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(2) the reason the person has not yet been transported; (3) the person's current medical and psychiatric condition; (4) whether the person is gravely disabled or is likely to cause serious harm to self or others; and (5) whether the person is receiving treatment at the person's current placement. (e) The court shall schedule a hearing to decide a request for review under (b) of this section or a request to extend detention under (c) of this section. The hearing shall be held not later than 72 hours after the request for review or the request to extend detention, as applicable. If a hearing is held after expiration of the seven-day detention period, the detention shall be extended until the hearing. (f) Regardless of whether a request to extend the respondent's detention has been filed, if, at any time in the course of the detention, a mental health professional at the detaining facility determines that the person does not meet the standards for commitment under AS 47.30.700, the respondent shall be released and the facility shall notify the petitioner, the respondent's attorney, the division of the Department of Law that has responsibility for civil cases, and the court. (g) When an evaluation facility receives a proper order for evaluation, it shall accept the order and the respondent for an evaluation period not to exceed 72 hours. The evaluation facility shall promptly notify the court of the date and time of the respondent's arrival. The court shall set a date, time, and place for a 30-day commitment hearing, to be held if needed within 72 hours after the respondent's arrival, and the court shall notify the evaluation facility, the respondent, the respondent's guardian, if any, the respondent's attorney, the petitioner's attorney, if any, and the attorney general of the time and place of the hearing. Evaluation personnel, when used, shall similarly notify the court of the date and time when they first met with the respondent. Sec. 47.30.720. Release before expiration of 72-hour period. If at any time in the course of the 72-hour period the mental health professionals conducting the evaluation determine that the respondent does not meet the standards for commitment specified in AS 47.30.700, the respondent shall be discharged from the facility or the place of evaluation by evaluation personnel and the petitioner and the court so notified. Sec. 47.30.725. Rights; notification. (a) When a respondent is detained for evaluation under AS 47.30.660 — 47.30.915, the respondent shall be immediately notified orally and in writing of the rights under this section. Notification must be in a language understood by the respondent. The respondent's guardian, if any, and if the respondent requests, an adult designated by the respondent, shall also be notified of the respondent's rights under this section. (b) Unless a respondent is released or voluntarily admitted for treatment within 72 hours of arrival at the facility or, if the respondent is evaluated by evaluation personnel, within 72 hours from the beginning of the respondent's meeting with evaluation personnel, the respondent is entitled to a court hearing to be set for not later than the end of that 72-hour period to determine whether there is cause for detention after the 72 hours have expired for up to an additional 30 days on the grounds that the respondent is mentally ill, and as a result presents a likelihood of serious harm to the respondent or others, or is gravely disabled. The facility or evaluation