Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Act 2014

Procedural, administrative, and miscellaneous matters - Procedural matters - Matters governing reviews by review panel

112: Reports to be provided to review panel

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"Information about you must be given to the review panel to help them make decisions"

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When you are being reviewed under section 15 or 87, the chief executive must give the review panel some information. This includes a copy of the public protection order made against you and any reports about you that the court saw when the order was made. The chief executive must also give the review panel a copy of the report on your most recent assessment by a health assessor.

The chief executive must give the review panel more information, depending on your situation. If you live in a residence, the chief executive must give the review panel your management plan and a report from the manager of that residence. If you are in prison, the chief executive must give the review panel a report from the prison manager.

If you are in a hospital or facility under the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 or the Intellectual Disability (Compulsory Care and Rehabilitation) Act 2003, the chief executive must give the review panel a report from the responsible clinician about you and any care programmes the hospital has for you. The review panel can also ask for more reports from anyone, including the chief executive or a health assessor.

If the chief executive asks, the responsible clinician must give them a report about you, so the chief executive can give it to the review panel.

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Procedural matters: Matters governing reviews by review panel

112Reports to be provided to review panel

  1. For the purposes of any review under section 15 or 87, the chief executive must provide the review panel with—

  2. a copy of the public protection order made against the person and, where applicable, of the prison detention order and of all reports about the person that were before the court when either order was made; and
    1. a copy of the report on the most recent assessment of the person by a health assessor; and
      1. in the case of a resident, the resident's management plan and a report by the manager of that residence; and
        1. in the case of a person subject to a prison detention order, a report by the manager of the prison; and
          1. in the case of a person currently detained in, or on leave from, a hospital under the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 or a facility under the Intellectual Disability (Compulsory Care and Rehabilitation) Act 2003, a report from the responsible clinician (or the most suitable other health professional to provide such a report) concerning the person and any care programmes that the hospital has put, or intends to put, in place for the person; and
            1. any further or supplementary reports requested by the review panel, to be provided by any person, including the chief executive, the manager of the prison or the residence in which the person is detained, and any health assessor.
              1. The responsible clinician (or other health professional) referred to in subsection (1)(e) must, on request by the chief executive, supply a report on the person to the chief executive.