(1) This section
applies if —
(a) a
person restrained under an oral authorisation or a bodily restraint order has
a treating psychiatrist; and
(b) the
treating psychiatrist did not give the oral authorisation or make the bodily
restraint order; and
(c) the
medical practitioner informed of the restraint under section 230(5) or 231(4)
is not the treating psychiatrist.
(2) The person who
gave the oral authorisation or made the bodily restraint order must, as soon
as practicable and, in any event, within 30 minutes after the time when the
person is restrained under the authorisation or order, inform the treating
psychiatrist as to whether —
(a) the
person is restrained under the authorisation or order; or
(b) the
person was restrained under the authorisation or order but has since been
released from bodily restraint.
(3) A person who
informs the treating psychiatrist under subsection (2) must, as soon as
practicable —
(a)
record in the approved form —
(i)
the treating psychiatrist’s name and
qualifications; and
(ii)
the date and time when the treating psychiatrist was
informed;
and
(b) file
the record and give a copy to the person.