s. 42T event within 2 working days) after supervising the carrying out of, or carrying out, the procedure; and (b) ensure that the certificate is kept in the patient's clinical records. (6) If— (a) the medical research procedure is a procedure extending over a period exceeding one month after a copy of the certificate is forwarded to the Public Advocate and the relevant human research ethics committee under subsection (5); and (b) the registered practitioner supervising the carrying out of the procedure (or, if there is no such person, the registered practitioner carrying out the procedure) believes on reasonable grounds that— (i) the requirements of subsections (2)(b) and (8) (if applicable) have been met but the person responsible has not been able to be ascertained or contacted; and (ii) the patient has not gained or regained the capacity to consent— the practitioner must, at intervals of not more than one month while the procedure continues, sign a certificate, and forward a copy to the Public Advocate and the relevant human research ethics committee, certifying that each of the matters set out in subsection (2) continue to apply. (7) The registered practitioner supervising the carrying out of the procedure (or, if there is no such person, the registered practitioner carrying out the procedure) must ensure that each certificate under subsection (6) is kept in the patient's clinical records.
event within 2 working days) after supervising the carrying out of, or carrying out, the procedure; and (b) ensure that the certificate is kept in the patient's clinical records. (6) If— (a) the medical research procedure is a procedure extending over a period exceeding one month after a copy of the certificate is forwarded to the Public Advocate and the relevant human research ethics committee under subsection (5); and (b) the registered practitioner supervising the carrying out of the procedure (or, if there is no such person, the registered practitioner carrying out the procedure) believes on reasonable grounds that— s. 42T (i) the requirements of subsections (2)(b) and (8) (if applicable) have been met but the person responsible has not been able to be ascertained or contacted; and (ii) the patient has not gained or regained the capacity to consent— the practitioner must, at intervals of not more than one month while the procedure continues, sign a certificate, and forward a copy to the Public Advocate and the relevant human research ethics committee, certifying that each of the matters set out in subsection (2) continue to apply. (7) The registered practitioner supervising the carrying out of the procedure (or, if there is no such person, the registered practitioner carrying out the procedure) must ensure that each certificate under subsection (6) is kept in the patient's clinical records.
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