The National Health Service (Charges, Remission of Charges and Pharmaceutical Services etc.) (Amendment and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2025
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12 Amendments to regulation 17 of the Charges Regulations
(1) Regulation 17 of the Charges Regulations (pre-payment certificates: repayment) is amended as follows. (2) After paragraph (3), insert— (3A) Where the issuing amount in respect of a pre-payment certificate has been paid and, not more than one month after the date when the pre-payment certificate became valid, the relevant person becomes entitled to exemption by virtue of regulation 10(1)(d) or 10(1)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) cancel the pre-payment certificate; and (b) refund to the relevant person the entirety of the issuing amount (without an application for a refund needing to be made). (3B) Where the issuing amount in respect of a pre-payment certificate has been paid, and during the period beginning one month after the date when the pre-payment certificate became valid and ending with the date of its expiry, the relevant person becomes entitled to exemption by virtue of regulation 10(1)(d) or 10(1)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) cancel the pre-payment certificate; and (b) refund to the relevant person an amount that is to be calculated in accordance with paragraph (4) in respect of each complete month following the date on which the relevant person became entitled to an exemption (without an application for a refund needing to be made). . (3) In paragraph (4)— (a) for “paragraph (2) and (3)” substitute “paragraph (2), (3) and (3B)”; (b) for “paragraph (2) or (3)” substitute “paragraph (2), (3) or (3B)”.
12 Amendments to regulation 17 of the Charges Regulations
(1) Regulation 17 of the Charges Regulations (pre-payment certificates: repayment) is amended as follows. (2) After paragraph (3), insert— (3A) Where the issuing amount in respect of a pre-payment certificate has been paid and, not more than one month after the date when the pre-payment certificate became valid, the relevant person becomes entitled to exemption by virtue of regulation 10(1)(d) or 10(1)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) cancel the pre-payment certificate; and (b) refund to the relevant person the entirety of the issuing amount (without an application for a refund needing to be made). (3B) Where the issuing amount in respect of a pre-payment certificate has been paid, and during the period beginning one month after the date when the pre-payment certificate became valid and ending with the date of its expiry, the relevant person becomes entitled to exemption by virtue of regulation 10(1)(d) or 10(1)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) cancel the pre-payment certificate; and (b) refund to the relevant person an amount that is to be calculated in accordance with paragraph (4) in respect of each complete month following the date on which the relevant person became entitled to an exemption (without an application for a refund needing to be made). . (3) In paragraph (4)— (a) for “paragraph (2) and (3)” substitute “paragraph (2), (3) and (3B)”; (b) for “paragraph (2) or (3)” substitute “paragraph (2), (3) or (3B)”.
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