- General responsibilities of local authorities
- 1.Promoting individual well-being
- 2.Preventing needs for care and support
- 3.Promoting integration of care and support with health services etc.
- 4.Providing information and advice
- 5.Promoting diversity and quality in provision of services
- 6.Co-operating generally
- 7.Co-operating in specific cases
- 8.How to meet needs
- 9.Assessment of an adult's needs for care and support
- 10.Assessment of a carer's needs for support
- 11.Refusal of assessment
- 12.Assessments under sections 9 and 10: further provision
- 13.The eligibility criteria
- 14.Power of local authority to charge
- 15.Cap on care costs
- 16.Cap on care costs: annual adjustment
- 17.Assessment of financial resources
- 18.Duty to meet needs for care and support
- 19.Power to meet needs for care and support
- 20.Duty and power to meet a carer's needs for support
- 21.Exception for persons subject to immigration control
- 22.Exception for provision of health services
- 23.Exception for provision of housing etc.
- 24.The steps for the local authority to take
- 25.Care and support plan, support plan
- 26.Personal budget
- 27.Review of care and support plan or of support plan
- 28.Independent personal budget
- 29.Care account
- 30.Cases where adult expresses preference for particular accommodation
- 31.Adults with capacity to request direct payments
- 32.Adults without capacity to request direct payments
- 33.Direct payments: further provision
- 34.Deferred payment agreements and loans
- 35.Deferred payment agreements and loans: further provision
- 36.Alternative financial arrangements
- 37.Notification, assessment, etc.
- 38.Case where assessments not complete on day of move
- 39.Where a person's ordinary residence is
- 40.Disputes about ordinary residence or continuity of care
- 41.Financial adjustments between local authorities
- 42.Enquiry by local authority
- 43.Safeguarding Adults Boards
- 44.Safeguarding adults reviews
- 45.Supply of information
- 46.Abolition of local authority's power to remove persons in need of care
- 47.Protecting property of adults being cared for away from home
- 48.Temporary duty on local authority
- 49.Section 48: cross-border cases
- 50.Temporary duty on local authority in Wales
- 51.Temporary duty on Health and Social Care trust in Northern Ireland
- 52.Sections 48 to 51: supplementary
- 53.Specifying criteria for application of market oversight regime
- 54.Determining whether criteria apply to care provider
- 55.Assessment of financial sustainability of care provider
- 56.Informing local authorities where failure of care provider likely
- 57.Sections 54 to 56: supplementary
- 58.Assessment of a child's needs for care and support
- 59.Child's needs assessment: requirements etc.
- 60.Assessment of a child's carer's needs for support
- 61.Child's carer's assessment: requirements etc.
- 62.Power to meet child's carer's needs for support
- 63.Assessment of a young carer's needs for support
- 64.Young carer's assessment: requirements etc.
- 65.Assessments under sections 58 to 64: further provision
- 66.Continuity of services under other legislation
- 67.Involvement in assessments, plans etc.
- 68.Safeguarding enquiries and reviews
- 69.Recovery of charges, interest etc.
- 70.Transfer of assets to avoid charges
- 71.Five-yearly review by Secretary of State
- 72.Part 1 appeals
- 72A.Default power of Secretary of State
- 72B.Default power of Secretary of State: supplementary
- 73.Human Rights Act 1998: provision of regulated care or support etc a public function
- 74.Discharge of hospital patients with care and support needs
- 75.After-care under the Mental Health Act 1983
- 76.Prisoners and persons in approved premises etc.
- 77.Registers of sight-impaired adults, disabled adults, etc.
- 78.Guidance, etc.
- 79.Delegation of local authority functions
- 80.Part 1: interpretation
- Quality of services
- 81.Duty of candour
- 82.Warning notice
- 83.Imposition of licence conditions on NHS foundation trusts
- 84.Trust special administration: appointment of administrator
- 85.Trust special administration: objective, consultation and reports
- 86.Restriction on applications for variation or removal of conditions
- 87.Rights of appeal
- 88.Unitary board
- 89.Chief Inspectors
- 90.Independence of the Care Quality Commission
- 91.Reviews and performance assessments
- 92.Offence
- 93.Penalties
- 94.Offences by bodies
- 95.Training for persons working in regulated activity
- CHAPTER 1 The Education and Training Functions of NHS England
- Establishment
- 96.Health Education England
- 97.Planning education and training for health care workers etc.
