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The National Health Service (Variation of the Areas of Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Boards) (Scotland) Order 2006
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Duties in relation to the making of the scheme as to the transfer of property and criteria to be considered
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8.—(1) It shall be the duty of Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Boards in agreeing and making the scheme under article 7(1) to ensure that property situated in, or other rights and liabilities as respects, a place which will (following the variation of area in accordance with article (3)) be within the area of Greater Glasgow or Highland Health Board respectively, transfers to which of those Health Boards as will be the Health Board for that place.
(2) Where it appears to Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Board that the criterion in paragraph (1) is not adequate to designate to which of Greater Glasgow or Highland Health Boards any property or any other rights and liabilities are to transfer to and vest in, they may apply other criteria in respect of such property or other rights and liabilities as they think appropriate.
(3) It shall be the duty of Argyll and Clyde Health Board to co-operate with Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Boards in the preparation of the scheme under article 7(1), and to provide Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Boards with all information held by it, or on its behalf which Greater Glasgow and Highland Health Boards require to prepare and implement such scheme.
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