‘Sec. 3. 34-B MRSA §3864, sub-§4, as amended by PL 2007, c. 319, §10, is further amended to read:
(1) Each examiner must be either a licensed physician or a licensed clinical psychologist. When involuntary treatment under subsection 1-A has been requested, one of the examiners must be a professional who is licensed to prescribe medications relevant to the patient's care.
(2) One of the examiners must be a physician or psychologist chosen by the person or by that person's counsel, if the chosen physician or psychologist is reasonably available.
(2-A) If the person under examination or the counsel for that person selects a qualified examiner who is reasonably available, then the court shall choose that examiner as one of the 2 designated by the court.
(3) Neither examiner appointed by the court may be the certifying examiner under section 3863, subsection 2 or 7.
(1) Whether the person is a mentally ill person within the meaning of section 3801, subsection 5;
(2) When the establishment of a progressive treatment plan under section 3873 is at issue, whether a person is suffering from a severe and persistent mental illness within the meaning of section 3801, subsection 8-A;
(3) Whether the person poses a likelihood of serious harm within the meaning of section 3801, subsection 4; and
(4) When involuntary treatment is at issue, whether the need for such treatment meets the criteria of subsection 7-A, paragraphs A and B.