- 98.Ensuring sufficient skilled health care workers for the health service
- 99.Quality improvement in education and training, etc.
- 100.Objectives, priorities and outcomes
- 101.Sections 98 and 100: matters to which NHS England must have regard
- 102.Advice
- 103.Local Education and Training Boards
- 104.LETBs: appointment etc.
- 105.LETBs: co-operation by providers of health services
- 106.Education and training plans
- 107.Commissioning education and training
- 108.Tariffs
- Establishment
- 109.The Health Research Authority
- 110.The HRA's functions
- 111.Co-ordinating and promoting regulatory practice etc.
- 112.The HRA's policy on research ethics committees
- 113.Approval of research
- 114.Recognition by the HRA
- 115.Establishment by the HRA
- 116.Membership of the United Kingdom Ethics Committee Authority
- 117.Approval for processing confidential patient information
- Miscellaneous
- 118.Transfer orders
- 119.Chapters 1 and 2: interpretation and supplementary provision
- 120.Powers of administrator etc.
- Integration fund
- 121.Integration of care and support with health services etc : integration fund
- 122.The Health and Social Care Information Centre: restrictions on dissemination of information
- 123.Power to make consequential provision
- 124.Power to make transitional etc. provision
- 125.Regulations and orders
- 126.General interpretation
- 127.Commencement
- 128.Extent and application
- 129.Short title
- SCHEDULE 1Cross-border placements
- Placements from England to Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland
- 1.(1) Where a local authority in England is meeting an.
- 2.(1) Where a local authority in Wales is discharging its.
- 3.(1) Where a local authority in Scotland is discharging its.
- 4.(1) Where there are arrangements under Article 15 of the.
- 5.(1) Any dispute about the application of any of paragraphs.
- 6.(1) This paragraph applies where— (a) an adult has been.
- 7.(1) In section 86 of the Social Work (Scotland) Act.
- 8.(1) In a case where, as a result of this.
- 9.(1) Regulations may provide for this Schedule to apply, with.
- 10.(1) Regulations may provide for this Schedule to apply, with.
- 11.Regulations under this Schedule— (a) if they include provision relating.
- 12.(1) This paragraph applies for the purposes of this Schedule.
- 13.In section 194 of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales).
- 14.(1) Pending the commencement of Part 4 of the Social.
- Membership, etc.
- 1.(1) The members of an SAB are—
- 2.(1) A member of an SAB listed in paragraph 1(1).
- 3.(1) An SAB must publish for each financial year a.
- 4.(1) As soon as is feasible after the end of.
- Cases where hospital patient is likely to have care and support needs after discharge
- 1.(1) Where the NHS body responsible for a hospital patient.
- 2.(1) The NHS body responsible for a hospital patient, having.
- 3.(1) The relevant authority, having received an assessment notice and.
- 4.(1) If the relevant authority, having received an assessment notice.
- 5.(1) An NHS body may make arrangements with any person.
- 6.(1) Regulations may modify, or otherwise make provision about, the.
- 7.(1) A hospital patient is a person ordinarily resident in.
- 8.Regulations may— (a) specify the form and content of an.
- PART 1 After-care under the Mental Health Act 1983: direct payments
- 1.(1) Sections 31 (adults with capacity to request direct payments).
- SCHEDULE A1 Direct payments: after-care under the Mental Health Act.
- PART 1 Constitution
- Membership
- 1.(1) HEE consists of— (a) a chair appointed by the.
- 2.(1) The members of HEE must include persons who have.
- 3.(1) A person holds office as a non-executive member of.
- 4.(1) Having decided to suspend a person under paragraph 3(6).
- 5.(1) Where a person is suspended from office as the.
- 6.(1) HEE must pay its non-executive members such remuneration as.
- 7.(1) Each executive member of HEE is appointed as an.
- 8.(1) HEE must pay its employees such remuneration as it.
- 9.(1) HEE may appoint committees and sub-committees.
- 10.(1) HEE may regulate its own procedure.
- 11.(1) The application of HEE's seal must be authenticated by.
- 12.(1) HEE is not to be regarded as a servant.
- Exercise of functions
- 13.(1) HEE must exercise its functions effectively, efficiently and economically.
