National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006
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118 Regulations about decisions under this Chapter
(1) Any decision by a Local Health Board referred to in this Chapter must be reached in accordance with regulations about such decisions. (2) The regulations must include provision— (a) requiring the practitioner to be given notice of any allegation against him, (b) giving him the opportunity of putting his case at a hearing before a Local Health Board makes any decision affecting him under this Chapter, (c) requiring him to be given notice of the decision of the Local Health Board and the reasons for it and of any right of appeal which he may have. (3) The regulations may, in particular, make provision as to criteria which the Local Health Board must apply when making decisions in unsuitability cases.
118 Regulations about decisions under this Chapter
(1) Any decision by a Local Health Board referred to in this Chapter must be reached in accordance with regulations about such decisions. (2) The regulations must include provision— (a) requiring the practitioner to be given notice of any allegation against him, (b) giving him the opportunity of putting his case at a hearing before a Local Health Board makes any decision affecting him under this Chapter, (c) requiring him to be given notice of the decision of the Local Health Board and the reasons for it and of any right of appeal which he may have. (3) The regulations may, in particular, make provision as to criteria which the Local Health Board must apply when making decisions in unsuitability cases.
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