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The National Health Service (Charges, Remission of Charges and Pharmaceutical Services etc.) (Amendment and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2025
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Amendments to regulation 64 of the PLPS Regulations
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9.—(1) Regulation 64 (distance selling premises: specific conditions)(1) is amended as follows.
(2) In paragraph (3)(a) and (b), omit “, other than directed services,” in both places it occurs.
(3) In paragraph (3)(d)(ii)—
(a)for “essential services” substitute “pharmaceutical services”; and
(b)after “contact” insert “at the pharmacy premises”.
(4) After paragraph (3) insert —
“(3A) Notwithstanding the amendments to paragraph (3) which come into force on 1st October 2025, until the end of 31st March 2026 paragraph (3) remains in force as it had effect before those amendments were made, but only in so far as is necessary to give effect to paragraph (3B).
(3B) At distance selling premises listed in relation to X before 1st October 2025, X may until the end of 31st March 2026 provide directed services that consist of the supply or administration of a prescription only medicine used for vaccination or immunisation against coronavirus or influenza virus (but no other directed services).”.
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Relevant amendments have been made to regulation 64 by S.I. 2014/417 and 2023/479 and 1071.
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