s. 43 (i) serious deterioration in the mental or physical health of the person; or (ii) serious harm to the person or to another person; or (c) the authorised psychiatrist makes a Temporary Treatment Order in relation to the person in accordance with section 46; or (d) the person is subject to an existing Temporary Treatment Order or Treatment Order that was made before the Court Assessment Order was made. 43 Authorised psychiatrist to provide report to court On completing an assessment of a person who is subject to a Court Assessment Order, the authorised psychiatrist must ensure that reasonable steps are taken— (a) to inform the person that the assessment is complete; and (b) to inform the following persons in relation to the person that the assessment is complete— (i) the nominated person; (ii) a guardian; (iii) a carer, if the authorised psychiatrist is satisfied that assessment of the person will directly affect the carer and the care relationship; (iv) a parent, if the person is under the age of 16 years; (v) the Secretary to the Department of Human Services, if the person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order; and
(i) serious deterioration in the mental or physical health of the person; or (ii) serious harm to the person or to another person; or (c) the authorised psychiatrist makes a Temporary Treatment Order in relation to the person in accordance with section 46; or (d) the person is subject to an existing Temporary Treatment Order or Treatment Order that was made before the Court Assessment Order was made. 43 Authorised psychiatrist to provide report to court s. 43 On completing an assessment of a person who is subject to a Court Assessment Order, the authorised psychiatrist must ensure that reasonable steps are taken— (a) to inform the person that the assessment is complete; and (b) to inform the following persons in relation to the person that the assessment is complete— (i) the nominated person; (ii) a guardian; (iii) a carer, if the authorised psychiatrist is satisfied that assessment of the person will directly affect the carer and the care relationship; (iv) a parent, if the person is under the age of 16 years; (v) the Secretary to the Department of Human Services, if the person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order; and
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