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Penalty ceiling: Regulated

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Contractor136 Any Person6 Employee2 Trader1 Employer1

Plus 7 duties on the regulator, Crown ministers and public bodies — folded into the section list below.

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Contractor — also bound by 173 other Acts

The National Health Service (Personal Medical Services Agreements) Regulations 2015 141 duties

Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 114 duties

The National Health Service (General Medical Services Contracts) (Wales) Regulations 2023 94 duties

The National Health Service (General Medical Services Contracts) (Scotland) Regulations 2018 89 duties

The Health and Personal Social Services (General Medical Services Contracts) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2004 88 duties

Any Person — also bound by 2340 other Acts

Human Medicines Regulations 2012 184 duties

Merchant Shipping Act 1995 144 duties

Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 104 duties

Communications Act 2003 92 duties

Road Traffic Act 1988 92 duties

Employee — also bound by 189 other Acts

Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 (Air Operations) 18 duties

Employment Rights (Northern Ireland) Order 1996 (current NI employment law) 13 duties

The Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 11 duties

Shared Parental Leave Regulations 2014 10 duties

Paternity and Adoption Leave Regulations 2002 9 duties

Trader — also bound by 825 other Acts

Value Added Tax Regulations 1995 416 duties

Companies Act 2006 243 duties

The Large and Medium-sized Companies and Groups (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 133 duties

Companies Act 1985 85 duties

Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 62 duties

Employer — also bound by 682 other Acts

The Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 241 duties

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 120 duties

TULRCA 1992 72 duties

Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 54 duties

Employment Rights (Northern Ireland) Order 1996 (current NI employment law) 53 duties

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s.005 Conditions relating solely to medical practitioners Regulated

Ensure your practice meets the composition requirements for a GMS contractTrader

s.017 Essential services Regulated

Provide essential GP services to registered patients and certain othersContractor

s.018 Out of hours services Regulated

Provide or monitor out-of-hours services depending on your contractContractor

s.022 Patients who should not be tested for, or vaccinated against, coronavirus: confirmation of exemption Regulated

Respond to valid coronavirus exemption requests free of charge via the information hubContractor

s.024 Fees and charges Regulated

Do not charge patients for NHS treatment or prescriptionsContractor

s.026 Patient participation Regulated

Establish and maintain a Patient Participation Group to obtain and act on patient feedbackContractor

s.027 Publication of earnings information Regulated

Publish GP practice earnings information online each yearContractor

s.030 Variation of contracts: registered patients from outside practice area Regulated

Give written notice before accepting out-of-area patientsContractor

s.032 Suspension of contract terms or of enforcement of contract terms while a disease is or in anticipation of a disease being imminently pandemic etc. Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

NHS England must suspend specified contract terms during a pandemicStatutory regulator

s.035 Opt outs: minor surgery Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

NHS England must discuss and support minor surgery opt-outsCrown / Minister / Government department

s.037 Minor surgery: permanent opt outs Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

NHS England must approve or reject minor surgery opt-out noticesStatutory regulator

s.038 Out of hours services: opt outs Regulated

Notify NHS England in writing to opt out of out-of-hours servicesContractor

s.039 Informing patients of opt outs Regulated

Discuss and inform patients about opt-out from servicesContractor

s.040 Qualifications of performers: medical practitioners Regulated

Medical practitioners must not perform if prohibited or suspendedAny Person

s.041 Qualifications of performers: health care professionals Regulated

Health care professionals must be registered and not suspended to perform clinical servicesAny Person

s.042 Conditional registration or inclusion in primary care list Regulated

Follow conditions on a health professional's registration or GP list inclusionContractor

s.043 Clinical experience Regulated

Only perform clinical services if you have proper training and experienceEmployee

s.044 Conditions for employment and engagement: medical practitioners Regulated

Check medical practitioners meet experience and registration requirementsContractor

s.045 Conditions for employment or engagement: health care professionals Regulated

