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1. • • DETENTION RULE 35 SECTION 3: REQUIREMENTS FROM MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND HEALTHCARE STAFF Rule 35 reports must be submitted on the Rule 35 form. The form has 5 sections: Detainee’s details Consent to disclose medical information Nature of concern Legal representative aware?
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   What information is included in a report submitted under Rule 35?

   • It includes information about the preparation and consideration of reports submitted under Rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules 2001 and Rule 32 of the Short-term Holding Facility Rules 2018. Immigration staff guidance for detention services order 09/2016 on reports submitted under Rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules 2001.

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   What is a rule 35 report / Rule 32 report?

   • Rule 35 (1) report/Rule 32 (1) report [Delete as appropriate] – a detainee whose health is likely to be injuriously affected by continued detention or the conditions of detention Forename (s): Surname: Date of Birth: Home Office reference number Immigration Removal Centre/Residential Short-term Holding Facility:

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   Which areas of Rule 35 should be reported?

   • To ensure that all areas of Rule 35 could be reported some cases were purposively selected so the sample included Rule 35(1) - Health Concerns/health injuriously affected by detention, Rule 35(2) - Suicide Risk and Rule 35(3) - Torture Allegation, as well as outcomes of both ‘Detention Maintained’ and ‘Detainee Released’.

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   What happens after a rule 35 report is received?

   • Once a Rule 35 report is received by the decision maker a Rule 35 case is opened on CID and once the report has been considered and responded to the Rule 35 case is updated with an outcome of ‘Detention Maintained’ or ‘Detainee Released’. The data was recorded from 08/04/14. to in future.

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   Can a doctor submit a rule 35 report?

   • This DSO covers all 3 circumstances in which a doctor in an immigration removal centre (IRC) may submit a rule 35 report, or a healthcare professional in a residential short-term holding facility (STHF) may submit a rule 32 report. This DSO sets out Home Office policy regarding:

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   What is a rule 35 audit report?

   • In February 2011 the Detention centre Rule 35 audit report outlining the findings of an audit of the operation of Rule 35, focussing on the administrative processes and timeliness of responses rather than the quality of reports and responses, was published by the (then) UK Border Agency.

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3. www.gov.uk › detention-rule-35-processDetention centre rule 35 and Short term Holding Facility rule 32

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   It includes information about the preparation and consideration of reports submitted under Rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules 2001 and Rule 32 of the Short-term Holding Facility Rules 2018.

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   Mar 5, 2019 · This DSO covers all 3 circumstances in which a doctor in an immigration removal centre (IRC) may submit a rule 35 report, or a healthcare professional in a residential short-term holding...

   • This guidance is for Home Office Immigration Enforcement, immigration removal centre and short-term holding facility supplier and healthcare provid...
   • This page gives you definitions of terms used in this Detention Services Order (DSO).The Detention Centre (Amendment) Rules 2018 (SI 411/2018) whic...
   • This page tells you about rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules 2001, as amended by the Detention Centre (Amendment) Rules 2018.Rule 35 of the Dete...
   • This page tells you about the responsibilities of doctors and other healthcare staff in immigration removal centres in relation to rule 35 of the D...
   • This page tells you how a doctor in an IRC will prepare and submit a rule 35 report.Where an immigration removal centre (IRC) doctor considers that...
   • This page tells you what you must do when you receive a rule 35 report.Actions by the Home Office Detention Engagement Team (DET)On receipt of a ru...
   • This page tells you what to do if you receive a report from a third party.Residential short-term holding facilities (STHFs) may occasionally receiv...
   • This page tells you about rule 32 of the Short-term Holding Facility Rules 2018.Rule 32 of the Short-term Holding Facility Rules 2018 (SI 409/2018)...
   • This page tells you about the responsibilities of healthcare staff in residential STHFs.Day-to-day healthcare provision in residential STHFs is pro...

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6. www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsDetention Rule 35 Process - Garden Court Chambers

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   Consideration of a Rule 35(3) report must take the following approach, which will inform the detention review due. The consideration is different from that due in an asylum decision.

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   Rule 35 could be reported some cases were purposively selected so the sample included Rule 35(1) - Health Concerns/health injuriously affected by detention, Rule 35(2) - Suicide Risk...

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   There are three types of Rule 35 report: Rule 35(1) covers cases where a doctor has concerns that a detainee’s health may be injuriously affected by continued detention or any conditions of...

9. www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsApplication of Detention Centre Rule 35 - Garden Court Chambers

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   Rule 35 of the Detention Centre Rules (2001, No. 238), states that: “The medical practitioner shall report to the manager on the case of any detained person whose health is likely to be injuriously affected by continued detention or any conditions of detention.

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    Dec 18, 2023 · What is a rule 35 report? Rule 35 requires the immigration removal centre medical practitioner to assess any detained person: (1) whose health is likely to be injuriously affected by continued detention or any conditions of detention; (2) who is suspected of having suicidal ideations; or.