- 14.(1) HEE may provide help or advice to another public.
- 15.(1) HEE must, in the exercise of its functions, co-operate.
- 16.In section 9(4) of the National Health Service Act 2006.
- 17.(1) HEE may arrange with a devolved authority for HEE—.
- 18.(1) If the Secretary of State considers that HEE is.
- Funding
- 19.(1) The Secretary of State must pay HEE for each.
- 20.(1) HEE must ensure that total expenditure attributable to its.
- 21.Where HEE generates income from carrying out activities for the.
- 22.(1) HEE must ensure that— (a) its use of capital.
- 23.(1) The Secretary of State may direct HEE to ensure.
- 24.(1) Section 265 of the Public Health Act 1875 (which.
- 25.(1) HEE must keep— (a) proper accounts, and
- 26.(1) HEE must prepare consolidated annual accounts for each financial.
- 27.(1) The Secretary of State may, with the approval of.
- 28.(1) As soon as is feasible after the end of.
- Public Records Act 1958
- 29.In Part 2 of the Table in Schedule 1 to.
- 30.In the Schedule to the Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings).
- 31.In Schedule 2 to the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967, at.
- 32.In Part 2 of Schedule 1 to the House of.
- 33.In section 48(6) of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act.
- 34.In Part 3 of Schedule 1 to the Freedom of.
- 35.In Part 1 of Schedule 19 to the Equality Act.
- The area for which an LETB is appointed
- 1.(1) HEE must ensure that the areas of LETBs—
- 2.(1) HEE must, whenever it considers appropriate, assess—
- 3.(1) HEE must publish the appointment criteria; but before doing.
- 4.(1) Regulations may— (a) give LETBs additional functions relating to.
- PART 1 Constitution
- Membership
- 1.(1) The HRA consists of— (a) a chair appointed by.
- 2.(1) A person holds office as a non-executive member of.
- 3.(1) Having decided to suspend a person under paragraph 2(6).
- 4.(1) Where a person is suspended from office as the.
- 5.(1) The HRA must pay its non-executive members such remuneration.
- 6.(1) Each executive member of the HRA is appointed as.
- 7.(1) The HRA must pay its employees such remuneration as.
- 8.(1) The HRA must appoint a committee for the purpose.
- 9.Regulations may provide for the committee appointed under paragraph 8(1).
- 10.(1) The HRA may regulate its own procedure.
- 11.(1) The application of the HRA's seal must be authenticated.
- 12.(1) The HRA is not to be regarded as a.
- Exercise of functions
- 13.(1) The HRA must exercise its functions effectively, efficiently and.
- 14.(1) The HRA may provide help or advice to another.
- 15.(1) The HRA may arrange with a devolved authority for.
- 16.(1) If the Secretary of State considers that the HRA.
- Funding
- 17.The Secretary of State may, with the consent of the.
- 18.(1) Regulations may require payment of a fee in relation.
- 19.(1) The HRA must keep accounts in such form as.
- 20.(1) As soon as is feasible after the end of.
- Public Records Act 1958
- 21.In Part 2 of the Table in Schedule 1 to.
- 22.In the Schedule to the Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings).
- 23.In Schedule 2 to the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967, at.
- 24.In Part 2 of Schedule 1 to the House of.
- 25.In section 48(6) of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act.
- 26.In Part 6 of Schedule 1 to the Freedom of.
- 27.In Part 1 of Schedule 19 to the Equality Act.
- Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000 (S.I. 2000/1059)
- 1.In regulation 2(1) of the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations.
- 2.In regulation 2(1) of the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations.
- 3.In regulation 1(2) of the Health Service (Control of Patient.
- 4.In regulation 2(1) of the Nursing Homes Regulations (Northern Ireland).
- 5.In regulation 2(1) of the Residential Care Homes Regulations (Northern.
- 6.In regulation 2(1) of the Independent Health Care Regulations (Northern.
- 7.In article 1(2) of the Approval of Research on Organs.
- 8.In regulation 1(2) of the Human Tissue Act 2004 (Ethical.
- 9.In regulation 2 of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (Appropriate.
- 10.In regulation 2 of the Mental Capacity 2005 (Appropriate Body).
- 11.In regulation 2(1) of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Disclosure.
- 12.In regulation 25 of the Independent Health Care (Wales) Regulations.
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