MENTAL HEALTH ACT 2014 (NO. 26 OF 2014)

Table of Provisions

PART 1--PRELIMINARY

• 1 Purposes  
• 2 Commencement  
• 3 Definitions  
• 4 What is mental illness?  
• 5 What are the treatment criteria?  
• 6 What is treatment?  
• 7 What is medical treatment?  
• 8 Provision of advice, notification or information under this Act  
• 9 Act binds the Crown  

PART 2--OBJECTIVES AND MENTAL HEALTH PRINCIPLES

• 10 Objectives  
• 11 The mental health principles  

PART 3--PROTECTION OF RIGHTS

Division 1--Statement of rights

• 12 What is a statement of rights?  
• 13 Statement of rights must be explained  

Division 2--Right to communicate

• 14 Definition  
• 15 Right to communicate  
• 16 Restriction on right to communicate  
• 17 Persons to be notified of restriction on inpatient's right to communicate  
• 18 Restriction on right to communicate to be monitored regularly  

Division 3--Advance statements

• 19 What is an advance statement?  
• 20 Making an advance statement  
• 21 Revoking an advance statement  
• 22 Advance statement must not be amended  

Division 4--Nominated persons

• 23 Role of nominated person  
• 24 Nomination of nominated person  
• 25 Revocation of nomination  
• 26 Revocation of nomination by person who made the nomination  
• 27 Nominated person may decline to act as nominated person at any time  

PART 4--COMPULSORY PATIENTS

Division 1--Assessment Orders

• 28 What is an Assessment Order?  
• 29 Criteria for an Assessment Order  
• 30 Making an Assessment Order  
• 31 Contents of an Assessment Order  
• 32 Information requirements in relation to an Assessment Order  
• 33 Person subject to an Inpatient Assessment Order to be taken to a designated mental health service  
• 34 Duration of an Assessment Order  
• 35 Variation of an Assessment Order  
• 36 Assessment of person subject to Assessment Order by authorised psychiatrist  
• 37 Revocation or expiry of an Assessment Order  
• 38 Treatment during an Assessment Order  

Division 2--Court Assessment Orders

• 39 Examination by authorised psychiatrist  
• 40 Notification requirements in relation to Court Assessment Orders  
• 41 Variation of a Court Assessment Order  
• 42 Treatment during Court Assessment Order  
• 43 Authorised psychiatrist to provide report to court  
• 44 Authorised psychiatrist may make Temporary Treatment Order  

Division 3--Temporary Treatment Orders

• 45 What is a Temporary Treatment Order?  
• 46 Authorised psychiatrist may make Temporary Treatment Order  
• 47 Restriction on who can make Temporary Treatment Order  
• 48 Community or Inpatient Temporary Treatment Order?  
• 49 Contents of a Temporary Treatment Order  
• 50 Information and other requirements in relation to Temporary Treatment Orders  
• 51 Duration of a Temporary Treatment Order  

Division 4--Treatment Orders

• 52 What is a Treatment Order?  
• 53 Tribunal to determine whether to make person subject to Treatment Order  
• 54 Authorised psychiatrist may make an application for a Treatment Order  
• 55 Making a Treatment Order  
• 56 Contents of a Treatment Order  
• 57 Duration of a Treatment Order  

Division 5--Variation of Temporary Treatment Orders and Treatment Orders

• 58 Variation of Temporary Treatment Orders and Treatment Orders  
• 59 Requirements in relation to varied Temporary Treatment Orders and Treatment Orders  

Division 6--Revocation and Expiry of Temporary Treatment Orders and Treatment Orders

• 60 Application to Tribunal to revoke Temporary Treatment Order or Treatment Order  
• 61 Revocation of Temporary Treatment Order or Treatment Order if treatment criteria do not apply  
• 62 Expiry of Temporary Treatment Order or Treatment Order if certain other Orders made  
• 63 Notification requirements for expired or revoked Temporary Treatment Orders and Treatment Orders  

Division 7--General provisions

• 64 Leave of absence with approval  
• 65 Another designated mental health service to provide assessment or treatment—variation by authorised psychiatrist or as directed by chief psychiatrist  
• 66 Application for review of direction to vary Order  
• 67 Effect of detention in custody on certain Orders  

