(1) This section
applies if, before commencement day —
(a) an
opinion to the effect described in the 1996 Act section 112(1)(a) had been
obtained under section 111 of that Act in respect of a patient to whom Part 13
Division 2 applies; and
(b) the
Chief Psychiatrist had become aware, because of oral or written advice given
to the Chief Psychiatrist by the patient, of the patient’s continued
dissatisfaction with treatment being provided to the patient.
(2) If, immediately
before commencement day, the Chief Psychiatrist had not done anything under
the 1996 Act section 112(2) as a result of the advice, the advice is taken to
be advice given to the Chief Psychiatrist by the patient under section 184(1).
(3) If, immediately
before commencement day, the Chief Psychiatrist had referred a matter to the
Mental Health Review Board under the 1996 Act section 112(2)(b) but the Board
had not made a decision on the matter under section 112(3) of that Act, any
proceeding before the Board in respect of the matter is discontinued.
[Section 641 inserted: No. 25 of 2014 s. 9.]