When you are in court and the court makes a special order under section 178 or section 181(1), the court can say what specific things it wants to be included in a report. The report can be about your medical, psychiatric, or psychological health. The court can ask for certain matters to be dealt with in the report, which will help the court make a decision about your case, and you can find more information about this in section 178 or section 181(1).
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183: Review of order made under section 178 or section 181, or
"The court can review and change an order to make sure it's still fair for you."
185: Sections to have effect in place of sections 38 to 44 of Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003, or
"Special rules are used for care or protection orders instead of other laws."
Where the court makes an order under subsection (1) or subsection (2) of section 178 or under section 181(1), it may indicate any specific matter that it requires to be dealt with in any medical, psychiatric, or psychological report.
