(2) If the authorised psychiatrist is satisfied that it is no longer necessary to restrict the inpatient's right to communicate, the authorised psychiatrist must immediately cease the restriction. Division 3—Advance statements 19 What is an advance statement? An advance statement is a document that sets out a person's preferences in relation to treatment in the event that the person becomes a patient. 20 Making an advance statement (1) An advance statement may be made at any time and must— (a) be in writing; and (b) be signed and dated by the person making the advance statement; and (c) be witnessed by an authorised witness; and (d) include a statement signed by the authorised witness stating that— (i) in the opinion of the witness, the person making the advance statement understands what an advance statement is and the consequences of making the statement; and (ii) the witness observed the person making the advance statement sign the statement; and (iii) the witness is an authorised witness. (2) An advance statement is effective from the time it is made until it is revoked. 21 Revoking an advance statement (1) An advance statement is revoked if the person who made the advance statement—
(2) If the authorised psychiatrist is satisfied that it is no longer necessary to restrict the inpatient's right to communicate, the authorised psychiatrist must immediately cease the restriction. Division 3—Advance statements 19 What is an advance statement? An advance statement is a document that sets out a person's preferences in relation to treatment in the event that the person becomes a patient. 20 Making an advance statement (1) An advance statement may be made at any time and must— (a) be in writing; and (b) be signed and dated by the person making the advance statement; and (c) be witnessed by an authorised witness; and (d) include a statement signed by the authorised witness stating that— (i) in the opinion of the witness, the person making the advance statement understands what an advance statement is and the consequences of making the statement; and (ii) the witness observed the person making the advance statement sign the statement; and (iii) the witness is an authorised witness. (2) An advance statement is effective from the time it is made until it is revoked. 21 Revoking an advance statement (1) An advance statement is revoked if the person who made the advance statement—