79—Reviews of treatment orders and other matters
(1) The Tribunal must
conduct the following reviews:
(b) a
review of a level 2 community treatment order that has been made in respect of
a child and continues to apply to the person 3 months after the making of the
order (which review must be conducted as soon as practicable after the end of
the period of 3 months);
(c) a
review of the circumstances involved in the making of a level 1
inpatient treatment order if the order has been made within 7 days after the
expiry or revocation of a previous inpatient treatment order applying to the
same person (which review must be conducted as soon as practicable after the
making of the level 1 inpatient treatment order);
(ca) a
review of the circumstances involved in the making of an order to extend a
level 2 inpatient treatment order (which review must be conducted as soon as
practicable after the making of the order to extend a level 2 inpatient
treatment order);
(d) a
review of a level 3 inpatient treatment order that has been made in
respect of a child and continues to apply to the person 3 months after the
making of the order (which review must be conducted as soon as practicable
after the end of the period of 3 months);
(e) any
review that is required under the regulations.
(2) The Tribunal may
conduct any other review that it considers appropriate relating to a
community treatment order or inpatient treatment order or treatment
administered to a person to whom an order applies under this Act.
(3) The Tribunal may
conduct a review under this section in any manner that it considers
appropriate.
(4) If a review under
this section relates to a patient to whom a treatment and care plan applies,
the Chief Psychiatrist must cause a copy of the plan to be submitted to the
Tribunal at or before the commencement of the Tribunal's proceedings on the
review.
(5) For the purposes
of the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013 , a
review under this section will be taken to come within the Tribunal's original
jurisdiction.