H.__The hearing is confidential and a report of the proceedings may not be released to the public or press, except by permission of the person or the person's counsel and with approval of the presiding District Court Judge, except that the court may order a public hearing on the request of the person or the person's counsel.

6.__Court findings.__The District Court's findings under this section must be made in accordance with the following.

A.__The District Court shall state in the record, if the court finds upon completion of the hearing and consideration of the record, that:

(1)__Clear and convincing evidence of the person's recent actions and behavior demonstrates that the person is a chemically dependent person who is incapacitated;

(2)__That inpatient treatment is the best available means for treatment of the person; and

(3)__That the court is satisfied with the individual treatment plan offered by the approved treatment facility.

B.__If the District Court makes the findings described in paragraph A, subparagraphs (1) and (2), but is not satisfied with the individual treatment plan as offered, the court may continue the case for not longer than 10 days, pending reconsideration and resubmission of an individual treatment plan by the approved treatment facility.

7.__Continued involuntary treatment.__Upon making the findings described in subsection 6, the court may order continued involuntary inpatient treatment of the person in any approved treatment facility for a period not to exceed 60 days under the first order and not to exceed 60 days for each subsequent hearing. Consecutive commitments for involuntary treatment may not exceed one year in total. If the administrator of the approved treatment facility, approved detoxification facility or approved extended residential care facility, or the admitting physician of those facilities determines that continued involuntary treatment beyond the first 60 days is necessary for a person who has been ordered by the District Court to receive such