113Decision of Supreme Court

#### 113 Decision of Supreme Court 113 Decision of Supreme Court > In deciding a review application made in relation to a patient, the Supreme Court may decide that— > > > (a) at the time of making the first request, the patient had been ordinarily resident in New South Wales for a period of at least 12 months, or > > > (b) at the time of making the first request, the patient had not been ordinarily resident in New South Wales for a period of at least 12 months, or > > > (c) the patient has decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying, or > > > (d) the patient does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying, or > > > (e) the patient is acting voluntarily, or > > > (f) the patient is not acting because of pressure or duress, or > > > > Note— > > > > See the definition of pressure or duress in the Dictionary in Schedule 1. > > > (g) the patient is not acting voluntarily, or > > > (h) the patient is acting because of pressure or duress, or > > > (i) a ground to refuse to issue a voluntary assisted dying substance authority exists, or > > > (j) a ground to refuse to issue a voluntary assisted dying substance authority does not exist.