Part 21Mental Health Tribunal

Part 21 — Mental Health Tribunal 379. Terms used 280 Division 2 — Establishment, jurisdiction and constitution 380. Establishment 281 381. Jurisdiction 281 382. Constitution specified by President 281 383. Constitution generally 281 384. Constitution for psychosurgical matters 282 385. Contemporaneous exercise of jurisdiction 282 Division 3 — Involuntary treatment orders: review 386. Initial review after order made 283 387. Periodic reviews while order in force 284 388. Involuntary patient for continuous period 286 389. Review period may be extended 286 390. Application for review 287 391. Review on Tribunal’s own initiative 289 392. Suspending order pending review 289 393. Parties to proceeding 289 394. Things to which Tribunal must have regard 290 395. What Tribunal may do on completing review 291 396. Review of direction given to psychiatrist 291 Division 4 — Involuntary treatment orders: validity 397. Application of this Division 292 398. Declaration about validity of treatment order 292 399. Consequences of declaring treatment order in force to be invalid 293 400. Application for declaration 294 401. Parties to proceeding 294 402. Failure to comply with this Act 294 403. Discretion not to decide on validity of treatment order no longer in force 295 Division 5 — Review of admission of long‑term voluntary inpatients 404. Application of this Division 295 405. Application for review 296 406. Parties to proceeding 296 407. Things to which Tribunal must have regard 296 408. What Tribunal may do on completing review 297 Division 6 — Electroconvulsive therapy approvals 409. Application of this Division 297 410. Application for approval 298 411. Parties to proceeding 298 412. Things Tribunal must be satisfied of 299 413. Tribunal must have regard to Chief Psychiatrist’s guidelines 299 414. Other things to which Tribunal must have regard 299 415. Decision on application 301