Mental Health Review Tribunal - NSW

About Mental Health Review Tribunal - NSW

The Mental Health Review Tribunal is an independent body which upholds the civil and legal rights of people who are mentally ill or mentally disordered and ensures that they receive the best possible care in the least restrictive environment. The Tribunal does not prescribe drugs or treatments. The Tribunal conducts hearings and collects evidence from consumers, mental health workers, and other interested people. After hearing everyone's views the Tribunal members decide whether or not the treatment and care suggested by the hospital or community centre staff is appropriate and in line with the Mental Health legislation.