(1) For this section,
a referral or order made under this Act contains a formal defect if it
contains —
(a) a
clerical error or an error because of an accidental omission; or
(b) an
evident material error in the description of a person.
(2) If a referral or
order made under this Act contains a formal defect —
(a) the
validity of anything done or omitted to be done in reliance on the referral or
order is not affected; but
(b) the
person who does an act or makes an omission in reliance on the referral or
order may request the person who made the referral or order to rectify the
defect.
(3) A person who makes
a request under subsection (2)(b) to rectify a referral or order may, by order
(a revocation order ), revoke any involuntary treatment order made as a
consequence of the referral or order if the request is not complied with.
(4) A revocation order
has effect on and from the time specified in the revocation order.
(5) A revocation order
does not prevent another referral or order being made under this Act in
respect of the person to whom the revocation order relates, whether that
referral or order is made before or after the revocation order comes into
effect.