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The National Health Service (Fund-Holding Practices) (Scotland) Regulations 1997

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Consequences of renunciation of recognition

11.—(1) The consequences of renunciation are that subject to paragraphs (2), (3) and (4), the members of a fund-holding practice cease, as from 31st March specified in the notice referred to in regulation 10(2), to be recognised as a fund-holding practice.

(2) Notwithstanding renunciation of recognition and subject to paragraph (6), a former fund-holding practice shall continue to fulfil the conditions specified in paragraphs 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of Schedule 2 until the relevant Health Board is satisfied that all the liabilities of the former fund-holding practice in relation to the allotted sum have been discharged.

(3) Where, on the date when the renunciation of recognition takes effect, the members of the fund-holding practice have any outstanding liabilities and the entire allotted sum payable in respect of the financial year ending on that date has been spent, such liabilities shall be met from any accumulated savings.

(4) When the relevant Health Board is satisfied that all liabilities of the fund-holding practice, have been discharged it shall send a notice to that effect to each member of the former fund-holding practice and as from receipt of that notice the practice shall no longer be required to fulfil any of the conditions set out in Schedule 2.

(5) If after a notice under the preceding paragraph has been sent, part of the allotted sum remains in the fund-holding account, the former fund-holding practice shall apply that sum as specified in regulation 22 for the benefit of the patients of the members of the former fund-holding practice in such proportions as the members of the former fund-holding practice may agree or, where they do not agree, in proportion to the respective list sizes of the members of the former fund-holding practice.

(6) If, at any time after the renunciation of recognition has taken effect, the relevant Health Board is satisfied that–

(a)no part of the allotted sum remains in the fund-holding account; and

(b)the liabilities of the former fund-holding practice in relation to the allotted sum have not been discharged,

all rights and any such liabilities of the former fund-holding practice shall, upon notice being sent to such effect to each member of the former fund-holding practice, transfer to the relevant Health Board.

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