sec.112-ssec.3) The tribunal must also give a copy of its decision to anyone else who requests a copy. (sec.112-ssec.4) For subsection (3) , it is sufficient for the tribunal to give a copy of the decision in a form that does not contravene section 114A . (sec.112-ssec.5) Also, within 45 days after making its decision, the tribunal must give the public advocate all information before the tribunal in its consideration of making the limitation order, including, for a confidentiality order, the document or other information being considered as the subject of the confidentiality order. - (a) the adult concerned in the matter; and - (b) each other active party in the proceeding; and - (c) each entity heard in relation to the order; and - (d) the public advocate.