PART 5--TREATMENT

Division 1--Capacity and informed consent

• 68 Capacity to give informed consent under this Act  
• 69 Meaning of informed consent  
• 70 Presumption that person has capacity to give informed consent  
• 71 When a patient does not give consent to treatment  

Division 2--Treatment

• 72 Patients to be treated for mental illness  
• 73 Circumstances in which patient's preferences in advance statement may be overridden  

Division 3--Medical treatment

• 74 Giving informed consent to medical treatment  
• 75 Who may consent to medical treatment if patient does not have capacity to give informed consent?  
• 76 Matters authorised psychiatrist must take into account if consenting to medical treatment of patient  
• 77 Urgent medical treatment  

Division 4--Second psychiatric opinions

• 78 Definition  
• 79 Right to a second psychiatric opinion  
• 80 Who may give a second psychiatric opinion?  
• 81 Functions of a psychiatrist giving a second opinion  
• 82 Powers of a psychiatrist giving a second psychiatric opinion  
• 83 Reasonable assistance must be provided  
• 84 Second psychiatric opinion report  
• 85 Authorised psychiatrist must assess entitled patient (other than forensic patient) again in specified circumstances  
• 86 Authorised psychiatrist must review entitled patient's treatment in specified circumstances  
• 87 Application to chief psychiatrist for review of treatment  
• 88 Review by chief psychiatrist  
• 89 Application for review may be withdrawn  

Division 5--Electroconvulsive treatment

• 90 Definition of young person  
• 91 Meaning of a course of electroconvulsive treatment  
• 92 When may electroconvulsive treatment be performed?  
• 93 Application to Tribunal to perform electroconvulsive treatment on a patient who is not a young person  
• 94 Application to perform electroconvulsive treatment on a young person  
• 95 Listing of electroconvulsive treatment applications by Tribunal  
• 96 Powers of Tribunal in respect of electroconvulsive treatment application  
• 97 Order approving electroconvulsive treatment  
• 98 Electroconvulsive treatment must not be performed in certain circumstances  
• 99 Use of electroconvulsive treatment to be reported to chief psychiatrist  

Division 6--Neurosurgery for mental illness

• 100 Psychiatrist may apply to Tribunal for approval to perform neurosurgery for mental illness  
• 101 Listing of application to perform neurosurgery for mental illness  
• 102 Powers of Tribunal in respect of application for neurosurgery for mental illness  
• 103 Notice of decision  
• 104 Report to chief psychiatrist  

PART 6--RESTRICTIVE INTERVENTIONS

Division 1--General

• 105 When may a restrictive intervention be used?  
• 106 Facilities and supplies to be provided to person  
• 107 Notification of use of restrictive intervention  
• 108 Use of restrictive intervention to be reported to chief psychiatrist  
• 109 Release from restrictive intervention  

Division 2--Seclusion

• 110 When may seclusion be used?  
• 111 Use of seclusion to be authorised  
• 112 Monitoring of person in seclusion  

Division 3--Bodily restraint

• 113 When may a bodily restraint be used?  
• 114 Use of bodily restraint to be authorised  
• 115 Urgent use of bodily restraint without authorisation  
• 116 Monitoring of person on whom a bodily restraint is used  

PART 7--ADMINISTRATION

Division 1--The Secretary

• 117 Role of Secretary  
• 118 Functions of the Secretary  

Division 2--The chief psychiatrist

• 119 The chief psychiatrist  
• 120 The role of the chief psychiatrist  
• 121 Functions of the chief psychiatrist  
• 122 Investigations by chief psychiatrist  
• 123 Powers of entry  
• 124 Power to give written direction to persons to produce documents or answer questions  
• 125 Member of staff of mental health service provider to give any reasonable assistance  
• 126 Report and recommendations following investigation by chief psychiatrist  
• 127 Report and response to be given to the Secretary  
• 128 Publication and response  
• 129 Chief psychiatrist may give written directions to mental health service providers  
• 130 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical reviews  
• 131 Chief psychiatrist to give notice of intention to conduct clinical review  
• 132 Clinical review reports and recommendations  
• 133 Standards, guidelines or practice directions to address systemic issues identified in clinical review  
• 134 Chief psychiatrist may conduct clinical practice audit  
• 135 Chief psychiatrist must make record  
• 136 Reports  
• 137 Reports to be given to the Secretary  
• 138 Publication of report  
• 139 Standards, guidelines or practice directions to address systemic issues identified in clinical practice audit  
• 140 Confidentiality obligations applying in respect of information from clinical practice audit or clinical review  
• 141 Confidentiality of documents  
• 142 Provision of staff  
• 143 Contractors  
• 144 Power of chief psychiatrist to delegate  
• 145 Reports submitted by the chief psychiatrist  

