The psychiatrist responsible for a community treatment order uses this form under section 20 of PEI's Mental Health Act to renew it. The form records when the current order was issued and when it expires, the conditions that still apply after a new assessment within the previous 72 hours, and the renewed treatment plan and expiry date.
The responsible psychiatrist completes and signs the whole form, including the supporting facts and the community treatment plan, attached or written in. The substitute decision-maker's consent to the plan is confirmed on the form.
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Form 9 - Renewal of Community Treatment Order
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A psychiatric assessment by the responsible psychiatrist within the previous 72 hours, the same opinions as the original order about the mental disorder and the need for community treatment, available community treatment, and the substitute decision-maker's consent to the plan. The form records the original order's issue and expiry dates and the new expiry date.
The psychiatrist responsible for the order. That psychiatrist remains responsible for supervising and managing it after the renewal, and may appoint another psychiatrist to be responsible where necessary. The person subject to the order must comply with it.