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Terms of service of NHS chemists: generalU.K.

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11.—(1) The arrangements under which an NHS pharmacist undertakes to provide pharmaceutical services (and so their terms of service) are to include any provisions affecting their rights or obligations—

(a)that are included in these Regulations, including—

(i)the terms of service set out in Schedule 4 (which accordingly has effect), and

(ii)any obligation that is only applicable in prescribed cases, if the NHS pharmacist is a person to whom the obligation is applicable;

(b)that are included in the Drug Tariff, in so far as those rights or obligations relate to NHS pharmacists and are applicable in the case of the NHS pharmacist;

(c)where the NHSCB makes an arrangement with the NHS pharmacist for the provision of any directed services, that are included in that arrangement; and

(d)that are—

(i)included in regulations under section 225 of the 2007 Act M1 (duties of services-providers to allow entry by Local Healthwatch organisations or contractors), and

(ii)made for the purpose of imposing on a services-provider (within the meaning of that section) a duty to allow authorised representatives (within the meaning of that section) to enter and view, and observe the carrying-on of activities on, premises owned or controlled by the services-provider,

as varied, where applicable, in accordance with regulation 35 or Chapter 6 of Part 7 of the 2006 Act.

(2) The arrangements under which an NHS appliance contractor undertakes to provide pharmaceutical services (and so their terms of service) are to include any provisions affecting their rights or obligations—

(a)that are included in these Regulations, including—

(i)the terms of service set out in Schedule 5 (which accordingly has effect), and

(ii)any obligation that is only applicable in prescribed cases, if the NHS appliance contractor is a person to whom the obligation is applicable;

(b)that are included in the Drug Tariff, in so far as those rights or obligations relate to NHS appliance contractors and are applicable in the case of the NHS appliance contractor;

(c)where the NHSCB makes an arrangement with the NHS appliance contractor for the provision of any directed services, that are included in that arrangement; and

(d)that are—

(i)included in regulations under section 225 of the 2007 Act M2 (duties of services-providers to allow entry by Local Healthwatch organisations or contractors), and

(ii)made for the purpose of imposing on a services-provider (within the meaning of that section) a duty to allow authorised representatives (within the meaning of that section) to enter and view, and observe the carrying-on of activities on, premises owned or controlled by the services-provider,

as varied, where applicable, in accordance with regulation 35 or Chapter 6 of Part 7 of the 2006 Act.

[F1(3) A term of service of an NHS chemist that would otherwise be part of the arrangements mentioned in paragraphs (1) and (2) is temporarily not part of those arrangements, in the particular circumstances mentioned in sub-paragraph (c)(ii) and during the period mentioned in sub-paragraph (c)(iii), in the following circumstances—

(a)as a consequence of a disease being, or in anticipation of a disease being imminently—

(i)pandemic, and

(ii)a serious risk or potentially a serious risk to human health,

the NHSCB with the agreement of the Secretary of State has made an announcement in respect of the prioritisation of services to be provided in, or in any part of, England as part of the health service;

(b)the prioritisation is in order to assist in the management of the serious risk or potentially serious risk to human health;

(c)as part of the announcement, the NHSCB with the agreement of the Secretary of State has issued advice to the effect that NHS chemists are not to comply with a specified term of service—

(i)in the area to which the announcement relates,

(ii)in the circumstances specified in the announcement, and

(iii)during the period specified in the announcement; and

(d)the NHS chemist is situated in the area to which the announcement relates and compliance with the term of service (it being the specified term of service) would, but for the effect of this paragraph, be a requirement of the NHS chemist’s terms of service.]

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M1Section 225 has been amended by the Health and Social Care Act 2012 (c. 7), section 186(6) to (10), Schedule 14, paragraphs 103 and 106, and Schedule 5, paragraphs 148 and 151.

M2Section 225 has been amended by the Health and Social Care Act 2012 (c. 7), section 186(6) to (10), Schedule 14, paragraphs 103 and 106, and Schedule 5, paragraphs 148 and 151.

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