Mental Health Act 2016
sec.190Registrar of court to give notice of order
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sec.190 Registrar of court to give notice of order
The registrar of the court that made the forensic order (Criminal Code) must, within 7 days after the order is made, give notice of the order in the approved form to— the chief psychiatrist; and the tribunal. See chapter 7 , part 2 in relation to the examination of a person subject to a forensic order (Criminal Code). See chapter 12 , part 4 for the review of forensic orders (Criminal Code) by the tribunal. If a jury makes a section 613 finding or section 645 finding in relation to a person, the person’s fitness for trial must be reviewed by the tribunal. See chapter 12 , part 6 .
- (a) the chief psychiatrist; and
- (b) the tribunal.
- 1 See chapter 7 , part 2 in relation to the examination of a person subject to a forensic order (Criminal Code).
- 2 See chapter 12 , part 4 for the review of forensic orders (Criminal Code) by the tribunal.
- 3 If a jury makes a section 613 finding or section 645 finding in relation to a person, the person’s fitness for trial must be reviewed by the tribunal. See chapter 12 , part 6 .