I.- If the panel mentioned in article L. 3211-9 issues an opinion to the effect that the measure of psychiatric care in the form of full hospitalisation to which a person mentioned in II of article L. 3211-12 is subject is no longer necessary and that the measure of care without consent can be lifted, the State representative in the department shall order an expert assessment of the person’s mental state by two psychiatrists chosen under the conditions set down in article L. 3213-5-1. Within a maximum of seventy-two hours of their appointment, the two psychiatrists give their opinion on the need to maintain the psychiatric care measure.
II – Where the two opinions of the psychiatrists provided for in I confirm that there is no need for full hospitalisation, the State representative will order that the psychiatric care measure be lifted.
If these opinions differ or recommend maintaining the psychiatric care measure and the State representative maintains it, he informs the director of the host establishment, who refers the matter to the liberty and custody judge for a rapid decision on this measure under the conditions provided for in article L. 3211-12. The present paragraph does not apply when the decision of the State representative is taken within the timeframes mentioned in 1° and 2° of I of article L. 3211-12-1.