Children and Young Persons (Approved Schools and Approved Homes) Regulations, 2010 · s 73

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73.
( 1)
Whenever the medical officer is of the optmon that the health of residents is likely to be injuriously affected by the discipline or treatment of a school or home, he shall report the case in writing, through the Warden, to the
Superintendent, together with such recommendations as he thinks proper.
(2)
Whenever the medical officer is of the opinion that the life of any resident will be endangered by continued discipline, or that any sick resident will not survive his sentence, or is totally and permanently unfit for training, he shall report his opinion and the grounds thereof in writing, through the Warden to the
Superintendent.
(3)
Whenever any resident appears to the medical officer to be dangerously ill, he shall give notice thereof to the Warden.
(4)
The medical officer shall report in writing to the Warden the case of any resident to which he thinks it necessary, on medical grounds, to draw attention, and shall make such recommendations as he thinks necessary for the alteration of the discipline or treatment of that resident, or for the supply to him of additional articles.
Mental health of resident.

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s 73( 1)

Whenever the medical officer is of the optmon that the health of residents is likely to be injuriously affected by the discipline or treatment of a school or home, he shall report the case in writing, through the Warden, to the

Superintendent, together with such recommendations as he thinks proper.

(2)

Whenever the medical officer is of the opinion that the life of any resident will be endangered by continued discipline, or that any sick resident will not survive his sentence, or is totally and permanently unfit for training, he shall report his opinion and the grounds thereof in writing, through the Warden to the

Superintendent.

(3)

Whenever any resident appears to the medical officer to be dangerously ill, he shall give notice thereof to the Warden.

(4)

The medical officer shall report in writing to the Warden the case of any resident to which he thinks it necessary, on medical grounds, to draw attention, and shall make such recommendations as he thinks necessary for the alteration of the discipline or treatment of that resident, or for the supply to him of additional articles.

Mental health of resident.