Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The Chief
Psychiatrist may, by order published in the Gazette —
(a)
designate as an authorised mental health practitioner any mental health
practitioner who in the opinion of the Chief Psychiatrist has qualifications,
training and experience appropriate for the performance of the functions
vested in an authorised mental health practitioner by sections 29 and 63;
(b)
revoke any such designation.
(2) An order under
subsection (1) may specify limits within which the person may perform the
functions vested in a mental health practitioner by sections 29 and 63.
(3) The Chief
Psychiatrist may, by order published in the Gazette , vary any limits
specified under subsection (2).
(4) The regulations
may make provision as to —
(a)
qualifications, training, and experience that the Chief Psychiatrist is to
regard as appropriate for the purposes of subsection (1)(a); and
(b) the
performance by authorised mental health practitioners of their functions; and
(c) any
notifications required to be given by authorised mental health practitioners
to the Chief Psychiatrist; and
(d)
grounds on which a person’s designation as an authorised mental health
practitioner may be revoked.