Health and Care Act 2022
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82 Duty to provide assistance to the CMA
(1) After section 13SB of the National Health Service Act 2006 (inserted by section 34(2) of this Act) insert— Provision of regulatory information or assistance to the CMA 13SC (1) NHS England must give the Competition and Markets Authority (“the CMA”)— (a) any regulatory information that the CMA may require to enable the CMA to exercise its relevant functions, (b) any other regulatory information it considers would assist the CMA in exercising its relevant functions, and (c) any other assistance the CMA may require to assist the CMA in exercising its relevant functions. (2) In this section— “regulatory information” means information held by NHS England in connection with— its regulatory functions falling within section 13SB(2)(a) or (b), or its functions under— sections 6F and Schedule 1ZA (patient choice: enforcement); sections 27A and 27C (NHS trusts: oversight and support and recommendations about restructuring); “relevant functions”, in relation to the CMA, means its functions under the Competition Act 1998 and the Enterprise Act 2002 so far as those functions are exercisable on behalf of the CMA by the CMA Board or a CMA group (within the meaning of Schedule 4 to the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013). (2) In the Health and Social Care Act 2012, omit section 80 (co-operation between monitor and CMA).
82 Duty to provide assistance to the CMA
(1) After section 13SB of the National Health Service Act 2006 (inserted by section 34(2) of this Act) insert— Provision of regulatory information or assistance to the CMA 13SC (1) NHS England must give the Competition and Markets Authority (“the CMA”)— (a) any regulatory information that the CMA may require to enable the CMA to exercise its relevant functions, (b) any other regulatory information it considers would assist the CMA in exercising its relevant functions, and (c) any other assistance the CMA may require to assist the CMA in exercising its relevant functions. (2) In this section— “regulatory information” means information held by NHS England in connection with— its regulatory functions falling within section 13SB(2)(a) or (b), or its functions under— sections 6F and Schedule 1ZA (patient choice: enforcement); sections 27A and 27C (NHS trusts: oversight and support and recommendations about restructuring); “relevant functions”, in relation to the CMA, means its functions under the Competition Act 1998 and the Enterprise Act 2002 so far as those functions are exercisable on behalf of the CMA by the CMA Board or a CMA group (within the meaning of Schedule 4 to the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013). (2) In the Health and Social Care Act 2012, omit section 80 (co-operation between monitor and CMA).
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