274 Powers of Secretary of State or [NHS England] to give directions
Health and Social Care Act 2012 (2012 c 7) | Legislation

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274  Powers of Secretary of State or [NHS England] to give directions

[(1)     Regulations may make provision conferring powers on the Secretary of State to give directions—

(a)     requiring a health or social care body to exercise such of NHS England's relevant data functions as may be specified;

(b)     requiring NHS England or another health or social care body to exercise such information functions of the Secretary of State as may be specified;

(c)     requiring NHS England to exercise such of the information functions of any health or social care body as may be specified;

(d)     requiring NHS England to exercise such systems delivery functions of the Secretary of State as may be specified.]

[(1A)     Regulations may make provision conferring powers on NHS England

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