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National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006

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As published

197 University clinical teaching and research

(1) The Welsh Ministers must exercise their functions under this Act so as to secure that there are made available such facilities as they consider are reasonably required by any university which has a medical or dental school, in connection with— (a) clinical teaching, and (b) research connected with clinical medicine or clinical dentistry. (2) Regulations may provide for any functions— (a) exercisable by NHS England, an integrated care board, ... ... Special Health Authority or Local Health Board, (b) in relation to the provision of facilities such as are mentioned in subsection (1), to be exercisable by the body jointly with one or more NHS body other than an NHS foundation trust.

Your change, as a redline

197 University clinical teaching and research

(1) The Welsh Ministers must exercise their functions under this Act so as to secure that there are made available such facilities as they consider are reasonably required by any university which has a medical or dental school, in connection with— (a) clinical teaching, and (b) research connected with clinical medicine or clinical dentistry. (2) Regulations may provide for any functions— (a) exercisable by NHS England, an integrated care board, ... ... Special Health Authority or Local Health Board, (b) in relation to the provision of facilities such as are mentioned in subsection (1), to be exercisable by the body jointly with one or more NHS body other than an NHS foundation trust.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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