Disabled Persons (Northern Ireland) Act 1989
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10 Reports.
The Department shall annually lay before the Northern Ireland Assembly a report containing the following information, namely— (a) such information as the Department considers appropriate with respect to the development of health services and personal social services in the community for persons suffering from mental disorder who are not resident in hospitals; (b) information with respect to the number of persons receiving treatment for mental disorder as in-patients in hospital accommodation, and analysed by reference to age and length of stay; and (c) such other information (if any) as the Department considers appropriate to be included in the report.
10 Reports.
The Department shall annually lay before the Northern Ireland Assembly a report containing the following information, namely— (a) such information as the Department considers appropriate with respect to the development of health services and personal social services in the community for persons suffering from mental disorder who are not resident in hospitals; (b) information with respect to the number of persons receiving treatment for mental disorder as in-patients in hospital accommodation, and analysed by reference to age and length of stay; and (c) such other information (if any) as the Department considers appropriate to be included in the report.
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