1 Principles to inform decisions
2 Application of principles to Wales
3 Application of the Mental Health Act 1983: autism and learning disability
4 People with autism or learning disability
6 Grounds for community treatment orders
7 Grounds for discharge by tribunal
8 Appropriate medical treatment: therapeutic benefit
9 Remission or release of prisoners etc from hospital: treatment condition
10 Nomination of the responsible clinician
12 Appointment of doctors to provide second opinions
13 Medicine etc: treatment conflicting with a decision by or on behalf of a patient
14 Medicine etc: treatment in other circumstances
15 Electro-convulsive therapy etc
17 Urgent treatment to alleviate serious suffering
18 Urgent electro-convulsive therapy etc
19 Remote assessment for treatment
20 Capacity to consent to treatment
22 Consultation of the community clinician
23 Conditions of community treatment orders
25 Applications for admission or guardianship: role of nominated person
26 Discharge of patients: role of nominated person
27 Community treatment orders: role of nominated person
28 Transfer of patients: role of nominated person
30 Periods for tribunal applications
32 References: restricted patients subject to deprivation of liberty conditions
33 References: restricted patients not subject to deprivation of liberty conditions
35 Conditional discharge subject to deprivation of liberty conditions
36 Transfers of prisoners and others to hospital: conditions
37 Transfers of prisoners and others to hospital: time limits
38 Transfer directions for persons detained in youth detention accommodation
40 Independent mental health advocates
41 Information about complaints for detained patients
42 Information about complaints for community patients
43 Information for conditionally discharged patients
45 Tribunal power to recommend after-care
47 Tribunal powers in guardianship cases: burden of proof
48 Removal of police stations and prisons as places of safety
49 Remand for a person’s own protection etc
50 Removal of interim remand patients to and from Channel Islands or Isle of Man
51 Human Rights Act 1998: extension to certain private care providers
52 Review of duty to notify incidents
53 Power of Secretary of State to make consequential provision
54 Power of Welsh Ministers to make consequential provision
SCHEDULES
In section 72(4) of the Mental Health Act 1983 (powers of tribunals in relation to guardianship cases)—
in the opening words, after “it is” insert “not”
;
in paragraph (a) omit “not”;
in paragraph (b) omit “not”.