Check healthcare professionals' qualifications before employingContractor

s.046 Clinical references Regulated

Obtain and check two clinical references before hiring healthcare professionalsContractor

s.047 Verification of qualifications and competence Regulated

Check that staff are suitably qualified and competent before hiringContractor

s.048 Training Regulated

Maintain staff skills and provide training opportunitiesContractor

s.050 Arrangements for GP Specialty Registrars Regulated

Comply with conditions when employing a GP Specialty RegistrarContractor

s.051 Notice requirements in respect of relevant prescribers Regulated

Notify NHS England when prescribers start or stop working for your practiceContractor

s.052 Signing of documents Regulated

Include clinical profession and contractor name on signed documentsContractor

s.053 Level of skill Regulated

Perform your NHS contract duties with reasonable care and skillContractor

s.054 Appraisal and assessment Regulated

Ensure medical practitioners participate in appraisal and co-operate with patient safety functionsContractor

s.055 Prescribing: general Regulated

Ensure prescription forms and oxygen order forms comply with regulatory requirementsContractor

s.055 Prescribing software and supply shortages etc. of medicines Regulated

Ensure prescribing software contract includes supply shortage update clauseContractor

s.056 Orders for drugs, medicines or appliances Regulated

Order drugs, medicines or appliances for patients using the correct prescription methodAny Person

s.057 Electronic prescriptions Regulated

Follow rules for electronic prescriptionsEmployer

s.058 Patient choice: pharmaceutical services Regulated

Honour patient choice of pharmacy and do not steer nominationsContractor

s.059 Repeatable prescribing services Regulated

Notify NHS England before offering repeatable prescribing servicesContractor

s.060 Repeatable prescriptions Regulated

Manage non-electronic repeat prescriptions properlyAny Person

s.060 Prescribing for electronic repeat dispensing Regulated

Issue electronic repeat dispensing prescriptions in appropriate format when clinically appropriateEmployee

s.061 Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners Regulated

Follow NHS prescribing restrictions under your GMS contractAny Person

s.062 Restrictions on prescribing by supplementary prescribers Regulated

Ensure supplementary prescribers comply with prescribing restrictionsContractor

s.063 Bulk prescribing Regulated

Use bulk prescriptions for 10+ patients in large institutionsAny Person

s.064 Excessive prescribing Regulated

Do not prescribe excessive drugs or medicines for patientsContractor

s.065 Provision of drugs, medicines and appliances for immediate treatment or personal administration Regulated

Provide drugs and appliances for immediate patient treatmentContractor

s.066 Supply of medicines etc. by contractors providing out of hours services Regulated

Ensure out of hours performers comply with supply rules for medicines and appliancesContractor

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: duty of co-operation Regulated

Co-operate to improve vaccine and immunisation uptakeContractor

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: standards Regulated

Set up a vaccine appointment system and follow data rulesContractor

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: catch-up campaigns Regulated

Take part in one NHS vaccine catch-up campaign each yearContractor

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: additional staff training Regulated

Train staff in anaphylaxis recognition and initial treatmentContractor

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: nominated person Regulated

Appoint a V&I lead and ensure compliance with NHS guidanceContractor

s.067 Patient records Regulated

Keep adequate patient records and manage record transfersContractor

s.067 Record of ethnicity information Regulated

Record patient ethnicity when disclosed, or record refusalContractor

s.068 Summary Care Record Regulated

Enable automated upload of patient summary information to Summary Care Record on each record changeContractor

s.068 Enabling access to patient records through GP Connect Regulated

Enable GP Connect access and update functionality in clinical systemsContractor

s.069 Electronic transfer of patient records between GP practices Regulated

Use GP2GP for electronic patient record transfersContractor

s.069 Transfer of patient records between GP practices: time limits Regulated

Transfer patient records to new GP within 28 daysContractor

s.070 Clinical correspondence: requirement for NHS number Regulated

Include NHS number as primary identifier in clinical correspondenceContractor

s.070 Use of fax machines Regulated

Stop using fax machines for secure electronic communicationsContractor

s.071 Patient online services : appointments and prescriptions Regulated

Provide online appointment and prescription services to patientsContractor

s.071 Patient access to online services Regulated

Agree a plan with NHS England to increase patient online registrationContractor

s.071 Patient access: other availability of directly bookable appointments Regulated

Offer all directly bookable appointments by phone or in personContractor

s.071 Patient online services: provision of online access to coded information in medical record and prospective medical records Regulated

Provide online access to coded health records and prospective recordsContractor

s.071 Patient online services: provision of online access to full digital medical record Regulated

Provide patients online access to full digital medical record on requestContractor

s.071 Patient online services: providing and updating personal or contact information Regulated

