If you are in a situation where a judge is making decisions about you under this part of the law, the judge can choose to tell the Minister what they think. The judge can also add any comments or suggestions they think are important. You can find out more about similar laws by looking at the Intellectual Disability (Compulsory Care and Rehabilitation) Act 2003 or other related laws like the one from 1992 No 46.
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106: Orders Judge may make in relation to special care recipient detained because acquitted on account of insanity, or
"What happens to you if a Judge decides you don't need special care anymore because you were found not guilty due to insanity."
108: Other remedies still available, or
"You can still get help in other ways if you're being kept somewhere unfairly."
The Judge may in any case under this subpart, if the Judge thinks fit, report his or her opinion to the Minister, with any comments and recommendations that the Judge thinks fit.