Division 3--Authorised officers

• 146 Chief psychiatrist may appoint authorised officers  
• 147 Identity cards  
• 148 Production of identity card  

Division 4--Designated mental health services

• 149 Emergency declaration of designated mental health services  
• 150 Appointment of authorised psychiatrist  
• 151 Authorised psychiatrist may delegate powers and functions  

PART 8--MENTAL HEALTH TRIBUNAL

Division 1--Establishment of the Mental Health Tribunal

• 152 Establishment of the Mental Health Tribunal  
• 153 Functions of the Tribunal  
• 154 General powers of the Tribunal  
• 155 Protection of members, persons and witnesses  

Division 2--Membership of the Tribunal

• 156 Membership  
• 157 President  
• 158 Deputy President  
• 159 Senior members and ordinary members  
• 160 Legal members  
• 161 Psychiatrist members  
• 162 Registered medical practitioner members  
• 163 Community members  
• 164 Appointments to act as President or Deputy President  
• 165 Remuneration and allowances  
• 166 Public Administration Act 2004 does not apply to members  
• 167 Resignation  
• 168 Suspension  
• 169 Investigation  
• 170 Vacation and removal from office  

Division 3--Administration

• 171 Employment of staff  
• 172 Functions of principal registrar  
• 173 Functions of registrars  
• 174 Delegation  
• 175 Secrecy  
• 176 Register of proceedings  
• 177 Annual report of the Tribunal  

Division 4--Tribunal divisions

• 178 Divisions of the Tribunal  
• 179 Constitution of the Tribunal  
• 180 Presiding member  

Division 5--Procedure of the Tribunal

• 181 General procedure  
• 182 Who are the parties to a proceeding?  
• 183 Joinder of parties  
• 184 Appearance and representation at hearing  
• 185 Interpreters  
• 186 Form and content of applications to the Tribunal  
• 187 Principal registrar may reject certain applications  
• 188 Withdrawal of proceedings  
• 189 Notice of hearing  
• 190 Multiple matters in respect of one person may be held concurrently  
• 191 Access to documents  
• 192 Adjournment of certain hearings only in exceptional circumstances  
• 193 Hearings to be closed to the public  
• 194 Details of person not to be published without consent of President  
• 195 Determination of proceedings  
• 196 Questions of law  
• 197 Referral of question of law to Court  
• 198 Requesting a statement of reasons  
• 199 Correction of Order or statement of reasons  
• 200 Validity of proceedings  
• 201 Review by VCAT  
• 202 Use of experts  
• 203 Witness summons  
• 204 Failure to comply with summons  
• 205 False or misleading information  
• 206 Contempt of the Tribunal  

Division 6--Rules Committee

• 207 Establishment of Rules Committee  
• 208 Functions of the Rules Committee  
• 209 Power to make rules and issue practice notes  
• 210 Membership of the Rules Committee  
• 211 Meeting procedure  
• 212 Validity of decisions  

PART 9--COMMUNITY VISITORS

• 213 Definition  
• 214 Appointment of community visitors  
• 215 General provisions as to community visitors  
• 216 Functions of a community visitor  
• 217 Powers of community visitors  
• 218 When may community visitors visit prescribed premises?  
• 219 Request to see a community visitor  
• 220 Reasonable assistance to be given to community visitors  
• 221 Community Visitors Mental Health Board  
• 222 Matter may be referred  
• 223 Reports by community visitors  
• 224 Annual report of Community Visitors Mental Health Board  
• 225 Secrecy provision  

PART 10--COMPLAINTS

Division 1--The Mental Health Complaints Commissioner

• 226 Mental Health Complaints Commissioner  
• 227 Vacation of office  
• 228 Functions of the Commissioner  
• 229 Powers of the Commissioner  
• 230 Provision of staff and contractors  
• 231 Protection from liability  

