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The Mental Health (Form of Documents) (Scotland) Regulations 2006
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SCHEDULE 1
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Section 35 | Form MH01 | Application for warrant to enter premises under subsection (1); |
| Form MH01A | Warrant under subsection (1); | |
| Form MH02 | Application for warrant to detain person under subsection (4) for the purpose of enabling a medical examination; | |
| Form MH02A | Warrant under subsection (4); | |
| Form MH03 | Application for warrant for access to medical records under subsection (7); | |
| Form MH03A | Warrant under subsection (7). | |
| Section 292 | Form MH04 | Application for warrant to enter premises under subsection (1); |
| Form MH04A | Warrant under subsection (1). | |
| Section 293 | Form MH05 | Application for removal order under subsection (1); |
| Form MH05A | Intimation of application for removal order under subsection (1); | |
| Form MH05B | Removal order granted by sheriff under subsection (1). | |
| Section 294 | Form MH06 | Application to Justice of the Peace for removal order; |
| Form MH06A | Removal order granted by Justice of the Peace. | |
| Section 295 | Form MH07 | Application for recall or variation of removal order; |
| Form MH07A | Intimation of application for recall or variation of removal order; | |
| Form MH07B | Order recalling or varying removal order. |
SCHEDULE 2
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