Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts(1) The regulations may declare that a specified law of another State relating to mental health is a corresponding law for this part.
(2) The regulations may declare that a specified class of persons, being persons who under a corresponding law are required to be detained at a hospital or other facility or in the custody of a person, are interstate custodial patients for this part.
(3) The regulations may declare that a class of interstate custodial patients corresponds to 1 of the following:
(a) persons being detained under section 38, with the detention having commenced at a specified time;
(b) persons being detained under section 41, with the detention having commenced at a specified time;
(c) persons subject to a specified custody order that was made at a specified time.
(4) The regulations may declare that a specified class of orders made under a corresponding law, being orders which require the treatment of a person but not the holding of the person in custody, are interstate non-custodial orders for this part.