76 Remuneration for persons providing general ophthalmic services
National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006 (2006 c 42) | Legislation

Remuneration

76  Remuneration for persons providing general ophthalmic services

(1)     The remuneration to be paid to persons who provide general ophthalmic services under this Part must be determined by determining authorities.

(2)     Determining authorities may also determine the remuneration to be paid to persons who provide those services in respect of the instruction of any person in matters relating to those services.

(3)     For the purposes of this section and section 77 determining authorities are—

(a)     the Welsh Ministers, and

(b)     so far as authorised by the Welsh Ministers to exercise the functions of determining authorities, any Local Health Board or other person appointed by them in an instrument.

(4)

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