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Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Act 2005

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18 Publicising reports: health care providers

(1) If an investigation is conducted in respect of a listed authority which is a family health service provider in Wales, section 17 has effect with the modifications specified in subsections (2) to (4). (2) For subsection (1) substitute— (1) A person who has received a copy of a report under section 16 by virtue of section 16(2)(d) must make copies of the report available for a period of at least three weeks— (a) at one or more of the person's offices, and (b) if the person has a website, on the website. (3) The references to the listed authority are to be taken to be references to that person. (4) The references to listed authorities, or to a particular listed authority, are to be taken to be references to persons, or a particular person, of the same description as that person. (5) If an investigation is conducted in respect of a listed authority which is an independent provider in Wales, section 17 has effect with the modifications specified in subsections (6) to (8). (6) For subsection (1) substitute— (1) A person who has received a copy of a report under section 16 by virtue of section 16(2)(e) must make copies of the report available for a period of at least three weeks— (a) at one or more of the person's offices, and (b) if the person has a website, on the website. (7) The references to the listed authority are to be taken to be references to that person. (8) The references to listed authorities, or to a particular listed authority, are to be taken to be references to persons, or a particular person, of the same description as that person.

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18 Publicising reports: health care providers

(1) If an investigation is conducted in respect of a listed authority which is a family health service provider in Wales, section 17 has effect with the modifications specified in subsections (2) to (4). (2) For subsection (1) substitute— (1) A person who has received a copy of a report under section 16 by virtue of section 16(2)(d) must make copies of the report available for a period of at least three weeks— (a) at one or more of the person's offices, and (b) if the person has a website, on the website. (3) The references to the listed authority are to be taken to be references to that person. (4) The references to listed authorities, or to a particular listed authority, are to be taken to be references to persons, or a particular person, of the same description as that person. (5) If an investigation is conducted in respect of a listed authority which is an independent provider in Wales, section 17 has effect with the modifications specified in subsections (6) to (8). (6) For subsection (1) substitute— (1) A person who has received a copy of a report under section 16 by virtue of section 16(2)(e) must make copies of the report available for a period of at least three weeks— (a) at one or more of the person's offices, and (b) if the person has a website, on the website. (7) The references to the listed authority are to be taken to be references to that person. (8) The references to listed authorities, or to a particular listed authority, are to be taken to be references to persons, or a particular person, of the same description as that person.

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