Working with Children Check Act 2000
sec.334Use of information obtained from Mental Health Court or Mental Health Review Tribunal
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sec.334 Use of information obtained from Mental Health Court or Mental Health Review Tribunal
This section applies if the chief executive gives a registered health practitioner information or a document about a person given to the chief executive— by the Mental Health Court under section 332 ; or by the Mental Health Review Tribunal under section 333 . The registered health practitioner must not— make a record of the information or information in the document; or disclose the information or information in the document to anyone; or give anyone access to the document; or include any details of the information, or information in the document, in the report about the person’s mental health prepared under this division. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. s 334 ins 2010 No. 5 s 58 amd 2014 No. 28 s 55 (sec.334-ssec.1) This section applies if the chief executive gives a registered health practitioner information or a document about a person given to the chief executive— by the Mental Health Court under section 332 ; or by the Mental Health Review Tribunal under section 333 . (sec.334-ssec.2) The registered health practitioner must not— make a record of the information or information in the document; or disclose the information or information in the document to anyone; or give anyone access to the document; or include any details of the information, or information in the document, in the report about the person’s mental health prepared under this division. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.
- (a) by the Mental Health Court under section 332 ; or
- (b) by the Mental Health Review Tribunal under section 333 .
- (a) make a record of the information or information in the document; or
- (b) disclose the information or information in the document to anyone; or
- (c) give anyone access to the document; or
- (d) include any details of the information, or information in the document, in the report about the person’s mental health prepared under this division.