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National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006

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As published

95 Reviews of pilot schemes

(1) At least one review of the operation of each pilot scheme must be conducted by the Welsh Ministers. (2) Each pilot scheme must be reviewed under this section before the end of the period of three years beginning with the date on which piloted services are first provided under the scheme. (3) When conducting a review of a pilot scheme, the Welsh Ministers must give— (a) the Local Health Board concerned, and (b) any person providing services under the scheme, an opportunity to comment on any matter relevant to the review. (4) Otherwise, the procedure on any review must be determined by the Welsh Ministers.

Your change, as a redline

95 Reviews of pilot schemes

(1) At least one review of the operation of each pilot scheme must be conducted by the Welsh Ministers. (2) Each pilot scheme must be reviewed under this section before the end of the period of three years beginning with the date on which piloted services are first provided under the scheme. (3) When conducting a review of a pilot scheme, the Welsh Ministers must give— (a) the Local Health Board concerned, and (b) any person providing services under the scheme, an opportunity to comment on any matter relevant to the review. (4) Otherwise, the procedure on any review must be determined by the Welsh Ministers.

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