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Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007

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116ZA Integrated care partnerships

(1) An integrated care board and each responsible local authority whose area coincides with or falls wholly or partly within the board’s area must establish a joint committee for the board’s area (an “integrated care partnership”). (2) The integrated care partnership for an area is to consist of— (a) one member appointed by the integrated care board, (b) one member appointed by each of the responsible local authorities, and (c) any members appointed by the integrated care partnership. (3) An integrated care partnership may determine its own procedure (including quorum).

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116ZA Integrated care partnerships

(1) An integrated care board and each responsible local authority whose area coincides with or falls wholly or partly within the board’s area must establish a joint committee for the board’s area (an “integrated care partnership”). (2) The integrated care partnership for an area is to consist of— (a) one member appointed by the integrated care board, (b) one member appointed by each of the responsible local authorities, and (c) any members appointed by the integrated care partnership. (3) An integrated care partnership may determine its own procedure (including quorum).

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