19 Information systems
Medicines and Medical Devices Act 2021 (2021 c 3) | Legislation

Chapter 2
Regulations: Information Systems, Advisory Committee

19  Information systems

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about the establishment and operation by [NHS England] of one or more information systems for purposes relating to—

(a)     the safety and performance, including the clinical effectiveness, of medical devices that are placed on the market;

(b)     the safety of individuals who receive or are treated with a medical device, or into whom a medical device is implanted;

(c)     the improvement of medical device safety and performance through advances in technology.

(2)     The regulations may (among other things) make provision—

(a)     specifying descriptions of information in relation to medical devices which may or must be entered or retained in an information system established under subsection (1);

(b)     requiring information to be provided to [NHS England] for the purposes of its functions under the regulations;

(c)     about the

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