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National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978

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10M Inspections at request of Scottish Ministers

(1) HIS must, at the request of the Scottish Ministers, inspect— (a) any service provided under the health service or under the 2021 Act as they may specify; (b) any independent health care service so specified; (c) the organisation or co-ordination of any service mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b) so specified; (d) any independent health care service so specified together with any service provided under the health service so specified. (2) The Scottish Ministers may specify purposes for any inspection under this section. (3) An inspection under this section is to be conducted in accordance with a timetable approved by the Scottish Ministers.

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10M Inspections at request of Scottish Ministers

(1) HIS must, at the request of the Scottish Ministers, inspect— (a) any service provided under the health service or under the 2021 Act as they may specify; (b) any independent health care service so specified; (c) the organisation or co-ordination of any service mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b) so specified; (d) any independent health care service so specified together with any service provided under the health service so specified. (2) The Scottish Ministers may specify purposes for any inspection under this section. (3) An inspection under this section is to be conducted in accordance with a timetable approved by the Scottish Ministers.

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