120 Additional responsibilities of responsible officers: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
Health and Social Care Act 2008 (2008 c 14) | Legislation

120  Additional responsibilities of responsible officers: England and Wales and Northern Ireland

(1)     Regulations under this section may confer on a responsible officer nominated or appointed for the purposes of regulations under section 45A of the Medical Act 1983 (c 54) (requirement to nominate or appoint responsible officer) additional responsibilities that relate to—

(a)     the entry by the designated body into contracts of employment with medical practitioners or into contracts for the provision of services by such practitioners,

(b)     the monitoring of the conduct or performance of medical practitioners who have a prescribed connection with the designated body, or

(c)     ensuring that appropriate action is taken in response to concerns about such conduct or performance,

but do

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