The Mental Health (Content and amendment of Part 9 care plans) (Scotland) Regulations 2005

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(a) full details of the compulsion order and the day on which the order was made;

(b) the objectives of the medical treatment referred to in section 137(3)(a) (medical treatment to be recorded in Part 9 care plan);

(c) details of any community care services or other relevant services and the objectives of those services-


(i) which it is proposed to give; and

(ii) which are being given,



to the patient;

(d) details of any other treatment, care or service (other than that described in section 137(3)(a) or in paragraph (c) of this regulation) and the objectives of that treatment, care or service-



(i) which it is proposed to give; and

(ii) which is being given,



to the patient;

(e) the name and other appropriate contact details of the patient's responsible medical officer;

(f) the name and other appropriate contact details of the patient's mental health officer;

(g) the period of 2 months ending with the date by which-



(i) the first mandatory review under section 139(2) (carrying out of first review of compulsion order by responsible medical officer); or

(ii) any further mandatory review under section 140(2) (carrying out of further review of compulsion order by responsible medical officer),



of the patient's compulsion order must take place;

(h) the dates on which such reviews have taken place;

(i) the date of the patient's conviction;

(j) the offence of which the patient was convicted; and

(k) if the patient is subject to-



(i) the notification requirements in Part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003[2]; or

(ii) a sexual offences prevention order under section 105 of that Act,



and if so the notification period or the period specified in the order.

    (2) Where the Part 9 care plan is required to be amended in any of the circumstances prescribed in regulation 3, the information in the care plan shall be amended to take account of those circumstances.

Amendment of Part 9 care plan
     3.  - (1) The circumstances prescribed for the purpose of section 137(5)(a) (circumstances in which Part 9 care plan must be amended) are-

(a) where the Tribunal has made an order under-


(i) section 166(1)(d) (confirmation of determination and variation of compulsion order);

(ii) section 167(1)(a) (extension of compulsion order);

(iii) section 167(2)(a) (extension and variation of compulsion order);

(iv) section 167(3)(d) (confirmation of determination and variation of compulsion order);

(v) section 167(4)(b) (variation of compulsion order);

(vi) section 167(5)(a) (variation of compulsion order); or

(vii) section 171(1)(a) (variation of compulsion order);



(b) where the Tribunal has made an interim order under-



(i) section 168(2)(b)(i) (extension of compulsion order);

(ii) section 168(2)(b)(ii) (extension and variation of compulsion order); or

(iii) section 169(2) (variation of compulsion order);



(c) where the patient's responsible medical officer has-



(i) granted a certificate under either section 127(1)(b)[3] or 128(1)(b)[4] (periods during which measures are not authorised) specifying a period exceeding 28 days;

(ii) revoked such a certificate under section 129(2)(c)[5] (grounds for revocation of certificate);

(iii) made a determination extending a compulsion order under section 152(2) (extension of compulsion order following further review); or

(iv) carried out any further mandatory review under section 140(2) (carrying out of further review of compulsion order by responsible medical officer); and



(d) where a patient ceases to be subject to a notification requirement under Part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 or where a sexual offences prevention order to which that patient is subject under section 105 of that Act is varied, renewed or discharged.

RHONA BRANKIN
Authorised to sign by the Scottish Ministers

St Andrew's House, Edinburgh
6th June 2005

[2] 2003 c.42.back

[3] Section 127 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(1).back

[4] Section 128 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(2).back

[5] Section 129 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(3).back