106Action if forensic psychiatric treatment order no longer

106 Action if forensic psychiatric treatment order no longer appropriate—no longer necessary to detain person (a) a forensic psychiatric treatment order is in force in relation to a (b) the forensic psychiatric treatment order requires the person to be detained at an approved mental health facility; and (c) the chief psychiatrist forms the opinion that it is no longer necessary for the person to be detained.

(2) The chief psychiatrist must give written notice to the following matter mentioned in subsection (1) (c); and information that may be relevant to whether the detention under the forensic psychiatric treatment order continues to be appropriate for the person; and subsection (1) (c) and this will lead to an ACAT review of the detention under forensic psychiatric treatment order; and

psychiatric treatment order; submission to the ACAT review of the forensic psychiatric treatment order. subsection (3) (b), the chief psychiatrist is still satisfied of the matter mentioned in subsection (1) (c) the chief psychiatrist must tell the