Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2022

If a review application is made in relation to a patient, the Principal Registrar of the Supreme Court must give notice of the application and any decision or order, however described, of the Court in relation to the application to the following—

if the coordinating practitioner is not a party to the proceeding—the patient’s coordinating practitioner,

if the consulting practitioner is not a party to the proceeding—the patient’s consulting practitioner,

if the role of administering practitioner for the patient has been transferred under section 64(2)—the patient’s administering practitioner,

the Health Secretary,

the Board.

The Board must, as soon as practicable after receiving notice of a review application under subsection (1), give notice of the effect of section 111(2) and (3) to—

each party to the proceeding, and

if the coordinating practitioner is not a party to the proceeding—the patient’s coordinating practitioner, and

if the role of administering practitioner for the patient has been transferred under section 64(2)—the patient’s administering practitioner.