105 Scope of powers
Health and Care Act 2022 (2022 c 31) | Legislation

105  Scope of powers

(1)     In sections 103 and 104, references to modifying the functions of a body include—

(a)     conferring a function on the body;

(b)     abolishing a function of the body;

(c)     changing the purpose or objective for which the body exercises a function;

(d)     changing the conditions under which the body exercises a function.

(2)     In sections 103 and 104, references to the constitutional arrangements of a body include matters relating to—

(a)     the name of the body;

(b)

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