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(1)Where—
(a)a patient is subject to an emergency detention certificate; and
(b)the patient’s responsible medical officer grants a certificate specifying a period during which the emergency detention certificate shall not authorise the measure mentioned in section 36(8)(b) of this Act,
the emergency detention certificate does not authorise that measure during that period.
(2)A period specified in a certificate granted under subsection (1) above may be expressed as—
(a)the duration of—
(i)an event; or
(ii)a series of events; or
(b)the duration of—
(i)an event; or
(ii)a series of events,
and any associated travel.
(3)If the responsible medical officer considers that it is necessary—
(a)in the interests of the patient; or
(b)for the protection of any other person,
a certificate granted under subsection (1) above may include conditions such as are mentioned in subsection (4) below; and any such conditions shall have effect.
(4)Those conditions are—
(a)that, during the period specified in the certificate, the patient be kept in the charge of a person authorised in writing for the purpose by the responsible medical officer;
(b)such other conditions as may be specified by the responsible medical officer.
(1)Subsection (2) below applies where a certificate is granted under section 41(1) of this Act in respect of a patient.
(2)If the patient’s responsible medical officer is satisfied that it is necessary—
(a)in the interests of the patient; or
(b)for the protection of any other person,
that the certificate be revoked, the responsible medical officer may revoke the certificate.
(3)Where a responsible medical officer revokes a certificate under subsection (2) above, the responsible medical officer shall, as soon as practicable after doing so, inform—
(a)the patient;
(b)if the certificate includes a condition such as is mentioned in section 41(4)(a) of this Act, any person authorised in accordance with that condition; and
(c)the managers of the hospital in which the patient is detained,
of the revocation.
(4)The managers of the hospital shall, as soon as practicable after being informed of the revocation, inform the persons mentioned in section 38(4) and (5) of this Act of the revocation.
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