For the purposes of section 41(2) of the Act, the following cases are specified as cases where medical or dental treatment may not be carried out, on a person to whom Part 6 of the Act applies, without consent under Division 2 of that Part:

(a) the treatment is continuing or ongoing and involves the administration of a restricted substance primarily to control the conduct of the person to whom it is given;

(b) the treatment involves the administration of a drug of addiction other than in association with the treatment of cancer or palliative care of a terminally ill patient;

(c) the treatment involves electroconvulsive therapy (ECT);

(d) the treatment involves a substantial risk to the person to whom it is given of –

(i) death; or

(ii) brain damage; or

(iii) paralysis; or

(iv) permanent loss of function of any organ or limb; or

(v) permanent and disfiguring scarring; or

(vi) extreme pain or distress;

(e) the treatment is intended, or is likely, to result in the removal of all or a substantial number of teeth.