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34Power to chargeE+W
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(1)After section 42 of the 1977 Act insert—
“42APower to charge: England
(1)The Secretary of State may give directions to a Primary Care Trust requiring it to charge a fee in cases or descriptions of case specified in the directions to persons who make an application referred to in section 42(2)(c)(i) or (ii) to the Primary Care Trust.
(2)The Secretary of State may in the directions—
(a)specify the fee himself, or
(b)require the Primary Care Trust to determine the amount of the fee in accordance with any requirements set out in the directions.
(3)Before determining the amount of the fee–
(a)in a subsection (2)(a) case, the Secretary of State must consult such organisations as he thinks fit that appear to him to represent persons providing pharmaceutical services and such organisations as he thinks fit that appear to him to represent Primary Care Trusts,
(b)in a subsection (2)(b) case, the Primary Care Trust must undertake any consultation required by the directions.
(4)The Secretary of State must publish in such manner as he thinks fit any directions he gives under this section.
(5)In a subsection (2)(b) case, the Primary Care Trust must publish in such manner as it thinks fit the fee which it determines.
42BPower to charge: Wales
(1)The National Assembly for Wales may charge a fee to persons who make an application referred to in section 42(2)(c)(i) or (ii) to the Assembly.
(2)The Assembly may determine the amount of the fee as it thinks fit, and may in particular charge a flat fee or charge different fees in different cases or descriptions of case.
(3)Subsections (4) and (5) apply if the Assembly directs a Local Health Board under section 16BB to exercise its functions of receiving and determining applications referred to in section 42(2)(c)(i) or (ii).
(4)The Assembly may give directions to the Local Health Board requiring it to charge a fee in cases or descriptions of case specified in the directions to persons who make an application referred to in section 42(2)(c)(i) or (ii) to the Local Health Board.
(5)The Assembly may in the directions—
(a)specify the fee itself, or
(b)require the Local Health Board to determine the amount of the fee in accordance with any requirements set out in the directions.
(6)Before determining the amount of the fee—
(a)in a subsection (1) case, the Assembly must consult such organisations as it thinks fit that appear to it to represent persons providing pharmaceutical services,
(b)in a subsection (5)(a) case, the Assembly must consult such organisations as it thinks fit that appear to it to represent persons providing pharmaceutical services and such organisations as it thinks fit that appear to it to represent Local Health Boards,
(c)in a subsection (5)(b) case, the Local Health Board must undertake any consultation required by the directions.
(7)The Assembly must publish in such manner as it thinks fit any fee it determines and any directions it gives under this section.
(8)In a subsection (5)(b) case, the Local Health Board must publish in such manner as it thinks fit the fee which it determines.”
(2)In section 126 of that Act (orders and regulations, and directions), in subsection (4), before “to give directions” insert “ or by section 42A or 42B above, ”.
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