his or her powers, duties or functions under this Act. 144 Power of chief psychiatrist to delegate The chief psychiatrist may by instrument delegate any power, duty or function of the chief psychiatrist, other than this power of delegation, to a person who is a psychiatrist and who— (a) is referred to in section 142; or (b) has entered into an agreement or arrangement under section 143 with the 145 Reports submitted by the chief psychiatrist (1) As soon as practicable after the end of each financial year but no later than the following 31 October, the chief psychiatrist must submit to the Secretary an annual report containing— (a) information on the operations and activities undertaken by the chief psychiatrist during the financial year; and (b) an analysis of the data and information reported to the chief psychiatrist during the financial year; and (c) a summary of any amendments made during the financial year to the standards, guidelines or practice directions issued by the chief psychiatrist that may impact on the performance of electroconvulsive treatment on young persons; and "(d) the number of young persons (irrespective of whether the young persons were patients) who received one or more courses of electroconvulsive treatment at a designated mental health service during the financial year.
his or her powers, duties or functions under this Act. 144 Power of chief psychiatrist to delegate The chief psychiatrist may by instrument delegate any power, duty or function of the chief psychiatrist, other than this power of delegation, to a person who is a psychiatrist and who— (a) is referred to in section 142; or (b) has entered into an agreement or arrangement under section 143 with the 145 Reports submitted by the chief psychiatrist (1) As soon as practicable after the end of each financial year but no later than the following 31 October, the chief psychiatrist must submit to the Secretary an annual report containing— (a) information on the operations and activities undertaken by the chief psychiatrist during the financial year; and (b) an analysis of the data and information reported to the chief psychiatrist during the financial year; and (c) a summary of any amendments made during the financial year to the standards, guidelines or practice directions issued by the chief psychiatrist that may impact on the performance of electroconvulsive treatment on young persons; and "(d) the number of young persons (irrespective of whether the young persons were patients) who received one or more courses of electroconvulsive treatment at a designated mental health service during the financial year.
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