250Interstate transfer—person under forensic psychiatric

250 Interstate transfer—person under forensic psychiatric treatment order or forensic community care order (a) a forensic psychiatric treatment order or a forensic community care order is in force in relation to a person; and (b) the person is receiving treatment, care or support under the order— (i) in an approved mental health facility or from a mental health service; or (ii) in an approved community care facility or from a (2) The relevant person may apply to the ACAT for an interstate transfer order if the relevant person believes on reasonable grounds that the ACAT could reasonably make the order under subsection (5). (3) The ACAT must hear and decide the application as soon as practicable. (4) Before making an interstate transfer order in relation to a person, the ACAT must take into account— (a) the views and wishes of the person in relation to the proposed order, so far as they can be found out; and (b) as far as practicable, the views in relation to the proposed order of the following:

(vi) if the person is a detainee, a person released on licence, or a person serving a community-based sentence—the corrections director-general; (vii) if the person is covered by a bail order that includes a Act 1992, section 25 (4) (e) or section 25A—the director- general responsible for the supervision of the person under the Bail Act 1992; (viii) if the person is a child covered by a bail order that includes (ix) if the person is a young detainee or a young offender (x) if the person has a carer—the carer. (5) The ACAT may make an interstate transfer order if— (a) the ACAT believes on reasonable grounds that the proposed order is in the best interests of the safe and effective treatment, care or support of the person; and (i) transferring the person to an interstate mental health facility or interstate community care facility is allowed under a corresponding law; or

(ii) transferring the responsibility to provide treatment, care or support for the person to an interstate mental health service or interstate community care service is allowed under a corresponding law; and (c) the person in charge of the interstate facility or service agrees to the transfer. (6) As soon as practicable after making an order under subsection (5), the ACAT must— (a) give a copy of the order to— (ii) the relevant person; and (iii) the person in charge of the interstate facility or service; and subsection (4) (b) that an order has been made. (7) When the relevant person is given a copy of the order under subsection (6), the relevant person must ensure that a copy of the person’s record is given to the person in charge of the interstate facility or service. (8) A person may be taken to an interstate facility or service under an order under subsection (5) by— interstate transfer order means an order to— (a) transfer a person to an interstate mental health facility or an interstate community care facility; or