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Mr Andrew Lansley 17 Clause 28, page 24, line 24, leave out from 'time' to end of line 25.
Caroline Flint 92 Clause 28, page 24, line 25, at end insert ', and then only if such conditions as may be so specified are complied with.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 18 Clause 28, page 24, line 40, after 'Ministers', insert ', having consulted with representative bodies,'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 19 Clause 28, page 24, line 41, after 'pharmacist', insert 'having regard to—
Caroline Flint 93 Clause 28, page 25, line 16, leave out 'under' and insert 'made by virtue of'.
Caroline Flint 94 Clause 28, page 25, line 22, leave out 'under' and insert 'made by virtue of'.
Steve Webb 122 *Clause 28, page 25, line 29, at end insert—'(12) Before making regulations under this section the Health Ministers shall consult such persons as appear to them to represent persons providing pharmaceutical services.'.
Caroline Flint 95 Clause 28, page 25, leave out line 37 and insert 'making of entries in a record relating to the responsible pharmacist),'.
Caroline Flint 96 Clause 28, page 25, line 39, leave out from 'of' to end of line 40 and insert 'the record)." '.
Mr Andrew Lansley 20 Clause 28, page 26, line 2, at end add—'( ) The Health Ministers will ensure that responsible pharmacists can seek guidance under this section.'.
Steve Webb 121 *Clause 31, page 26, leave out lines 20 to 40 and insert—'(1) The Secretary of State may give directions to a Primary Care Trust requiring it to charge a fee to persons who make an application referred to in section 42(2)(c)(i) or (ii) to the Primary Care Trust. (2) The Secretary of State shall in the directions specify the fee to be charged, which may vary according to the type of application being made but not according to the place in England where it is made. (3) Before determining the amount of any fee to be charged the Secretary of State must consult such organisations as he thinks fit that appear to him to represent persons providing pharmaceutical services and such organisations as he thinks fit that appear to him to represent Primary Care Trusts. (4) The Secretary of State must publish in such manner as he thinks fit any directions he gives under this section.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 21 Clause 31, page 26, line 28, at end insert—
Steve Webb 115 Page 27, line 37, leave out Clause 32.
Caroline Flint 82 Clause 33, page 28, line 26, at end insert—'(2) In section 17S of the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (c.29) (eligibility to be contractor under pharmaceutical care services contract), after subsection (1) insert—
Steve Webb 79 Clause 34, page 28, line 41, leave out from 'all' to end of line 11 on page 29 and insert 'persons'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 29 Clause 35, page 32, line 47, at end insert—'( ) Regulations under subsection (2) must make provision for all those with entitlement to GOS to retain the right to have that delivered by the provider of his or her choice.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 30 Clause 35, page 32, line 47, at end insert—'( ) Regulations under subsection (2) must make provision as to the right of those qualifying for a GOS sight test to have that sight test, and for the provider to be recompensed without any limitation on the number of sight tests carried out either in total or at any listed practice.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 31 Clause 35, page 32, line 47, at end insert—'( ) Regulations under subsection (2) shall direct that the Primary Care Trust will not be able to place any limitation on the number of providers or performers listed in their area, or deny the right of any performer listed by another Primary Care Trust to undertake sight tests in their area.'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 32 Clause 35, page 32, line 47, at end insert—'( ) Regulations under section 16CD(4) shall direct that the remuneration paid to providers for each sight test shall be a nationally negotiated fee as agreed from time to time by the Secretary of State.'.
Steve Webb 120 Clause 37, page 34, line 18, at end add—'(4) After subsection (3) insert—
(5) Optometrists shall have access to relevant sections of the patient electronic record (subject to informed consent) and NHS electronic GP and hospital referral systems. (6) Submissions of claims for ophthalmic payments shall be processed by the Business Services Authority.".'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 33 Clause 38, page 34, line 26, at end insert—
Steve Webb 116 Clause 38, page 34, line 27, after 'every', insert 'dispensing optician or'.
Steve Webb 117 Clause 38, page 34, line 30, after 'optometrist', insert 'or dispensing optician'.
Steve Webb 118 Clause 38, page 34, line 36, leave out paragraph (b).
Caroline Flint 112 Clause 38, page 35, line 10, leave out from 'determine' to end of line 22 and insert 'the amount of its administrative expenses for that year.( ) A Primary Care Trust may—
Caroline Flint 113 Clause 38, page 35, leave out lines 27 to 32.
Steve Webb 80 Clause 39, page 36, line 7, at end insert—'( ) A description set out under subsection (2) shall include any person unqualified to dispense optical appliances to persons under the age of 16.'.
Steve Webb 119 Clause 39, page 36, line 7, at end insert 'which may include persons unqualified to dispense optical appliances to persons under the age of 16.'.
Caroline Flint 77 Schedule 4, page 73, line 40, leave out 'a copy' and insert 'copies of the accounts and'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 23 Clause 71, page 54, line 17, leave out 'which may be' and insert 'that will be'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 24 Clause 71, page 54, line 28, leave out 'which may be' and insert 'that will be'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 25 Clause 71, page 55, line 2, leave out 'which may be' and insert 'that will be'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 26 Clause 71, page 55, line 9, leave out 'which may be' and insert 'that will be'.
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