Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Regulations 2024 (WA)

Western Australia Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Act 2023 Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Regulations 2024 Western Australia Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Regulations 2024 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Terms used 1 4. Communication partners (Act s. 21) 1 5. Information to be included in reports about person's mental state (Act s. 23(d)) 1 6. Information to be given to Chief Mental Health Advocate if proceedings adjourned (Act s. 30 and 36) 1 7. Information to be given to Tribunal and Chief Mental Health Advocate after order made (Act s. 48(b)) 1 8. Copy of order and reasons for decision to be given to certain persons (Act s. 76(2)) 1 9. Persons to notify Tribunal of breach of leave of absence order condition (Act s. 80(1)(b)) 1 10. Persons to notify Tribunal of breach of CSO condition (Act s. 87(1)(b)) 1 11. Tribunal to give details after making application to court due to suspected breach of CSO condition (Act s. 88(4)) 1 12. Court to give information after making interim or extended order or CSO under Part 7 of Act (Act s. 122(b)) 1 13. Disclosing information to victims (Act s. 153) 1 14. Tribunal to notify Public Advocate of certain information (Act s. 190(1)(a)) 1 15. Authentication of orders (Act s. 194) 1 16. Place of custody to be disclosed to Chief Mental Health Advocate on request 1 17. Transcript of proceedings or reasons to be provided to Tribunal 1 18. Transcript of proceedings or reasons to be provided to Chief Mental Health Advocate on request 1 19. Transcript of proceedings or reasons to be provided to Public Advocate on request 1 20. Form of arrest warrant (Act s. 230(1)(a)) 1 21. Tribunal to provide information to Chief Mental Health Advocate after commencement of Act (Act s. 276(1)(c)) 1 Schedule 1 — Arrest warrant Notes Compilation table 1 Defined terms Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Act 2023 Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Regulations 2024