(b) a person who, under the corresponding law, is authorised to take the person to the interstate mental health facility. (4) The authorised psychiatrist or the chief psychiatrist must ensure that any documents relevant to the person who is taken to the interstate mental health facility under this section are forwarded to the interstate mental health facility. 323 Taking person to interstate mental health person's consent (1) An authorised psychiatrist or the chief psychiatrist may make an application to the Tribunal for an interstate transfer order for a person who is subject to an Inpatient Temporary Treatment Order or an Inpatient Treatment Order to be taken to an interstate mental health facility if— (a) the authorised psychiatrist or chief psychiatrist is satisfied that taking the person is necessary for the person's treatment; and (b) the person does not have capacity to give informed consent or does not consent to being taken to the interstate mental health facility; and (c) taking the person to the interstate mental health facility is permitted by or under a corresponding law; and (d) the interstate authority for the interstate mental health facility agrees to admit the person. (2) The Tribunal must hear and determine an application made under subsection (1) as soon as practicable. (3) In determining an application made under subsection (1), the Tribunal must, to the extent
(b) a person who, under the corresponding law, is authorised to take the person to the interstate mental health facility. (4) The authorised psychiatrist or the chief psychiatrist must ensure that any documents relevant to the person who is taken to the interstate mental health facility under this section are forwarded to the interstate mental health facility. 323 Taking person to interstate mental health person's consent (1) An authorised psychiatrist or the chief psychiatrist may make an application to the Tribunal for an interstate transfer order for a person who is subject to an Inpatient Temporary Treatment Order or an Inpatient Treatment Order to be taken to an interstate mental health facility if— (a) the authorised psychiatrist or chief psychiatrist is satisfied that taking the person is necessary for the person's treatment; and (b) the person does not have capacity to give informed consent or does not consent to being taken to the interstate mental health facility; and (c) taking the person to the interstate mental health facility is permitted by or under a corresponding law; and (d) the interstate authority for the interstate mental health facility agrees to admit the person. (2) The Tribunal must hear and determine an application made under subsection (1) as soon as practicable. (3) In determining an application made under subsection (1), the Tribunal must, to the extent