# The National Health Service (Appellate and Other Functions) Regulations 1992, Part II: PROVISIONS RELATING TO PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES


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(2)
Provision of Regulations
Nature of function
The Pharmaceutical Regulations—
regulation 8
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s decision of application for inclusion in pharmaceutical list, or against its refusal to amend original application or to extend time allowed for commencement of provision of services
regulation 10
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s decision that, or its refusal to consider whether, area is or is not rural in character, or against its decision as to postponement of making or termination of arrangements for provision of pharmaceutical services by a doctor
regulation 13
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s decision of, or itsrefusal to consider, application relating to controlled locality, or against its decision as to postponement of making or termination of arrangements for provision of pharmaceutical services by a doctor, or against its refusal to consider an application for preliminary consent
regulation 17(6) to (8)
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s decision to remove name from pharmaceutical list, and to give consequential direction
regulation 20(5), and (11) to (14)
to entertain and determine appeal in connection with FHSA’s decision to require doctor to provide pharmaceutical services
Schedule 2, paragraph 4(10) to (12)
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s refusal to approve times at which chemist proposes to provide pharmaceutical services, or against conditional approval
Schedule 2, paragraph 4(22) and (23)
to entertain and determine appeal against FHSA’s direction requiring revision of times at which chemist is required to provide pharmaceutical services

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1992/660/schedule/part/II (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/national-health-service-appellate-and-other-functions-regulations-1992/schedule/part-II
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