Division 2--Complaints management by the Commissioner

• 232 Making a complaint to the Commissioner  
• 233 Referred complaints  
• 234 Grounds for making a complaint  
• 235 How to make a complaint  
• 236 Time by when complaint to be made  
• 237 Withdrawal of complaint  
• 238 Preliminary assessment of complaint  
• 239 Information relating to complaint to be provided  
• 240 Circumstances in which Commissioner may close a complaint  
• 241 Notice of complaint closure  
• 242 Referring a complaint with or without consent  
• 243 Commissioner may accept complaints and undertakings  

Division 3--Conciliation

• 244 Conciliation process  
• 245 Parties may be represented at conciliation  
• 246 Discontinuation of conciliation  
• 247 Conciliation outcome  
• 248 Conciliation agreements  
• 249 Secrecy  

Division 4--Investigations

• 250 Identity cards for investigators  
• 251 Identity cards to be produced by investigators  
• 252 Investigation of a complaint  
• 253 Notice of investigation  
• 254 Power of entry  
• 255 Powers to compel attendance and call for evidence and documents  
• 256 Restrictions on powers  
• 257 Report of findings following investigation  
• 258 Mental health service provider response to report  
• 259 Publication of report  

Division 5--Compliance notices

• 260 Compliance notice  
• 261 Application for review—compliance notice  
• 262 Offence not to comply with compliance notice  

Division 6--General

• 263 Requirement to provide reasonable assistance to Commissioner  
• 264 Person not to be penalised because of complaining to Commissioner  
• 265 Secrecy  
• 266 Local complaint mechanisms to be established by mental health service providers  
• 267 Mental health service providers to report on complaints  
• 268 Annual report of the Commissioner  

PART 11--SECURITY PATIENTS

Division 1--Preliminary

• 269 Construction of references  

Division 2--Court Secure Treatment Orders

• 270 Taking person subject to a Court Secure Treatment Order from prison to designated mental health service  
• 271 Notification of receipt of security patient subject to a Court Secure Treatment Order  
• 272 Application to Tribunal in relation to security patient subject to Court Secure Treatment Order  
• 273 Tribunal hearing in relation to Court Secure Treatment Order  
• 274 Discharge of person subject to a Court Secure Treatment Order  

Division 3--Secure Treatment Order

• 275 What is a Secure Treatment Order?  
• 276 Making a Secure Treatment Order  
• 277 Notification of receipt of security patient subject to a Secure Treatment Order  
• 278 Application for revocation of Secure Treatment Order  
• 279 Tribunal hearing in relation to Secure Treatment Order  
• 280 Discharge of person subject to a Secure Treatment Order  

Division 4--Leave of absence

• 281 Grant of leave of absence  
• 282 Revocation of leave of absence  
• 283 Notification requirements for leave of absence  
• 284 Application to Tribunal  

Division 5--Monitored leave

• 285 Monitored leave application and grant  
• 286 Monitored leave conditions, duration and variation  
• 287 Matters to take into account  
• 288 Applicant profiles and leave plans for monitored leave  
• 289 Revocation of monitored leave  
• 290 Notification requirements for monitored leave  

Division 6--Taking security patients to another designated mental health service

• 291 Authorised psychiatrist may direct security patient to be taken to another designated mental health service  
• 292 Chief psychiatrist may direct security patient to be taken to another designated mental health service  
• 293 Role of authorised psychiatrist in taking security patient to another designated mental health service  
• 294 Application to Tribunal for review of direction to take security patient to another designated mental health service  

Division 7--General security patient matters

• 295 Cessation of security patient status  
• 296 Security conditions  
• 297 Notification and directions following discharge of security patient subject to Court Secure Treatment Order or Secure Treatment Order  
• 298 Custody of security patients  
• 299 Warrant to arrest security patient absent without leave who leaves Victoria  

Division 8--Interstate security patients

• 300 Definitions  
• 301 Warrant to arrest interstate security patient who absconds to Victoria  
• 302 Orders that Magistrates' Court may make in respect of interstate security patients  
• 303 Translated sentence for interstate security patient  
• 304 Provisions relating to translated sentences  

