[12IR HIS: monitoring and development of staffing tools]
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (1978 c 29) | Legislation

[12IR  HIS: monitoring and development of staffing tools]

[(1)     HIS must—

(a)     monitor the effectiveness of any staffing level tool or professional judgement tool which has been prescribed by the Scottish Ministers under section 12IJ(3) (including any new or revised tools which have been developed under this section), and

(b)     where it considers that any such tool is no longer effective, recommend the revocation or replacement of the tool to the Scottish Ministers.

(2)     HIS may develop and recommend to the Scottish Ministers new or revised staffing

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