The Care and Support (Cross-border Placements) (Business Failure Duties of Scottish Local Authorities) Regulations 2014
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5 Specified duties
(1) The duties specified for the purposes of regulation 3(1)(a) are the duties under sections 12 and 13A of the 1968 Act (social welfare services and residential accommodation with nursing) in so far as the discharge of the duties would involve meeting the relevant adult’s needs by taking the following steps— (a) providing or securing the provision of accommodation; or (b) providing, maintaining and making such arrangements as a local authority considers appropriate and adequate for the provision of suitable accommodation where nursing is provided for persons who are or appear to be in need of such accommodation by reason of infirmity, age, illness or mental disorder, dependency on drugs or alcohol or being substantially handicapped by any deformity or disability. (2) In paragraph (1), “needs” means, in relation to an adult, the needs of the adult which were being met by the relevant care provider under relevant arrangements immediately before the provider became unable to continue to provide the care service in question as mentioned in regulation 3(2)(a).
5 Specified duties
(1) The duties specified for the purposes of regulation 3(1)(a) are the duties under sections 12 and 13A of the 1968 Act (social welfare services and residential accommodation with nursing) in so far as the discharge of the duties would involve meeting the relevant adult’s needs by taking the following steps— (a) providing or securing the provision of accommodation; or (b) providing, maintaining and making such arrangements as a local authority considers appropriate and adequate for the provision of suitable accommodation where nursing is provided for persons who are or appear to be in need of such accommodation by reason of infirmity, age, illness or mental disorder, dependency on drugs or alcohol or being substantially handicapped by any deformity or disability. (2) In paragraph (1), “needs” means, in relation to an adult, the needs of the adult which were being met by the relevant care provider under relevant arrangements immediately before the provider became unable to continue to provide the care service in question as mentioned in regulation 3(2)(a).
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