sec.206Duration of order

### sec.206 Duration of order A care and treatment order starts when the order is made and ends 48 hours after it is made or, if the order is extended under section 201 , the time to which it is extended. However, a designated medical officer may release a child before an order ends if the designated medical officer is satisfied the reason for the order no longer exists. If a designated medical officer releases a child, the officer must make a written record of the release that includes the following— the reasons for the release; the time of the release; the person into whose care the child is released. (sec.206-ssec.1) A care and treatment order starts when the order is made and ends 48 hours after it is made or, if the order is extended under section 201 , the time to which it is extended. (sec.206-ssec.2) However, a designated medical officer may release a child before an order ends if the designated medical officer is satisfied the reason for the order no longer exists. (sec.206-ssec.3) If a designated medical officer releases a child, the officer must make a written record of the release that includes the following— the reasons for the release; the time of the release; the person into whose care the child is released. - (a) the reasons for the release; - (b) the time of the release; - (c) the person into whose care the child is released.