SCHEDULE 11 Additional Provisions as to Regulations for the Making and Recovery of Charges
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (1978 c 29) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 11 Additional Provisions as to Regulations for the Making and Recovery of Charges

Sections 69–71

Regulations under section 69—charges for drugs, medicines or appliances, or pharmaceutical services

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(1)     No charge shall be made under section 69(1) in relation to the supply of drugs, medicines and appliances referred to in paragraph (a) of that subsection in respect of—

(a)     the supply of any drug, medicine or appliance for a patient who is for the time being resident in hospital, or

(b)     the supply of any drug or medicine [(otherwise than in accordance with section 17C arrangements)] for the treatment of venereal disease, or

(c)     the supply of any appliance for a person who is under 16 years of age [or is under 19 years of age and receiving qualifying full-time education, or]

(d)     the replacement or repair of any appliance in consequence of a defect in the appliance as supplied,

and regulations may provide for the remission or repayment of any charge payable under paragraph (a) of section 69(1) in such other cases as may be prescribed.

(2)     Regulations made under section 69(1) in relation to the pharmaceutical services referred to in paragraph (b) of that subsection

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