If a SRH type is whitelisted in the legislation to be able to use restraints, does it mean that it would be mandatory for the SRH to use restraints?
No. Restraints should be a last resort.
If the SRH assesses that there is no need to use mechanical restraints, it should not use restraints.
Related questions
How are mechanical restraints defined? Under what circumstances, and what kinds of mechanical restraints will be allowed?
Will MSF prescribe specific courses that SRHs must attend in fulfilment of the new training requirements?
Will MSF regulate SRH staff, such as psychologists and social workers, under the SRHB?
Does the mandatory suitability assessment apply to prospective personnel only?
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