Offer and promote online patient information update serviceContractor

s.071 Patient online services: provision of an online consultation tool Regulated

Offer and promote an online consultation tool to patientsContractor

s.071 Secure electronic communications Regulated

Offer and use secure electronic communication with patientsContractor

s.071 Video consultations Regulated

Offer and promote video consultations to registered patientsContractor

s.072 Confidentiality of personal data: nominated person Regulated

Appoint a person responsible for personal data confidentialityContractor

s.073 Requirement to have and maintain an online presence Regulated

Maintain an online presence and keep information accurateContractor

s.073 Requirement to maintain profile page on NHS website Regulated

Review and update your NHS website profile page annuallyContractor

s.074 Provision of information Regulated

Provide information requested by NHS England for contract or its functionsContractor

s.074 National Diabetes Audit Regulated

Record and submit data for the National Diabetes AuditContractor

s.074 Information relating to indicators no longer in the Quality and Outcomes Framework Regulated

Allow NHS England to extract certain clinical data from your systemsContractor

s.074 Information relating to alcohol related risk reduction and dementia diagnosis and treatment Regulated

Allow NHS England to extract alcohol and dementia data from patient recordsContractor

s.074 NHS England Workforce Collections Regulated

Submit workforce data to NHS England via the National Workforce Reporting ServiceContractor

s.074 Information relating to overseas visitors Regulated

Record and report overseas visitor information to NHS Digital and NHSBSAContractor

s.074 Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency Central Alerting System Regulated

Provide and maintain contact details for MHRA Alerting SystemContractor

s.074 Collection of data relating to appointments in general practice Regulated

Record and upload GP appointments data for NHS collectionContractor

s.074 Collection of data relating to use of the online consultation tool and video consultations Regulated

Provide NHS England with data on online consultation and video consultation useContractor

s.074 Recording and reviewing patient safety events Regulated

s.075 Inquiries about prescriptions and referrals Regulated

Answer NHS England inquiries about prescriptions and referralsContractor

s.076 Provision of information to a medical officer etc. Regulated

Supply clinical information and answer inquiries for DWP officersContractor

s.077 Annual return and review Regulated

Submit annual return and digital practice area map to NHS EnglandContractor

s.078 Practice leaflet Regulated

Prepare and keep your practice leaflet up to dateContractor

s.079 Complaints procedure Regulated

Set up and operate a formal complaints procedureContractor

s.080 Co-operation with investigations Regulated

Co-operate with complaint investigations by NHS England, Health Service Commissioner or NHS bodies/local authoritiesContractor

s.081 Local resolution of contract disputes Regulated

Make reasonable efforts to resolve contract disputes locally before escalatingContractor

s.083 NHS dispute resolution procedure Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

Secretary of State must process NHS contract dispute referrals under defined procedureCrown / Minister / Government department

s.087 Clinical governance Regulated

Implement a clinical governance system and appoint a responsible person for controlled drugsContractor

s.088 Friends and Family Test Regulated

Offer patients the Friends and Family Test, report and publish resultsContractor

s.089 Co-operation with NHS England Regulated

Co-operate with NHS England on controlled drugs obligationsContractor

s.090 Co-operation with the Secretary of State and NHS England Regulated

Cooperate with Secretary of State and NHS England on education and trainingContractor

s.091 Insurance Regulated

Maintain insurance cover for clinical services and check sub-contractors' coverContractor

s.092 Public liability insurance Regulated

Hold adequate public liability insurance at all timesContractor

s.093 Gifts Regulated

Keep a register of gifts worth over £100Contractor

s.094 Compliance with legislation and guidance Regulated

Comply with all relevant legislation and have regard to official guidanceContractor

49 other provisions — procedural and definitional

s.001 Citation and commencement

s.002 Application

s.003 Interpretation

s.003 Variation of core hours while a disease is or in anticipation of a disease being imminently pandemic etc.

s.003 Amendment and withdrawal of announcements and advice in respect of pandemics etc.

