Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2022

After receiving a notice of a review application under section 118(1), a patient’s coordinating practitioner or consulting practitioner must give the Principal Registrar of the Supreme Court—

if the coordinating practitioner or consulting practitioner made the decision the subject of the review—

a statement of the reasons for the reviewed decision, and

other documents and material in the practitioner’s possession or under the practitioner’s control and relevant to the Court’s review of the reviewed decision, or

if the coordinating practitioner or consulting practitioner did not make the decision the subject of the review—documents and material—

in the practitioner’s possession or under the practitioner’s control, and

relevant to the Court’s review of the reviewed decision.

The coordinating practitioner or consulting practitioner must give the Principal Registrar of the Supreme Court the documents and material, including any statement of reasons—

within 7 business days after receiving the notice of the review application, or

within the shorter period ordered by the Court.