92 Information about payments etc to persons in the health care sector
Health and Care Act 2022 (2022 c 31) | Legislation

Part 2 Health and Adult Social Care: Information

92  Information about payments etc to persons in the health care sector

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations require manufacturers or commercial suppliers of health care products, or connected persons, to—

(a)     publish information about payments or other benefits provided by them to relevant persons, or

(b)     provide such information to the Secretary of State.

(2)     The regulations may make further provision about when and how the information is to be published or provided.

(3)     The information may, in particular, include information about—

(a)     a payment or other benefit,

(b)     the person who provided it, or

(c)     the person who received it.

(4)     The regulations may make provision permitting or requiring the further sharing, publication or use of the information.

(5)     The regulations may impose requirements on manufacturers or commercial suppliers of health care products, or connected persons, about the retention of information relating to payments or other benefits

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