Part 2 Powers and Duties
National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006 (2006 c 42) | Legislation

Part 2 Powers and Duties

General

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(1)     An NHS trust may do anything which appears to it to be necessary or expedient for the purposes of or in connection with its functions.

(2)     In particular it may—

(a)     acquire and dispose of property,

(b)     enter into contracts, and

(c)     accept gifts of property (including property to be held on trust, either for the general or any specific purposes of the NHS trust or for any purposes relating to the health service).

(3)     The reference in sub-paragraph (2)(c) to specific purposes of the NHS trust includes a reference to the purposes of a specific hospital or other establishment or facility at or from which services are provided by the NHS trust.

NHS contracts

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(1)     In addition to carrying out its other functions, an NHS trust may, as the provider, enter into NHS contracts.

(2)     An NHS trust may not, as the provider, enter into an NHS contract for the provision of high security psychiatric services (within the meaning of section 4) unless the NHS trust is approved for the purpose of this paragraph by the Welsh Ministers.

(3)     Such approval—

(a)     must be for a period

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