UK Statutory Instrument
2008
United Kingdom
The Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales Rules 2008
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The patient's full name (and any alternative names used in...
The patient's date of birth and age.
The patient's language of choice and, if it is not...
The application, order or direction made under the Act to...
Details of the original authority for the detention or guardianship...
In cases where a patient has been transferred to hospital...
Except in relation to a patient subject to guardianship or...
If a condition or requirement has been imposed that requires...
In the case of a community patient, details of any...
The name of the patient's responsible clinician and the length...
Where another approved clinician is or has recently been largely...
The name of any care co-ordinator appointed for the patient....
Where the patient is subject to the guardianship of a...
Where there is an extant order of the superior court...
Unless the patient requests otherwise, the name and address of...
Where a local health board, a National Health Service trust,...
In the case of a patient subject to after-care under...
The name and address of any person who plays a...
The name and address of any other person who the...
Citation and commencement
Interpretation
Overriding objective
Preliminary and incidental matters
Case management powers
Directions
Failure to comply with rules or directions
Calculating time
Sending and delivery of documents
Prohibitions on disclosure or publication
Appointment of the tribunal
Substitution and addition of parties
Representatives
Procedure for applications and references
Statements, reports and documents
Notice of proceedings
Withholding documents or information likely to cause harm
Further evidence and submissions
Summoning of witnesses and orders to answer questions or produce documents
Medical examination
Postponement and adjournment
Withdrawal
Transfer of Proceedings
Time and place of hearings
Privacy of hearings
Request to appear at and take part in a hearing
Hearings in a party's absence
Decisions
Clerical mistakes, accidental slips or omissions and irregularities
Application for permission to appeal
Revocations
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