Chief Public Health Officer or Chief Psychiatrist may make recommendations relating to suicide prevention
29 Chief Public Health Officer or Chief Psychiatrist may make recommendations relating to suicide prevention
The Chief Public Health Officer or the Chief Psychiatrist may make recommendations relating to suicide prevention (including, to avoid doubt, that persons or bodies of a specified class implement a specified suicide prevention policy or undertake or provide training in relation to suicide prevention).
The Chief Public Health Officer or the Chief Psychiatrist (as the case requires) may vary, substitute or revoke a recommendation made under this section.
The Chief Public Health Officer or the Chief Psychiatrist (as the case requires) must cause any recommendations made under this section to be published on a website determined by the Chief Public Health Officer or the
Chief Psychiatrist (as the case requires).
To avoid doubt, a recommendation published under this section—
is not binding; and
is an expression of policy only and does not create legally enforceable rights or obligations.
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