Nursing Homes Registration (Scotland) Act 1938 (Repealed)
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1A Registration fees.
—A Health Board may impose fees, of such amounts and at such times as may be prescribed by the Secretary of State in regulations under this Act, in respect of— (a) an application for registration made by any person in respect of the carrying on of a nursing home; (b) the annual continuation of any such registration; (c) an application made under section 1(3F) above by the person registered in respect of the home for a variation in any condition such as is mentioned in section 1(3D) or (3E) above which has effect in relation to the home; and (d) the issuing under section 1(3) above of a new certificate following any variation, made as a result of an application under section 1(3F) above, in the conditions under section 1(3D) or (3E) above subject to which the registration has been granted.
1A Registration fees.
—A Health Board may impose fees, of such amounts and at such times as may be prescribed by the Secretary of State in regulations under this Act, in respect of— (a) an application for registration made by any person in respect of the carrying on of a nursing home; (b) the annual continuation of any such registration; (c) an application made under section 1(3F) above by the person registered in respect of the home for a variation in any condition such as is mentioned in section 1(3D) or (3E) above which has effect in relation to the home; and (d) the issuing under section 1(3) above of a new certificate following any variation, made as a result of an application under section 1(3F) above, in the conditions under section 1(3D) or (3E) above subject to which the registration has been granted.
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