sec.29Other review of appointment

### sec.29 Other review of appointment The tribunal may review an appointment of a guardian or administrator for an adult at any time— on its own initiative; or for a guardian (other than a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B ) or an administrator—on the application of any of the following— the adult; an interested person for the adult; the public trustee; a trustee company under the Trustee Companies Act 1968 ; or for a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B —on the application of any of the following— the adult; an interested person for the adult; a relevant service provider providing disability services to the adult; the chief executive (disability services); the public guardian; if the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 —the chief psychiatrist; if the adult is a forensic disability client—the director of forensic disability. However, the tribunal must review the appointment of a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B at least once before the term of the appointment ends. s 29 sub 2003 No. 87 s 7 amd 2008 No. 23 s 20 ; 2009 No. 48 s 216 ; 2011 No. 13 s 192 ; 2014 No. 26 s 240 (1) ; 2016 No. 5 s 923 sch 4 ; 2019 No. 19 s 81 sch 1 (sec.29-ssec.1) The tribunal may review an appointment of a guardian or administrator for an adult at any time— on its own initiative; or for a guardian (other than a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B ) or an administrator—on the application of any of the following— the adult; an interested person for the adult; the public trustee; a trustee company under the Trustee Companies Act 1968 ; or for a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B —on the application of any of the following— the adult; an interested person for the adult; a relevant service provider providing disability services to the adult; the chief executive (disability services); the public guardian; if the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 —the chief psychiatrist; if the adult is a forensic disability client—the director of forensic disability. (sec.29-ssec.2) However, the tribunal must review the appointment of a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B at least once before the term of the appointment ends. - (a) on its own initiative; or - (b) for a guardian (other than a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B ) or an administrator—on the application of any of the following— (i) the adult; (ii) an interested person for the adult; (iii) the public trustee; (iv) a trustee company under the Trustee Companies Act 1968 ; or - (i) the adult; - (ii) an interested person for the adult; - (iii) the public trustee; - (iv) a trustee company under the Trustee Companies Act 1968 ; or - (c) for a guardian for a restrictive practice matter under chapter 5B —on the application of any of the following— (i) the adult; (ii) an interested person for the adult; (iii) a relevant service provider providing disability services to the adult; (iv) the chief executive (disability services); (v) the public guardian; (vi) if the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 —the chief psychiatrist; (vii) if the adult is a forensic disability client—the director of forensic disability. - (i) the adult; - (ii) an interested person for the adult; - (iii) a relevant service provider providing disability services to the adult; - (iv) the chief executive (disability services); - (v) the public guardian; - (vi) if the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 —the chief psychiatrist; - (vii) if the adult is a forensic disability client—the director of forensic disability. - (i) the adult; - (ii) an interested person for the adult; - (iii) the public trustee; - (iv) a trustee company under the Trustee Companies Act 1968 ; or - (i) the adult; - (ii) an interested person for the adult; - (iii) a relevant service provider providing disability services to the adult; - (iv) the chief executive (disability services); - (v) the public guardian; - (vi) if the adult is subject to a forensic order, treatment support order or treatment authority under the Mental Health Act 2016 —the chief psychiatrist; - (vii) if the adult is a forensic disability client—the director of forensic disability.