sec.314Chief psychiatrist’s order

sec.314 Chief psychiatrist’s order

This section applies if the chief psychiatrist makes an order under section 313 (2) (a) or (b) in relation to a relevant forensic patient or class of relevant forensic patients. The chief psychiatrist’s order must include the following— if the order relates to a particular relevant forensic patient—the name of the patient; if the order relates to a class of relevant forensic patients—sufficient details to identify the class; all relevant forensic patients in an inpatient unit of a particular authorised mental health service who are receiving limited community treatment if the order is made under section 313 (2) (a) —the period of the suspension of limited community treatment; if the order is made under section 313 (2) (b) —the period for which the category of the forensic order is changed to inpatient; if the order requires a relevant forensic patient, or each member of a class of relevant forensic patients, to return to an authorised mental health service—the name of the service and the time or date by which the patient must return to the service. For subsection (2) (e) , the order may state an authorised mental health service other than the patient’s treating health service. The chief psychiatrist must give each relevant forensic patient subject to the order a copy of the order and a written notice stating— that the patient may appeal to the tribunal against the chief psychiatrist’s decision to make the order; and the period within which the patient may appeal to the tribunal; and how the appeal is made. (sec.314-ssec.1) This section applies if the chief psychiatrist makes an order under section 313 (2) (a) or (b) in relation to a relevant forensic patient or class of relevant forensic patients. (sec.314-ssec.2) The chief psychiatrist’s order must include the following— if the order relates to a particular relevant forensic patient—the name of the patient; if the order relates to a class of relevant forensic patients—sufficient details to identify the class; all relevant forensic patients in an inpatient unit of a particular authorised mental health service who are receiving limited community treatment if the order is made under section 313 (2) (a) —the period of the suspension of limited community treatment; if the order is made under section 313 (2) (b) —the period for which the category of the forensic order is changed to inpatient; if the order requires a relevant forensic patient, or each member of a class of relevant forensic patients, to return to an authorised mental health service—the name of the service and the time or date by which the patient must return to the service. (sec.314-ssec.3) For subsection (2) (e) , the order may state an authorised mental health service other than the patient’s treating health service. (sec.314-ssec.4) The chief psychiatrist must give each relevant forensic patient subject to the order a copy of the order and a written notice stating— that the patient may appeal to the tribunal against the chief psychiatrist’s decision to make the order; and the period within which the patient may appeal to the tribunal; and how the appeal is made.