s.004 Conditions: general

s.006 General condition relating to all contracts

s.007 Notice of conditions not being met and reasons

s.008 Right of appeal

s.009 Pre-contract disputes

s.010 Health service body status: election

s.011 Health service body status: variation of contracts

s.012 Cessation of health service body status

s.013 Parties to the contract

s.014 Health service contract

s.015 Contracts with individuals practising in partnership

s.016 Duration

s.019 Minor surgery

s.020 Services: general

s.020 Services: remote provision outside practice premises

s.021 Membership of a CCG

s.022 Certificates

s.023 Finance

s.025 Circumstances in which fees and charges may be made

s.027 Disclosure of information about NHS earnings: contractors and sub-contractors

s.027 Disclosure of information about NHS earnings: jobholders

s.027 Calculation of NHS earnings for the purposes of regulations 27A and 27AA

s.028 Sub-contracting

s.029 Variation of contracts

s.029 Variation of contracts: integrated care provider contracts

s.031 Termination of a contract

s.032 Other contractual terms

s.033 Opt outs: interpretation

s.034 Opt outs: general

s.036 Minor surgery: temporary opt outs and permanent opt outs following temporary opt outs

s.049 Terms and conditions

s.066 Vaccines and immunisations: exception for private arrangements

s.071 Meaning of “appropriate software” for the purposes of regulations 71ZD, 71ZE and 71ZF

s.074 Provision of information: GP access data

s.074 NHS staff surveys

s.074 Information relating to the Lung Cancer Screening Programme

s.082 Dispute resolution: non-NHS contracts

s.084 Determination of the dispute

s.085 Interpretation of this Part

s.086 Functions of a Local Medical Committee

s.095 Third party rights

s.096 General transitional provision and saving

s.097 Consequential amendments

s.098 Revocations

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s.sch003 Premises Regulated

Ensure premises are suitable and sufficient for patient needsContractor

s.sch003 Patients aged 75 and over Regulated

Offer a consultation to patients aged 75 or over who haven't been seen in a yearContractor

s.sch003 Patients aged 75 and over: accountable GP Regulated

Assign an accountable GP and coordinate care for patients aged 75 and overContractor

s.sch003 NHS e-Referral Service (e-RS) Regulated

Use NHS e-Referral Service for consultant-led outpatient referralsContractor

s.sch003 Direct booking by NHS 111 or via a connected service Regulated

Offer minimum daily appointments for direct NHS 111 bookingContractor

s.sch003 Clinical reports Regulated

Provide clinical report to NHS England for non-registered patientsContractor

s.sch003 Storage of vaccines Regulated

Store vaccines correctly and monitor refrigerator temperatures dailyContractor

s.sch003 Infection control Regulated

Have appropriate infection control and decontamination arrangementsContractor

s.sch003 Duty of co-operation Regulated

Co-operate with providers of services you do not offerContractor

s.sch003 Duty of co-operation: Primary Care Networks Regulated

Co-operate with Primary Care Network services and share information with patientsContractor

s.sch003 Duty to have regard to Armed Forces Covenant principles Regulated

Have due regard to Armed Forces Covenant principles for patientsContractor

s.sch003 Cessation of service provision: information requests Regulated

Comply with information requests when ceasing certain NHS servicesContractor

s.sch003 List of patients Regulated

Update patient list data when NHS England asksContractor

s.sch003 Application for inclusion in a list of patients Regulated

Notify NHS England of new patient registrations as soon as possibleContractor

s.sch003 Inclusion in list of patients: armed forces personnel Regulated

Manage armed forces patients registered with your practiceContractor

s.sch003 Inclusion in list of patients: detained persons Regulated

Accept and process detained persons' patient list applicationsContractor

s.sch003 Telephone services Regulated

Do not use 087, 090, 091 or 070 numbers for patient phone lines unless freeContractor

s.sch003 Temporary residents Regulated

Notify NHS England when a temporary resident's period endsContractor

s.sch003 Refusal of applications for inclusion in list of patients or for acceptance as temporary resident Regulated

Handle patient application refusals fairly and keep recordsContractor

s.sch003 Patient preference of a practitioner Regulated

Inform patients of right to choose a GP and try to comply with preferenceContractor

s.sch003 Removal from the list at the request of the patient Regulated

Notify NHS England when a patient asks to be removed from your listContractor

s.sch003 Removal from the list at the request of the contractor Regulated

Remove a patient from your list with proper notice and record-keepingContractor

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients who are violent Regulated

