36What is a statement of rights?

36 What is a statement of rights?

A statement of rights is a document for each of the following persons that sets out the rights of that person under this Act and the processes that apply while that person is receiving a mental health and wellbeing service—

(a) a person admitted to a bed-based service at a designated mental health service;

(b) an assessment patient;

(c) a court assessment patient;

(d) a temporary treatment patient;

(e) a treatment patient;

(f) a security patient who is subject to a secure treatment order;

(g) a security patient who is subject to a court secure treatment order;

(h) a forensic patient;

(i) a person whose informed consent in relation to electroconvulsive treatment is sought;

(j) a person whose informed consent in relation to neurosurgery for mental illness is sought;

(k) a person who is subject to an order made by the Mental Health Tribunal for the performance of electroconvulsive treatment on that person;

(l) a person who is subject to an order made by the Mental Health Tribunal for the performance of neurosurgery for mental illness on that person;

(m) a person who is subject to an intensive monitored supervision order.