(a) If the clinical director decides to grant an application to convert a patient to civil status, to grant a patient escorted or unescorted privileges, transfer a patient to a less secure facility, or to discharge or conditionally release a patient, he or she shall, at least four days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, in advance of such action, deliver written notice to all of the following:

(b) If, at the end of the notice period the facility does not receive a court order enjoining it from taking the action of which it has given notice, it may take that action.

(c) If, prior to taking the action that was the subject of notice given in accordance with this section, the facility receives an order of a superior court enjoining it from taking such action, it shall comply with such order. The clinical director, a member of the hospital forensic committee, or the physician treating the patient shall present any evidence that may be required to substantiate the reasons for the action proposed by the facility at any hearings the court may hold following issuance of the order. If a hearing is not held within 10 days of receipt of an order enjoining the facility's actions, the clinical director shall notify the local office of the Attorney General. The facility shall comply with any court orders issued following a hearing. The facility may apply to the court at any time for reconsideration of any order issued following a hearing.