Remove violent patients from your list with immediate effectContractor

s.sch003 Cost of relevant calls Regulated

Keep patient call costs at geographical ratesContractor

s.sch003 Termination of responsibility for patients not registered with the contractor Regulated

Terminate non-registered patient services properly and keep recordsContractor

s.sch003 Crown servants and family members returning to the United Kingdom for more than three months: inclusion in list of original or successor practice Regulated

Accept and register qualifying returning Crown servants and family membersContractor

s.sch003 Persons returning to the United Kingdom for three months or less: temporary registration with original or successor practice Regulated

Accept eligible returning persons as temporary patients and notify NHS EnglandContractor

s.sch003 Crown servants and family members returning to the United Kingdom for more than three months: inclusion in list of patients of a new practice Regulated

Accept returning Crown servants and families onto your patient listContractor

s.sch003 Crown servants and family members returning to the United Kingdom for three months or less: temporary registration with new practice Regulated

Accept Crown servants returning for ≤3 months as temporary patientsContractor

s.sch003 Refusal of an application under paragraphs 32D to 32G Regulated

Handle application refusals fairly, notify within 14 days, and keep recordsContractor

s.sch003 Application for closure of list of patients Regulated

Submit written application to close patient list with required informationContractor

s.sch003 Approval of an application to close a list of patients Regulated

Close your patient list as specified in the closure noticeContractor

s.sch003 Rejection of an application to close a list of patients Regulated

Do not reapply to close patient list within 3 months of rejection unless circumstances changeContractor

s.sch003 Contact with the practice Regulated

Provide multiple contact methods and respond to patients within set timesContractor

s.sch003 Assignment to closed lists: NHS dispute resolution procedure relating to determinations of the assessment panel Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

Secretary of State must hear disputes about assigning new patients to closed GP listsCrown / Minister / Government department

s.sch003 Sub-contracting of clinical matters Regulated

Do not sub-contract clinical services without NHS England approval and due diligenceContractor

s.sch003 Sub-contracting out of hours services Regulated

Obtain NHS England approval before sub-contracting out-of-hours servicesContractor

s.sch003 Information to be included in practice leaflets Regulated

Include all required information in your practice leafletContractor

s.sch003 Marketing campaigns Regulated

Participate in up to 6 NHS marketing campaigns per yearContractor

s.sch003 Advertising private services Regulated

Do not advertise private services alongside NHS primary medical servicesContractor

s.sch003 Notices to NHS England Regulated

Notify NHS England of serious incidents, patient changes, and other key eventsContractor

s.sch003 Attendance outside practice premises Regulated

Visit patients at home or appropriate alternative when they cannot attend practiceContractor

s.sch003 Notice provisions specific to a contract with a company limited by shares Regulated

Notify NHS England of key company changes and confirm eligibilityContractor

s.sch003 Notice provisions specific to a contract with two or more individuals practising in a partnership Regulated

Notify NHS England of partnership changes (partner leaving or joining)Contractor

s.sch003 Notice of deaths Regulated

Notify NHS England of patient deaths on practice premises by next working dayContractor

s.sch003 Entry and inspection by NHS England Regulated

Allow NHS England to inspect your practice premisesContractor

s.sch003 Entry and inspection by the Care Quality Commission Regulated

Allow Care Quality Commission to enter and inspect your practice premisesContractor

s.sch003 Entry and inspection by Local Healthwatch organisations Regulated

Allow Local Healthwatch organisations to enter and inspect premisesContractor

s.sch003 Variation provisions specific to a contract with an individual medical practitioner Regulated

Notify NHS England before changing to partnership statusContractor

s.sch003 Variation provisions specific to a contract with two or more persons practising in partnership Regulated

Notify NHS England when your GP partnership changes or endsContractor

s.sch003 Newly registered patients Regulated

Invite newly registered patients for a health check within six monthsContractor

s.sch003 Late payment notices Regulated

You can serve a late payment notice and terminate the contract if NHS England fails to payContractor

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England for unlawful sub-contracting Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

NHS England must act on unlawful sub-contractingStatutory regulator

s.sch003 Newly registered patients – alcohol dependency screening Regulated

Screen newly registered patients for alcohol dependency and provide follow-upContractor

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England: remedial notices and breach notices Regulated

