Section 132 Mha

The term mental health disorder is used to describe people who have.
Section 132 mha. Provide clinical staff with a clear framework in which to operate the legal requirements of section 132. There are changes that may be brought into force at a future date. Section 132 and 132a require hospital managers to take steps to ensure that all patients subject to the mha are given and understand information about how the act applies to them.
Any cases with a hyperlink to this legislation will automatically be added here. 132 1 the managers of a hospital or registered establishment in which a patient is detained under this act shall take such steps as are practicable to ensure that the patient understands a under which of the provisions of this act he is for the time being detained and the effect of that provision. Change made by mental health act 2007.
Record of information given to patients subject to mental health act 1983 mha to be completed for all patients subject to the mha 1983 after providing the patient with information on his her rights including their rights to an independent. Mental health act 1983 section 132 is up to date with all changes known to be in force on or before 30 september 2020. Sections 132 and 132a mha 1983.
Mha pgn 07 section 132 and 132a mental health act 1983 duty of hospital managers to give information to detained and community patients v04 iss 2 nov 19 part of cntw c 55 mental health act policy 2 given in a suitable manner and at a suitable time and in accordance with the requirement of the law. There may be other relevant cases without a hyperlink so please check the mental health case law page. Section 132 mental health act 1983 executive summary.
Rotherham doncaster and south humber nhs foundation trust procedure for informing detained patients of their legal rights under section 132 of the mental health act 1983. The purpose of this procedure is to. Provide a consistent approach across the.
The mental health act is a law that tells people with a mental health disorder what their rights are and how they can be treated. 16 or 17 year old with capacity cannot be detained on basis of parental consent 1 1 08.