[201A Provision of information by persons providing primary medical services or pharmaceutical services]
National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006 (2006 c 42) | Legislation

[Provision of information about medical supplies etc]

[201A  Provision of information by persons providing primary medical services or pharmaceutical services]

[(1)     Regulations may make provision requiring any Part 4 provider or Part 7 provider to—

(a)     record and keep information, or information of a description, specified in the regulations, and

(b)     provide that information to the Welsh Ministers.

(2)     Information, or a description of information, may not be specified in the regulations by virtue of subsection (1) unless the Welsh Ministers consider that the information may be required for the purpose of enabling or facilitating any of the following—

(a)     the determination of the payments to be made to any Part 4 providers;

(b)     the determination of the remuneration to be paid to any Part 7 providers;

(c)     the consideration

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