3.—(1) The circumstances prescribed for the purpose of section 137(5)(a) (circumstances in which Part 9 care plan must be amended) are–
(a)where the Tribunal has made an order under–
(i)section 166(1)(d) (confirmation of determination and variation of compulsion order);
(ii)section 167(1)(a) (extension of compulsion order);
(iii)section 167(2)(a) (extension and variation of compulsion order);
(iv)section 167(3)(d) (confirmation of determination and variation of compulsion order);
(v)section 167(4)(b) (variation of compulsion order);
(vi)section 167(5)(a) (variation of compulsion order); or
(vii)section 171(1)(a) (variation of compulsion order);
(b)where the Tribunal has made an interim order under–
(i)section 168(2)(b)(i) (extension of compulsion order);
(ii)section 168(2)(b)(ii) (extension and variation of compulsion order); or
(iii)section 169(2) (variation of compulsion order);
(c)where the patient’s responsible medical officer has–
(i)granted a certificate under either section 127(1)(b)(1) or 128(1)(b)(2) (periods during which measures are not authorised) specifying a period exceeding 28 days;
(ii)revoked such a certificate under section 129(2)(c)(3) (grounds for revocation of certificate);
(iii)made a determination extending a compulsion order under section 152(2) (extension of compulsion order following further review); or
(iv)carried out any further mandatory review under section 140(2) (carrying out of further review of compulsion order by responsible medical officer); and
(d)where a patient ceases to be subject to a notification requirement under Part 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 or where a sexual offences prevention order to which that patient is subject under section 105 of that Act is varied, renewed or discharged.
Section 127 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(1).
Section 128 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(2).
Section 129 is applied to a patient subject to a relevant compulsion order by section 179(3).