The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels: NHS Ambulance Services and the NHS Patient Transport Service) Regulations 2023
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4 Minimum level of service: emergency ambulance services: England
(1) The level of service for the purposes of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given in relation to strikes as respects the NHS (England) ambulance services which are emergency ambulance services, is as follows. (2) On each day of the strike— (a) emergency calls are answered and triaged as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day; (b) a response is organised and provided for each of those calls which is triaged as, or escalated after initial triage to, being— (i) a call about a person with a life-threatening condition or illness, or (ii) a call about a person for whom there is no reasonable clinical alternative to clinical assistance being provided at the scene of an incident or by transporting the person to a healthcare facility (or both), as it would be if the strike were not taking place on that day. (3) In this regulation “emergency call” means a call— (a) made by telephone or other device using, or treated as using, the telephone number 112 or 999, and (b) received by an ambulance services provider in England.
4 Minimum level of service: emergency ambulance services: England
(1) The level of service for the purposes of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given in relation to strikes as respects the NHS (England) ambulance services which are emergency ambulance services, is as follows. (2) On each day of the strike— (a) emergency calls are answered and triaged as they would be if the strike were not taking place on that day; (b) a response is organised and provided for each of those calls which is triaged as, or escalated after initial triage to, being— (i) a call about a person with a life-threatening condition or illness, or (ii) a call about a person for whom there is no reasonable clinical alternative to clinical assistance being provided at the scene of an incident or by transporting the person to a healthcare facility (or both), as it would be if the strike were not taking place on that day. (3) In this regulation “emergency call” means a call— (a) made by telephone or other device using, or treated as using, the telephone number 112 or 999, and (b) received by an ambulance services provider in England.
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