4. Where the Tribunal is considering an application made under section 95 (application for an order varying a compulsory treatment order) and is not satisfied that it has sufficient information to enable it to make a decision, the Tribunal may require, under section 109(2), the mental health officer to prepare and submit to it a report–
(a)on the steps that the mental health officer has taken to comply with the requirements imposed by section 93(4C))(1) (mental health officer’s duties to patient etc);
(b)giving the views of the mental health officer on the application and the reasons for those views;
(c)giving, if known to the mental health officer, the views of the patient and the patient’s named person on the application and the reasons for those views;
(d)giving, in so far as the mental health officer considers relevant for the purposes of the application, details of the personal circumstances of the patient;
(e)giving, if known to the mental health officer, details of any advance statement that the patient has made (and not withdrawn); and
(f)giving any other information which the mental health officer considers may assist the Tribunal in considering the application.
Section 93(4C) was inserted by article 2(2) of the Order.