s. 130 chief psychiatrist must ensure that reasonable steps are taken to notify the following— (a) the specified person; (b) the specified person's nominated person; (c) a guardian of the specified person; (d) a carer of the specified person, if the chief psychiatrist is satisfied that the direction will directly affect the carer and the care relationship; (e) a parent of the specified person, if the specified person is under the age of 16 years; (f) the Secretary, if the specified person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order. 130 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical reviews (1) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical review in respect of one or more specified mental health service providers to identify processes and practices that need to be changed to improve the quality and safety of the mental health services being provided. (2) A clinical review may be conducted in respect of any aspect of the mental health services provided by the specified mental health service provider. (3) The process for conducting a clinical review is at the discretion of the chief psychiatrist. 131 Chief psychiatrist to give notice of intention to conduct clinical review (1) The chief psychiatrist must give a written notice to the mental health service provider in respect of which a clinical review will be conducted. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must—
chief psychiatrist must ensure that reasonable steps are taken to notify the following— (a) the specified person; (b) the specified person's nominated person; (c) a guardian of the specified person; (d) a carer of the specified person, if the chief psychiatrist is satisfied that the direction will directly affect the carer and the care relationship; (e) a parent of the specified person, if the specified person is under the age of 16 years; (f) the Secretary, if the specified person is the subject of a custody to Secretary order or a guardianship to Secretary order. 130 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical reviews s. 130 (1) The chief psychiatrist may conduct a clinical review in respect of one or more specified mental health service providers to identify processes and practices that need to be changed to improve the quality and safety of the mental health services being provided. (2) A clinical review may be conducted in respect of any aspect of the mental health services provided by the specified mental health service provider. (3) The process for conducting a clinical review is at the discretion of the chief psychiatrist. 131 Chief psychiatrist to give notice of intention to conduct clinical review (1) The chief psychiatrist must give a written notice to the mental health service provider in respect of which a clinical review will be conducted. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must—
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