PART 12--FORENSIC PATIENTS

• 305 Definition  
• 306 Persons detained in prison under Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997 taken to designated mental health service  
• 307 Authorised psychiatrist may direct taking forensic patient to another designated mental health service  
• 308 Chief psychiatrist may direct forensic patient to be taken to another designated mental health service  
• 309 Role of authorised psychiatrist in transferring forensic patient  
• 310 Application to Forensic Leave Panel for review of decision to take forensic patient to another designated mental health service  
• 311 Security conditions  
• 312 Leave of absence for forensic patient  

PART 13--INTERSTATE APPLICATION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROVISIONS

Division 1--General

• 313 Definitions  
• 314 Corresponding laws and Orders  
• 315 Ministerial agreements  
• 316 Victorian officers may exercise powers under corresponding laws  
• 317 Interstate officers may perform functions or exercise powers in Victoria  

Division 2--Operation of Victorian Orders interstate and corresponding orders in Victoria

• 318 Taking person from Victoria to interstate mental health facility for assessment  
• 319 Taking person from interstate to Victoria for assessment  
• 320 Transfer of responsibility for treatment of person to interstate mental health facility—with person's consent  
• 321 Transfer of responsibility for treatment of person to interstate mental health facility—without person's consent  
• 322 Taking person to interstate mental health facility—with person's consent  
• 323 Taking person to interstate mental health facility—without person's consent  
• 324 Person subject to interstate compulsory order taken to Victoria to determine suitability for Temporary Treatment Order  
• 325 Interstate application of Victorian Orders  

Division 3--Persons absent without leave

• 326 Apprehension of persons absent without leave from interstate facilities  
• 327 Persons absent without leave from designated mental health service  

PART 14--VICTORIAN INSTITUTE OF FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH

Division 1--Preliminary

• 328 Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health  
• 329 Trading name  
• 330 Functions of the Institute  
• 331 Powers of the Institute  

Division 2--Board of directors

• 332 Board of directors  
• 333 Constitution of board of directors  
• 334 Appointment of directors  
• 335 Terms and conditions of appointment of directors  
• 336 Resignation and removal  
• 337 Protection from liability  
• 338 Validity of acts or decisions  
• 339 Procedure of board of directors  

Division 3--General

• 340 Chief executive officer  
• 341 Institute may employ persons  
• 342 Minister may issue directions  
• 343 Strategic plan  
• 344 Statement of priorities  
• 345 Board of directors to give notice of significant events  

PART 15--GENERAL

Division 1--Disclosure of health information

• 346 Disclosure of health information  
• 347 Information from electronic health information system  

Division 2--Notification of reportable deaths

• 348 Chief psychiatrist to be notified of reportable deaths  
• 349 Notification of death of security patient or forensic patient  

Division 3--Powers of transfer, apprehension, entry, search and seizure

• 350 Bodily restraint and sedation may be used when taking person  
• 351 Apprehension of person by police  
• 352 Apprehension of person absent without leave  
• 353 Power to enter premises, apprehend and take person to a designated mental health service  
• 354 Search powers  
• 355 Preservation of privacy and dignity during search  
• 356 Power to seize and detain things  

Division 4--General provisions

• 357 Payment for examination  
• 358 Offence to give false or misleading information  
• 359 Destroying or damaging records  
• 360 Protection against self-incrimination  
• 361 Validity of order if there is an error  
• 362 Power to bring proceedings  
• 363 Defect in appointment or delegation  
• 364 Conflict of interest  
• 365 Service of documents  

Division 5--Codes of Practice

• 366 Purpose of Codes of Practice  
• 367 Making of Codes of Practice  
• 368 Commencement and availability of Codes of Practice  
• 369 Power to apply, adopt or incorporate  

Division 6--Regulations

• 370 Regulations  
• 371 Fees  
• 372 Transitional regulations  

PART 16--REPEAL OF MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1986, SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS

