[28B Part II remuneration: supplementary]
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (1978 c 29) | Legislation

[28B  Part II remuneration: supplementary]

[(1)     Before a determination is made by the Secretary of State which relates to all persons who provide services of, or of a category falling within, one of the descriptions of services mentioned in section 28A(1), he—

(a)     shall consult a body appearing to him to be representative of persons to whose remuneration the determination would relate, and

(b)     may consult such other persons as he considers appropriate.

(2)     Determinations may make different provision for different cases including different provision for any particular case, class of case or area.

(3)     Determinations may—

(a)     be made in more than one stage;

(b)     be made by more than one determining authority;

(c)     be varied or revoked by subsequent determinations.

(4)     A determination

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