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13.—(1) Where an applicant (A) is relying on paragraph 5(1), the Primary Care Trust to which A’s application is made (PCT1) must notify A’s home Primary Care Trust (PCT2) of the application and seek a recommendation from it as to whether the application should be refused or deferred under regulation 33 or 34.
(2) Where it receives a notification under sub-paragraph (1), PCT2 must consider whether the application should be refused or deferred under regulation 33 or 34, and having done so, it must make a recommendation to PCT1 within 30 days of having received the notification.
(3) The recommendation must—
(a)set out all the relevant facts and be fully reasoned; and
(b)if it is that the application be refused or deferred, be sent by PCT1 as soon as is practicable to A, and PCT1 must at the same time seek the views of A on the accuracy of the facts set out by PCT2.
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