Health and Social Care Act 2012
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52 Secretary of State's duty to keep health service functions under review
In Part 13 of the National Health Service Act 2006, after section 247B (as inserted by section 60) insert— Duty to keep under review Secretary of State's duty to keep health service functions under review 247C (1) The Secretary of State must keep under review the effectiveness of the exercise by the bodies mentioned in subsection (2) of functions in relation to the health service in England. (2) The bodies mentioned in this subsection are— (a) the Board; (b) Monitor; (c) the Care Quality Commission and its Healthwatch England committee; (d) the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence; (e) the Health and Social Care Information Centre; (f) Special Health Authorities. (3) The Secretary of State may include in an annual report under section 247D the Secretary of State's views on the effectiveness of the exercise by the bodies mentioned in subsection (2) of functions in relation to the health service.
52 Secretary of State's duty to keep health service functions under review
In Part 13 of the National Health Service Act 2006, after section 247B (as inserted by section 60) insert— Duty to keep under review Secretary of State's duty to keep health service functions under review 247C (1) The Secretary of State must keep under review the effectiveness of the exercise by the bodies mentioned in subsection (2) of functions in relation to the health service in England. (2) The bodies mentioned in this subsection are— (a) the Board; (b) Monitor; (c) the Care Quality Commission and its Healthwatch England committee; (d) the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence; (e) the Health and Social Care Information Centre; (f) Special Health Authorities. (3) The Secretary of State may include in an annual report under section 247D the Secretary of State's views on the effectiveness of the exercise by the bodies mentioned in subsection (2) of functions in relation to the health service.
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