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The Public Services Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 (Commencement No. 2) Order 2010
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Column 1 (provisions of the Act) | Column 2 (subject matter) | Column 3 (purpose) |
|---|---|---|
| Sections 31 to 35 | Information on exercise of public functions | |
| Sections 44 to 106 except section 103 | Social care and social work: scrutiny and improvement | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Sections 108 and 110 | Health care: scrutiny and improvement | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Section 111 | The Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Sections 112 to 113 | User focus | |
| Section 114 | Scrutiny: duty of co-operation | |
| Sections 115 to 117 | Joint inspections | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Section 118 | Amendment of Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000(1) | |
| Section 125 | Reorganisation of restricted funds | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 8 | Information on exercise of public functions: listed public bodies | |
| Schedule 11 | Social Care and Social Work Improvement Scotland: establishment etc. | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 12 | Care services: definitions | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 13 | Social work services functions: specified enactments | |
| Schedule 14 | Social Care and Social Work Improvement Scotland: modifications of enactments | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 16 | Healthcare Improvement Scotland: establishment etc. | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 17 | Healthcare Improvement Scotland: modifications of enactments | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 18 | The Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland: modifications of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003(2) | The purpose of making subordinate legislation |
| Schedule 19 | Scrutiny functions: persons etc. subject to user focus duty | |
| Schedule 20 | Scrutiny functions: persons etc. subject to duty of co-operation |
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