Legislation – The Health and Social Care Act 2012 (Commencement No.3, Transitional, Savings and Transitory Provisions and Amendment) Order 2012

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Introduction

1 Citation and interpretation

2 Commencement of provisions

3 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 64 of (supplementary provision as to the general duties of Monitor)

4 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 67 of the Act (conflicts between Monitor’s functions)

5 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 71 of the Act (Monitor’s failure to perform functions)

6 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 78 of the Act (guidance)

7 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 95 of the Act (special conditions)

8 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of section 98 of the Act (conditions relating to the continuation of the provision of services )

9 Transitory modifications in respect of the commencement of sections 101 (power to require documents and information) and 104 (modification references to the Competition Commission) of the Act

10 Saving provision in respect of the commencement of section 166 of the Act (information)

11 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of paragraph 13 of Schedule 8 to the Act (Monitor)

12 Saving provision in respect of the commencement of paragraph 10 of Schedule 13 to the Act

13 Transitory modification in respect of the commencement of paragraph 38 of Schedule 21 to the Act

14 Transitory modifications in respect of the commencement of paragraph 43(3) of Schedule 21 to the Act

15 Amendment of article 10 of the

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Explanatory note

Saving provision in respect of the commencement of section 166 of the Act (information)10.

Until section 81(1) of the Act (requirement for health service providers to be licensed) comes fully into force, section 48(1)(b) and (2) of the 2006 Act (information), as in force before the substitution made by section 166 of the Act, is to continue to have effect.