When reviews are conducted
413 When reviews are conducted
The tribunal must review (a periodic review) a treatment authority—
within 28 days after the authority is made; and
within 6 months after the review under paragraph (a) is completed; and
within 6 months after the review under paragraph (b) is completed; and
at intervals of not more than 12 months after the review under paragraph (c) is completed.
Also, the tribunal must review (an applicant review) a treatment authority on application by—
the person subject to the authority; or
an interested person for the person mentioned in paragraph (a); or
the chief psychiatrist.
Further, the tribunal may at any time, on its own initiative, review (a tribunal review) a treatment authority.
If the tribunal receives written notice under section 210(3) of the amendment of a treatment authority, the tribunal must review (also a tribunal review) the authority within 14 days after receiving the notice.
This section is subject to sections 414 to 416 and chapter 16, part 2, division 6, subdivision 2.
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