http://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2003/993/part/II/madeCommission For Health Improvement (Functions) (Wales) Regulations 2003National Health Service (NHS)Health careHealth and social care professionalsHealth and safety investigationsHealth and safety monitoringKing's Printer of Acts of Parliament2017-11-16NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE, WALES These Regulations make provision in relation to the functions of the Commission for Health Improvement established under section 19 of the Health Act 1999 (“the Commission”). PART II 2 1 Before the beginning of each financial year the Commission must prepare a work programme setting out the activities the Commission is to undertake in that year in the exercise of its functions. 2 Each work programme shall, in relation to that year, set out — a any particular matters with respect to which the Commission is to provide advice or information on clinical governance arrangements; b proposals as to the NHS bodies in relation to which the Commission is to conduct clinical governance reviews; c proposals as to the persons or bodies in relation to which the Commission is to conduct general reviews; d any particular matters which the Commission is to consider or take into account when conducting a clinical governance review or a general review; e the particular types of health care which are to be the subject of any national service reviews; and f any particular matters with respect to which the Commission is to conduct validation reviews. 3 The work programme shall be subject to approval by the National Assembly. 4 The work programme may be varied with the agreement of the National Assembly and shall be varied in accordance with any determinations given by the National Assembly. 5 Subject to the following regulations and to any directions given by the National Assembly the Commission shall exercise its functions in any financial year in accordance with the work programme relating to that year.