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Memorandum by the Council on Tribunals (DMH 305)
Witnesses: His Honour Judge Phillip Sycamore, Liaison
Judge for Mental Health Review Tribunals, Mrs Carolyn Kirby,
Regional Chairman, Mental Health Review Tribunals for Wales, Rt
Hon Lord Newton of Braintree OBE, a Member of the House, Chairman
of the Council on Tribunals, and Ms Penny Letts, Member
of the Council on Tribunals, examined. Question Number
Supplementary memorandum from MHRT Southern Region (DMH 444) Memorandum from Kent County Council (DMH 217)
Witnesses: Mrs Paula Hallam, Strategic Service Manager
for Mental Health, Hampshire County Council, Ms Jenny Goodall,
Director of Social Services, London Borough of Brent, both on
behalf of the Association of Directors of Social Services, Cllr
Maureen Robinson, New Forest District Council, Mr Martyn
Ayre, Head of Policy (Adult Services), Kent County Council,
and Mr Don MacLeod, Strategic Policy and Performance Manager,
Kent County Council, examined. Question Number
Memorandum from the NHS Confederation (DMH 283) Memorandum from Tees and North East Yorkshire NHS Trust (DMH 196) Memorandum from West London Mental Health NHS Trust (DMH 243)
Witnesses: Mr Nigel Edwards, Director of Policy,
NHS Confederation, Mr Jeremy Taylor, Chief Executive, Nottinghamshire
Healthcare NHS Trust, Ms Mel Wilkinson, MHA/CPA Advisor,
and Mr Nigel Maguire, Tees and Northeast Yorkshire NHS
Trust, Dr Tim Bullock, Associate Medical Director, and
Mr Kevin Towers, Patient Services Manager, West London
Mental Health Trust, examined. Question Number
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