[17C Personal medical or dental services]
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (1978 c 29) | Legislation

[Provision of personal medical or dental services]

[17C  Personal medical or dental services]

[(1)     A Health Board may make one or more agreements with respect to their area, in accordance with the provisions of regulations under section 17E, under which—

(a)     [primary medical services] are provided (otherwise than by the Board); or

(b)     personal dental services are provided (otherwise than by the Board).

(2)     An agreement made under this section—

(a)     may not combine arrangements for the provision of [primary medical services] with arrangements for the provision of personal dental services

[(2A)     An agreement made under this section—

(a)     for the provision of primary medical services may include arrangements for the

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