If you have an order made under section 178 or section 181, the court can look at it again from time to time. When the court reviews the order, they can make a new decision that they think is fair. The court can make a new order if they think it is just, after reviewing the original order made under section 178 or section 181.
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182: Release of child or young person from hospital where detention no longer required, or
"When a child or young person in hospital no longer needs to be there, they can be released."
184: Court may indicate matters to be dealt with in report, or
"Court can ask for specific information to be included in a report about you."
The court may, from time to time, review any order made under section 178 or section 181, and on any such review the court may make such order as may be just.
