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Mental Health (amendment) Law

Author
The Government of Cayman Islands
WHO MiNDbank Collection
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Resource Type
Mental Health Legislation, Regulations and Implementation Guides
Country/Region
Cayman Islands
Date Published
4 September 2020
Document Type
Legislation/regulation
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A LAW TO AMEND THE MENTAL HEALTH LAW, 2013 AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE
ENACTMENT OF THE CIVIL PARTNERSHIP LAW, 2020; AND FOR INCIDENTAL AND
CONNECTED PURPOSES

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