Reports by persons providing assessment or administering treatment (s. 94A(5)(c))
26B Reports by persons providing assessment or administering treatment (s. 94A(5)(c))
A person providing assessment for the purposes of a protection order under section 94A of the Act must report to the Commissioner —
if treatment is recommended for the reportable offender, the type of treatment recommended; and
the reason why the recommended treatment is, or may be, appropriate.
A person providing a report to the Commissioner under subregulation (1) must provide the report as soon as reasonably practicable after making the assessment.
A person administering treatment for the purposes of a protection order under section 94A of the Act must report to the Commissioner —
the type of treatment being administered; and
whether the intended outcome of the treatment is being, or has been, achieved.
A person providing a report to the Commissioner under subregulation (3) must provide the report as soon as reasonably practicable —
after receiving a request for the report from the Commissioner; or
after the completion of the course of treatment.
A report provided under this regulation must be in writing.
[Regulation 26B inserted: Gazette 8 Nov 2013 p. 5001.]
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