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Health and Social Care Act 2012

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As published

277F Directions to Special Health Authority to exercise functions under section 277E

The Secretary of State may— (a) direct a Special Health Authority performing functions only or mainly in respect of England to exercise the functions of the Secretary of State under regulations made under section 277E; (b) give the Special Health Authority directions about the exercise of those functions (including directions as to the processing of information that the body obtains in exercising those functions).

Your change, as a redline

277F Directions to Special Health Authority to exercise functions under section 277E

The Secretary of State may— (a) direct a Special Health Authority performing functions only or mainly in respect of England to exercise the functions of the Secretary of State under regulations made under section 277E; (b) give the Special Health Authority directions about the exercise of those functions (including directions as to the processing of information that the body obtains in exercising those functions).

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