sec.113Written reasons for limitation order and copy of reasons

### sec.113 Written reasons for limitation order and copy of reasons This section applies if the tribunal decides to make a limitation order. The tribunal must give written reasons for its decision to make the limitation order (other than an adult evidence order) and may give reasons for its decision to make an adult evidence order. If the tribunal gives written reasons for its decision, it must give a copy of the reasons within 45 days after making the 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 written reasons to anyone else who requests a copy. For subsection (4) , it is sufficient for the tribunal to give a copy of the written reasons in a form that does not contravene section 114A . The QCAT Act , sections 121 and 122 do not apply to limitation orders. s 113 sub 2009 No. 24 s 1446 (sec.113-ssec.1) This section applies if the tribunal decides to make a limitation order. (sec.113-ssec.2) The tribunal must give written reasons for its decision to make the limitation order (other than an adult evidence order) and may give reasons for its decision to make an adult evidence order. (sec.113-ssec.3) If the tribunal gives written reasons for its decision, it must give a copy of the reasons within 45 days after making the 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.113-ssec.4) The tribunal must also give a copy of its written reasons to anyone else who requests a copy. (sec.113-ssec.5) For subsection (4) , it is sufficient for the tribunal to give a copy of the written reasons in a form that does not contravene section 114A . (sec.113-ssec.6) The QCAT Act , sections 121 and 122 do not apply to limitation orders. - (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.