A classified patient is—
a classified patient (involuntary); or
a classified patient (voluntary).
A classified patient (involuntary) is—
a person who is—
subject to any of the following—
a recommendation for assessment;
a treatment authority;
a forensic order (mental health);
a treatment support order; and
transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
a person who—
is subject to any of the following—
a treatment authority;
a forensic order (mental health);
a treatment support order; and
remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 .
A classified patient (voluntary) is—
a person who—
is transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
is admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; and
consents under section 67 or 79 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
a person who—
remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 ; and
consents under section 74 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service.
(sec.64-ssec.1) A classified patient is— a classified patient (involuntary); or a classified patient (voluntary).
(sec.64-ssec.2) A classified patient (involuntary) is— a person who is— subject to any of the following— a recommendation for assessment; a treatment authority; a forensic order (mental health); a treatment support order; and transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or a person who— is subject to any of the following— a treatment authority; a forensic order (mental health); a treatment support order; and remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 .
(sec.64-ssec.3) A classified patient (voluntary) is— a person who— is transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and is admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; and consents under section 67 or 79 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or a person who— remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 ; and consents under section 74 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service.
(a) a classified patient (involuntary); or
(b) a classified patient (voluntary).
(a) a person who is— (i) subject to any of the following— (A) a recommendation for assessment; (B) a treatment authority; (C) a forensic order (mental health); (D) a treatment support order; and (ii) transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and (iii) admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(i) subject to any of the following— (A) a recommendation for assessment; (B) a treatment authority; (C) a forensic order (mental health); (D) a treatment support order; and
(A) a recommendation for assessment;
(B) a treatment authority;
(C) a forensic order (mental health);
(D) a treatment support order; and
(ii) transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
(iii) admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(b) a person who— (i) is subject to any of the following— (A) a treatment authority; (B) a forensic order (mental health); (C) a treatment support order; and (ii) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 .
(i) is subject to any of the following— (A) a treatment authority; (B) a forensic order (mental health); (C) a treatment support order; and
(A) a treatment authority;
(B) a forensic order (mental health);
(C) a treatment support order; and
(ii) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 .
(i) subject to any of the following— (A) a recommendation for assessment; (B) a treatment authority; (C) a forensic order (mental health); (D) a treatment support order; and
(A) a recommendation for assessment;
(B) a treatment authority;
(C) a forensic order (mental health);
(D) a treatment support order; and
(ii) transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
(iii) admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(A) a recommendation for assessment;
(B) a treatment authority;
(C) a forensic order (mental health);
(D) a treatment support order; and
(i) is subject to any of the following— (A) a treatment authority; (B) a forensic order (mental health); (C) a treatment support order; and
(A) a treatment authority;
(B) a forensic order (mental health);
(C) a treatment support order; and
(ii) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 .
(A) a treatment authority;
(B) a forensic order (mental health);
(C) a treatment support order; and
(a) a person who— (i) is transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and (ii) is admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; and (iii) consents under section 67 or 79 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(i) is transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
(ii) is admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; and
(iii) consents under section 67 or 79 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(b) a person who— (i) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 ; and (ii) consents under section 74 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service.
(i) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 ; and
(ii) consents under section 74 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service.
(i) is transported under part 2 from a place of custody to an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service; and
(ii) is admitted to the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; and
(iii) consents under section 67 or 79 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service; or
(i) remains in an inpatient unit of an authorised mental health service under section 74 ; and
(ii) consents under section 74 to receiving treatment and care for the person’s mental illness in the inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service.