Contractor must remedy contract breaches within notice period or risk terminationContractor

s.sch003 Patients living with frailty Regulated

Identify and manage frailty in patients aged 65 and overContractor

s.sch003 Accountable GP Regulated

Assign an accountable GP to each registered patientContractor

s.sch003 Patients not seen within three years Regulated

Offer a catch-up consultation for patients not seen in 3 yearsContractor

s.sch003a Right to suspend a general medical services contract Regulated

Notify NHS England of intention to switch to integrated care provider contractContractor

s.sch003a Suspension of a general medical services contract: general Regulated

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator

NHS England must pay outstanding payments within 3 months of contract suspensionStatutory regulator

s.sch003a Termination, expiry or variation of an integrated care provider contract Regulated

Resume providing primary medical services after integrated care contract endsContractor

64 other schedules

s.sch001 Additional services: general

s.sch001 Cervical screening

s.sch001 Contraceptive services

s.sch001 Vaccines and immunisations

s.sch001 Childhood vaccines and immunisations

s.sch001 Child health surveillance

s.sch001 Maternity medical services

s.sch001 Minor surgery

s.sch003 Referral pathways

s.sch003 Directory of Services

s.sch003 Co-operation with NHS England: performance management

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients registered elsewhere

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients who have moved

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients whose address is unknown

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients absent from the United Kingdom etc.

s.sch003 New telephone contract or arrangement

s.sch003 Removal from the list of patients accepted elsewhere as temporary residents

s.sch003 Removal from the list of pupils etc. of a school

s.sch003 Meaning of “qualifying person”

s.sch003 Qualifying persons to be treated as previous patients of contractors

s.sch003 General interpretation of Part 2A

s.sch003 Application for an extension of a closure period

s.sch003 Re-opening of list of patients

s.sch003 Application of this Part

s.sch003 Assignment of patients to list of patients: open and closed lists

s.sch003 Factors relevant to assignments

s.sch003 Assignment of patients from outside practice area

s.sch003 Assignments to closed lists: composition and determinations of the assessment panel

s.sch003 Assignments to closed lists: assignments of patients by NHS England

s.sch003 Withdrawal and variation of approval under paragraph 45

s.sch003 Withdrawal or variation of approval with immediate effect

s.sch003 Use of NHS primary care logo

s.sch003 Notices given to patients following variation of the contract

s.sch003 Variation: general

s.sch003 Termination by agreement

s.sch003 Termination on the death of an individual medical practitioner

s.sch003 Termination by the contractor

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England: general

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England for breach of conditions in regulation 5

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England for the provision of untrue etc. information

s.sch003 Other grounds for termination by NHS England

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England where patients' safety is seriously at risk or where there is risk of material financial loss to Board

s.sch003 Termination by NHS England: additional provisions specific to contracts with two or more persons practising in partnership and companies limited by shares

s.sch003 Contract sanctions

s.sch003 Contract sanctions and the NHS dispute resolution procedure

s.sch003 Termination and the NHS dispute resolution procedure

s.sch003 Consultation with the Local Medical Committee

s.sch003a Interpretation

s.sch003a Integrated care provider contracts

s.sch003a Notice of intention to suspend a general medical services contract

s.sch003a Notice of intention to reactivate a general medical services contract

s.sch003a Right to reactivate a general medical services contract

s.sch003a Reactivation of a general medical services contract: general

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (General Medical Services Contracts) (Prescription of Drugs etc) Regulations 2004

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Procurement, Patient Choice and Competition) (No. 2) Regulations 2013

s.sch004 Amendment of the Primary Medical Services (Sale of Goodwill and Restrictions on Sub-contracting) Regulations 2004

s.sch004 Amendment of the NHS Business Services Authority (Awdurdod Gwasanaethau Busnes y GIG) Establishment and Constitution) Order 2005

s.sch004 Amendment of the Local Authority Social Services and National Health Service Complaints (England) Regulations 2009

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Functions of the First-tier Tribunal relating to Primary Medical, dental and Ophthalmic Services) Regulations 2010

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Clinical Commissioning Groups) Regulations 2012

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Performers Lists) (England) Regulations 2013

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Pharmaceutical and Local Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2013

s.sch004 Amendment of the National Health Service (Clinical Commissioning Groups – Disapplication of Responsibility) Regulations 2013

s.sch005 The enactments listed in column 1 of the Table are...

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