(ii) brought before a court for continuing the proceeding.
Note—
An
order made under paragraph (b) is a type of judicial order. A judicial order
does not authorise the provision of involuntary treatment and care to the
person.
(2) For subsection (1) (b) , an authorised person may transport the
person to—
(a) an inpatient unit of the authorised mental health service
stated in the order; or
(b) for the continuation of the proceeding against
the person for the offence—the court in which the proceeding is being heard.
Note—
For the powers of an authorised person when detaining and
transporting a person, see chapter 11 , part 6 , division 5 .
(3) The
administrator of the authorised mental health service stated in the order may
detain the person in the service under the order.
(4) Also, subsection (5)
applies if—
(a) the court has made an order under subsection (1) (b) for the
person; and
(b) for continuing the proceeding against the person for the
offence, the person appears before the court in which the proceeding is being
heard by remote conferencing while remaining at the authorised mental health
service stated in the order; and
(c) the court does not grant the person bail
under the Bail Act 1980.
(5) The administrator of the authorised mental
health service may detain the person in the service until the person is taken
into custody.
