Duration of a default contract
Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
- Default contracts may continue beyond 30 September 2004 in certain circumstances Local authority
Welsh Statutory Instrument
2004
United Kingdom
The General Medical Services Transitional and Consequential Provisions (Wales) Order 2004
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1 compliance obligation
Who this Act binds
Plus 1 non-business duty on Crown ministers, regulators, local authorities or tribunals — shown collapsed under each section below.
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Citation, commencement, application and interpretation
Entitlement to a general medical services contract
Entitlement to a general medical services contract as an individual medical practitioner
Appeal against refusal of a contract under article 3
Entitlement to a contract as one of two or more individuals practising in partnership
Duration of entitlement to a general medical services contract
Effect of termination of a default contract on entitlement to enter into a general medical services contract under articles 3 or 5
Entitlement to a general medical services contract of persons nominated under regulation 18C of the
Appeals under 18G and 18GG of the 1992 regulations
Entitlement to a general medical services contract following appeal under article 9
Appeal against failure of a Local Health Board to enter into a general medical services contract
Effect of events taking place after 31st March 2004 on entitlement to enter into a general medical services contract
Entitlement to a contract under section 176(3) of
Temporary arrangements under regulation 25 of the 1992 Regulations
Additional services in default contracts
Additional services in general medical services contracts under article 8 or 10
Additional services in general medical services contracts entered into following a default contract
Out of hours services in default contracts
Out of hours services in general medical services contracts to patients of exempt contractors who have entered into a default contract
Modification of certain out of hours provisions in the
Modification of certain out of hours provisions in the 2004 Regulations during the existence of contractual arrangements made under article 15
Effect on a general medical services contract of approval of an out of hours arrangement made by a default contractor
Services to patients not registered with the contractor in default contracts and general medical services contracts entered into on or before 31st March 2004
Services to patients not registered with the contractor in general medical services contracts entered into following a default contract
Premises for the purposes of default contracts and general medical services contracts entered into on or before 31st March 2004
Practice area for the purposes of default contracts
Lists of patients for default contracts and general medical services contracts entered into on or before 31st March 2004
Lists of patients for general medical services contracts entered into following a default contract
Lists of patients for default contracts and general medical services contracts entered into following arrangements under regulation 25 of the 1992 Regulations or article 11
Status of contractor’s list of patients for default contracts
Status of contractor’s list of patients for general medical services contracts
Dispute resolution procedures for default contracts
Additional ground for termination of a general medical services contract
Interpretation of this Part
Payments under default contracts
Due dates for payments under a default contract
Part payment of periodic payments where a contractor does not enter into a general medical services contract
Conditions, set offs
Effect of contractors entering into a general medical services contract
Persons not able to enter into a default contract
Claims under the Statement of Fees and Allowances
Modification of section 4(5) of the National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990
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