sec.441Decisions

sec.441 Decisions

On a periodic review of the forensic order, the tribunal must decide to— confirm the order; or revoke the order. See subdivision 2 for the orders the tribunal may make if it confirms the order. See subdivision 3 for the orders the tribunal may make if the order is a forensic order (mental health) and the tribunal revokes the order. On an applicant review of the forensic order, the tribunal— must decide whether to make the orders sought by the applicant; and may make the orders under this division it considers appropriate. If an applicant seeks an order changing the category of the forensic order from inpatient to community, the tribunal may decide not to change the category of the order, but may order that the person have limited community treatment of a stated extent. On a tribunal review of the forensic order, the tribunal— must decide any particular matter stated in the notice given under section 439 (3) ; and may make the orders under this division it considers appropriate. (sec.441-ssec.1) On a periodic review of the forensic order, the tribunal must decide to— confirm the order; or revoke the order. See subdivision 2 for the orders the tribunal may make if it confirms the order. See subdivision 3 for the orders the tribunal may make if the order is a forensic order (mental health) and the tribunal revokes the order. (sec.441-ssec.2) On an applicant review of the forensic order, the tribunal— must decide whether to make the orders sought by the applicant; and may make the orders under this division it considers appropriate. If an applicant seeks an order changing the category of the forensic order from inpatient to community, the tribunal may decide not to change the category of the order, but may order that the person have limited community treatment of a stated extent. (sec.441-ssec.3) On a tribunal review of the forensic order, the tribunal— must decide any particular matter stated in the notice given under section 439 (3) ; and may make the orders under this division it considers appropriate.

• (a) confirm the order; or
• (b) revoke the order. Notes— 1 See subdivision 2 for the orders the tribunal may make if it confirms the order. 2 See subdivision 3 for the orders the tribunal may make if the order is a forensic order (mental health) and the tribunal revokes the order.
• 1 See subdivision 2 for the orders the tribunal may make if it confirms the order.
• 2 See subdivision 3 for the orders the tribunal may make if the order is a forensic order (mental health) and the tribunal revokes the order.
• 1 See subdivision 2 for the orders the tribunal may make if it confirms the order.
• 2 See subdivision 3 for the orders the tribunal may make if the order is a forensic order (mental health) and the tribunal revokes the order.