Mental Health Act Review: Details of the consultation outcomes
Site Admin • 10 August 2021
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GOV.UK
last updated: 15 July 2021
The government hosted a public consultation from 13 January 2021 to 21 April 2021 on a set of proposals to reform the Mental Health Act. They received over 1,700 responses.
This report is the government’s formal response to this consultation. Click here >
These were the consultation descriptions:
- We want to change the law on looking after people with mental health problems
- We have come up with some ideas to make the law better for people who are being looked after
- We want you to tell us if you like our ideas or not
- Click on the ‘respond online’ button below to read about our ideas and tell us what you think
You can also read about them in the easy read version.
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