(1) An authorised mental health service must have systems in place to ensure that patients are advised of their rights under this Act.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the health service chief executive responsible for a public sector mental health service must appoint 1 or more independent patient rights advisers in the way required under a policy or practice guideline.
(3) An independent patient rights adviser may be—(a) an employee of an entity that a Hospital and Health Service has engaged to provide services; or(b) an employee of a Hospital and Health Service but not employed in the Service’s mental health service.