Definitions for ch 5B
80U Definitions for ch 5B
In this chapter—
active party see section 80ZQ.
adult with an intellectual or cognitive disability see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
assessment, of an adult, see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
authorised psychiatrist see the Mental Health Act 2016, schedule 3.
chemical restraint see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
chemical restraint (fixed dose) see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
community access services see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
contain see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
containment or seclusion approval—
means approval given by the tribunal under part 2, division 1 for a relevant service provider to contain or seclude an adult; and
includes an approval given under that part for a relevant service provider to use a restrictive practice other than containment or seclusion in relation to the adult.
director of forensic disability means the director of forensic disability under the Forensic Disability Act 2011.
disability services means disability services or NDIS supports or services under the Disability Services Act 2006.
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forensic disability client means a forensic disability client under the Forensic Disability Act 2011.
forensic disability service means the forensic disability service under the Forensic Disability Act 2011.
harm see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
informal decision-maker, for an adult, see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
least restrictive see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
mechanical restraint...
physical restraint...
positive behaviour support plan see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
relevant service provider...
respite/community access plan see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
respite services see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
restrictive practice see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
restrictive practice (general) matter, for an adult, means a matter relating to the use of a restrictive practice in relation to the adult by a relevant service provider, other than—
containment or seclusion; or
any restrictive practice used in the course of providing respite services or community access services to the adult.
restrictive practice matter means—
a restrictive practice (general) matter; or
a restrictive practice (respite) matter.
restrictive practice (respite) matter, for an adult, means a matter relating to the use of a restrictive practice in relation to the adult by a relevant service provider in the course of providing respite services or community access services to the adult.
seclude see the Disability Services Act 2006, section 144.
senior practitioner means a senior practitioner under the Forensic Disability Act 2011.
short term plan...
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