Mental Health Act 2015
113Action if forensic community care order no longer
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113 Action if forensic community care order no longer appropriate—no longer necessary to detain person (a) a forensic community care order is in force in relation to a (b) the forensic community care order requires the person to be detained at an approved community care facility; and (c) the care coordinator forms the opinion that it is no longer necessary for the person to be detained. Note 1 For the criteria for making a forensic community care order, see s 108. For detention powers in relation to a forensic community care order, see s 114.
(2) The care coordinator 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
community care order; submission to the ACAT review of the forensic community care mentioned in subsection (1) (c) the care coordinator must tell the