Any restrictive practice used outside the requirements is reportable: last resort to prevent harm, alternatives tried and documented, necessary and proportionate, least restrictive form and shortest time, informed consent by the individual or substitute decision-maker, assessed and documented by a health practitioner (a prescribing practitioner for chemical restraint) in the behaviour support plan, with emergency relief only while the emergency lasts. The five practices are chemical, environmental, mechanical and physical restraint and seclusion. In home or community settings a practice is not reportable if the care plan set out beforehand when and how it may be used and it was used as planned and documented.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.