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Whilst there are no specific proposals to use this power, as existing powers enable foreseen changes to secondary legislation in this area to be made, the ancillary power provides the flexibility to make any unforeseen but necessary adjustments that may arise as timeously as possible.
As such, either more resources would need to be put into general practice at a national level to make it a core part of GP services or funds would need to be provided to health boards to make suitable local arrangements. 18.
What would the fee be paying for, where would the funds raised go. There needs to be a bit more detail and conversation with the leisure industry before this can be taken forward.
What would the fee be paying for, where would the funds raised go. There needs to be a bit more detail and conversation with the leisure industry before this can be taken forward.
This included information on reciprocal healthcare arrangements, surveillance of cross border risks to health, recruitment and retention of staff in health and social care professions, research workforce and collaboration and mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
We generally see that funding models which rely on localised decision making tend to ignore Government Strategy in favour of local priorities and need.
I think that it would be difficult but not unmanageable. This would need to be funded, but there is probably a strong role for the commission to user test the materials that would be used with members of the public.