CONTENTS
REPORT
HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE BILL
ENTRY AND INSPECTION OF PREMISES
ABOLITION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS
CLAUSE 67 (CONTROL OF PATIENT INFORMATION)
The powers in Clause 67 and the parliamentary
control provided for them
The history of subsections (1) and (2)
Consultation and the availability of draft
regulations
The purpose of the power
The width of the power
Opinion of the Committee
Clause 67(3)
OTHER SIGNIFICANT POWERS
RECOMMENDATION
APPENDIX
ANNEX
MAIN PROVISIONS
OVERVIEW OF THE DELEGATED POWERS
THE RATIONALE FOR DELEGATED POWERS IN THE
BILL
TYPE OF PARLIAMENTARY SCRUTINY
REGULATIONS
ORDERS
DIRECTIONS
CLAUSE BY CLAUSE SUMMARY
PART 1: THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
Clause 1: Determination of allotments
to and resource limits for Health Authorities and Primary Care
Trusts
Clause 2: Payments relating to past performance
Clause 3: Supplementary payments to NHS trusts
and Primary Care Trusts
Clause 4: Public Private Partnerships
Clause 5: income generation
Clause 6: Terms of employment by health service
bodies
Clause 7: Functions of overview and scrutiny
committees
Clause 8: Joint overview and scrutiny committees
Clause 9: Overview and scrutiny committees:
exempt information
Clause 10: Application to the City of London
Clause 11: Public involvement and consultation
Clause 12: Establishment of Patients' Forums
Clause 13: Patients' Councils
Clause 14: Patients' Forums: entry and inspection
of premises
Clause 15: Patients' Forums: annual reports
Clause 16: Patients' Forums: supplementary
Clause 17: Independent advocacy services
Clause 18: Abolition of Community Health
Councils in England
Clause 19: Power to abolish Community Health
Councils in Wales
Clause 20: Intervention orders
Clause 21: Abolition of Medical Practices
Committee
Clause 22: Vacancies for medical practitioners
Clause 23: Abolition of the NHS Tribunal
Clause 24: Remuneration of general medical
practitioners
Clause 25: Out of hours medical services
Clause 26: Enhanced criminal record certificates
Clause 27: Unsuitability for inclusion in
medical, dental, ophthalmic and pharmaceutical etc. lists
Clause 28: Conditional inclusion in medical,
dental, ophthalmic, and pharmaceutical lists
Clause 29: Dental corporations
Clause 30: Declaration of financial interests,
gifts etc.
Clause 31: Supplementary lists
Clause 32: Suspension and disqualification
of practitioners
Clause 33: PMS and PDS lists
Clause 34: The Family Health Services Appeal
Authority
PART II: PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES
Chapter 1: Local Pharmaceutical Services
Clause 36: (Making Pilot Schemes)
Schedule 2 (Pilot Schemes)
Clause 37 (Designation of priority neighbourhoods
or premises)
Clause 38: Reviews, variations and termination
of pilot schemes
Clause 39: Variation and termination of pilot
schemes
Clause 40: NHS Contracts
Clause 41: Funding of Preparatory Work
Clause 42: Charges, recovery of payments
and penalties
Clause 43: Effect of the 1977 Act
Clause 44: Premises from which piloted services
may be provided
Clause 45: Control of Entry Regulations
Clause 46: Assessing the result of pilot
schemes
Clause 47: Provision for LPS schemes
Clause 48: Corresponding provision and application
of enactments
Chapter 2: Changes to Existing Arrangements
Clause 49: Dispensing of NHS prescriptions
and provision of pharmaceutical services
Clause 50: Remote provision of pharmaceutical,
etc. services
Clause 51: Dispensing of NHS Prescriptions
(Scotland)
PART III: CARE TRUSTS
Clause 52: Care Trusts where voluntary
partnership arrangements
Clause 53: Care Trusts where directed partnership
arrangements
Clause 54: Further provisions about directions
in connection with Care Trusts
Clause 55: Transfer of staff in connection
with partnership arrangements
Schedule 4: Partnership arrangements: transfer
of staff
PART IV: SOCIAL CARE
Clause 56: Exclusion of nursing care
from community care services
Clause 57: Preserved rights: transfer to
local authorities of responsibilities as to accommodation
Clause 58: Preserved rights: disclosure of
information
Clause 59: Preserved rights: alignment of
social security benefits
Clause 60: Disregarding of resources when
determining need for residential accommodation
Clause 61: Funding by resident etc. of more
expensive accommodation
Clause 62: Power for local authorities to
take charges on land instead of contributions
Clause 63: Cross-border placements
Clause 64: Direct payments
Clause 65: Direct Payments in respect of
Children
Clause 66: Interpretation of Part IV
PART V: MISCELLANEOUS AND SUPPLEMENTARY
Clause 67: Control of Patient Information
Clause 68: Extension of prescribing rights
Clause 69: Regulations and Orders
Clause 70: Supplementary and consequential
provision etc.
Clause 71: Interpretation
Clause 72: Minor and consequential amendments
and repeals
Clause 73: Powers of National Assembly for
Wales under amended Acts
Clause 74: Financial Provision
Clause 75: Commencement
Letter from the Department of Health
Letter from the Association of the British
Pharmaceutical Industry
Briefing by the Association of the British
Pharmaceutical Industry
Letter from IMS Health Ltd
Briefing from IMS Health Ltd
ANNEX
EXAMPLES WHERE COMMERCIAL DATA HAS BENEFITED
HEALTHCARE.
Further Letter from IMS Health Ltd
Letter from NDC Health Ltd
Letter from Sir Michael Partridge
Letters from the Regional Association of
London Community Health Councils to Gisela Stuart, MP, Parliamentary
Under Secretary of State at the Department of Health
Letter from the Regional Association of London
Community Health Councils to the Chairman
Letter from various interested parties
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