Expiry of approved general treatment plan
25 Expiry of approved general treatment plan
At least 6 months before the approval of a general treatment plan expires (the expiring treatment plan), the president must—
take reasonable steps to tell the person who applied for the approval, in writing, that—
the approval will expire on the stated expiry date; and
the person may apply under section 11 for a subsequent approval of the treatment plan; and
give notice on an ACT government website that the approval will expire on the stated expiry date.
If an application made under section 11 in relation to a general treatment plan (a new treatment plan) substantially corresponds to the expiring treatment plan before the plan expires—
the expiring treatment plan is extended until the application for approval of the new treatment plan is finally decided; and
the president must give written notice on an ACT government website that the expiring treatment plan has been extended under paragraph (a).
A notice under subsection (2) (b) is a notifiable instrument.
In this section:
finally decided—an application is finally decided if—
the application is approved; or
if the application is approved subject to a condition or is refused—
no application for review has been made under section 41; or
if an application for review has been made under section 41—the review has been finalised.
Division 3.5 Assessment of individual treatment plans
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