• 373 Definitions  
• 374 Mental Health Act 1986 repealed  
• 375 Request and recommendation for involuntary treatment—section 9 of 1986 Act  
• 376 Authority to transport—section 9A of the 1986 Act  
• 377 Transfers and apprehensions  
• 378 Involuntary treatment order not confirmed—section 12 of the 1986 Act  
• 379 Involuntary treatment order not confirmed—section 12AA of the 1986 Act  
• 380 Involuntary treatment order not reviewed—section 12AC of the 1986 Act  
• 381 Continued detention and treatment of involuntary patient—sections 12A, 12C and 12D  
• 382 Community treatment order—section 14 of the 1986 Act—no review by Board  
• 383 Community treatment order—section 14—review and confirmation by Board  
• 384 Restricted community treatment order—section 15A of the 1986 Act  
• 385 Hospital transfer order and restricted hospital transfer order—section 16  
• 386 Transfer of person detained in prison under Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997  
• 387 Appeals, reviews, proceedings and determinations  
• 388 Secrecy provisions  
• 389 Transfer of involuntary patient to another approved mental health service  
• 390 Leave of absence  
• 391 Discharge after absence  
• 392 Apprehension of involuntary patient absent without leave  
• 393 Transfer of security patient to another approved mental health service  
• 394 Involuntary treatment order reviewed and confirmed by Board—section 36 of the 1986 Act  
• 395 Leave of absence for security patients granted under section 51 of 1986 Act  
• 396 Special leave of absence for security patients granted under section 52 of 1986 Act  
• 397 Apprehension of security patient absent without leave under section 53 of 1986 Act  
• 398 Transfer of forensic patient to another approved mental health service  
• 399 Apprehension of forensic patient absent without leave under section 53AD of 1986 Act  
• 400 Psychosurgery  
• 401 Electroconvulsive therapy  
• 402 Restraint and seclusion  
• 403 Urgent non-psychiatric treatment  
• 404 Corresponding laws and orders  
• 405 Ministerial agreements  
• 406 Transfer of persons from this State  
• 407 Admission of persons from interstate  
• 408 Transfer of patients from this State  
• 409 Transfer of patients from interstate  
• 410 Apprehension of person absent from interstate facilities  
• 411 Escort of Victorian patients apprehended interstate  
• 412 Warrant to arrest interstate security patient who absconds to Victoria  
• 413 Orders Magistrates' Court may make in respect of interstate security patients  
• 414 Translated sentence for interstate security patient  
• 415 Emergency declaration of approved mental health services  
• 416 Authorized psychiatrist  
• 417 Provision of staff services  
• 418 Chief psychiatrist  
• 419 Authorised officers  
• 420 Reportable deaths  
• 421 Community visitors  
• 422 Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health  
• 423 Review of certain decision by VCAT  
• 424 Payment for recommendation  
• 425 Constitution of the Mental Health Tribunal  
• 426 President and members of the Mental Health Review Board  
• 427 Psychosurgery Review Board  
• 428 Repeal of spent provisions  

PART 17--AMENDMENTS TO THE SENTENCING ACT 1991, THE CRIMES (MENTAL IMPAIRMENT AND UNFITNESS TO BE TRIED) ACT 1997 AND OTHER ACTS

Division 1--Sentencing Act 1991

• 429 Definitions  
• 430 Sentences  
• 431 Time held in custody before trial etc. to be deducted from sentence  
• 432 Indefinite sentence  
• 433 Court Secure Treatment Orders  
• 434 Time held in custody before trial etc. to be deducted from sentence  
• 435 Part 5 of the Sentencing Act 1991 substituted  

Division 2--Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997

• 436 Definitions  
• 437 Supervision orders  
• 438 Warrant to arrest person subject to custodial supervision order who leaves Victoria  
• 439 Reports on mental condition of persons declared liable to supervision  
• 440 Certificate of available services  
• 441 Special leave  
• 442 What are the surrounds?  
• 443 Granting of on-ground or limited off-ground leave  
• 444 Applicant profile  
• 445 Leave plan or statement  
• 446 Granting of extended leave  
• 447 Leave plan for extended leave  
• 448 Suspension and revocation of extended leave  
• 449 Appointment of people to assist the Panel  
• 450 Transfer of persons from a participating State to Victoria  
• 451 Warrant to arrest person who absconds to Victoria  
• 452 Interim disposition order  
• 453 New Part 7C inserted  
• 454 Transitional provision  

Division 3--Amendments to other Acts

• 455 Consequential and other amendments to other Acts  
• 456 Amendments consequential on Victoria Police Act 2013  
• 457 Amendments consequential on Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014  
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