Matters to which tribunal must have regard
412 Matters to which tribunal must have regard
In making a decision under this part in relation to a review of a treatment authority, the tribunal must have regard to the relevant circumstances of the person subject to the authority.
Examples of decisions in relation to a review of a treatment authority—
• deciding whether to confirm or revoke the authority
• deciding whether to confirm or change the category of the authority
• deciding whether the person is to receive any treatment in the community
• deciding whether to change or remove a condition to which the authority is subject or to impose a condition on the authority
Subsection (1) does not limit any other provision of this part that requires the tribunal to have regard to a stated matter.
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