Regulation 9 Requirements with which a performer in a performers list must comply

(1)

A performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall make a declaration to that Trust in writing, within 7 days of its occurrence, if he—

(a)

is convicted of any criminal offence in the United Kingdom;

(b)

is bound over following a criminal conviction in the United Kingdom;

(c)

accepts a police caution in the United Kingdom;

(d)

has accepted and agreed to pay either a procurator fiscal fine under section 302 of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995^f1 or a penalty under section 115A of the Social Security Administration Act 1992^f2;

(e)

has, in summary proceedings in Scotland in respect of an offence, been the subject of an order discharging him absolutely (without proceeding to conviction);

(f)

is convicted elsewhere of an offence, or what would constitute a criminal offence if committed in England and Wales;

(g)

is charged in the United Kingdom with a criminal offence, or is charged elsewhere with an offence which, if committed in England and Wales, would constitute a criminal offence;

(h)

is informed by any licensing, regulatory or other body of the outcome of any investigation into his professional conduct, and there is a finding against him;

(i)

becomes the subject of any investigation into his professional conduct by any licensing, regulatory or other body;

(j)

becomes subject to an investigation into his professional conduct in respect of any current or previous employment, or is informed of the outcome of any such investigation, where it is adverse;

(k)

becomes to his knowledge the subject of any investigation by the NHS Counter Fraud and Security Management Service in relation to fraud, or is informed of the outcome of such an investigation, where it is adverse;

(l)

becomes the subject of any investigation by another Primary Care Trust or equivalent body, which might lead to his removal from any list or equivalent list; or

(m)

is removed, contingently removed or suspended from, refused admission to, or conditionally included in, any list or equivalent list,

and, if so, he shall give details, including approximate dates, and where any investigation or proceedings were or are to be brought, the nature of that investigation or those proceedings, and any outcome.

(2)

A performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, and is, was in the preceding six months, or was at the time of the originating events a director of a body corporate, shall make a declaration to that Trust in writing within 7 days of its occurrence if that body corporate—

(a)

is convicted of any criminal offence in the United Kingdom;

(b)

is convicted elsewhere of an offence, or what would constitute a criminal offence if committed in England and Wales;

(c)

is charged in the United Kingdom with a criminal offence, or is charged elsewhere with an offence which, if committed in England and Wales, would constitute a criminal offence;

(d)

is informed by any licensing, regulatory or other body of the outcome of any investigation into its provision of professional services, and there is a finding against it;

(e)

becomes the subject of any investigation into its provision of professional services by any licensing, regulatory or other body;

(f)

becomes to his knowledge the subject of any investigation in relation to fraud, or is informed of the outcome of such an investigation, if adverse;

(g)

becomes the subject of any investigation by another Primary Care Trust or equivalent body, which might lead to its removal from any list or equivalent list; or

(h)

is removed, contingently removed or suspended from, refused admission to, or conditionally included in any list or equivalent list,

and, if so, he shall give the name and registered address of the body corporate and details, including approximate dates, of where any investigation or those proceedings were or are to be brought, the nature of that investigation or proceedings, and any outcome.

(3)

A performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall consent to a request being made by that Trust to any employer or former employer, licensing, regulatory or other body in the United Kingdom or elsewhere for information relating to a current investigation or an investigation, where the outcome was adverse, by that employer or body into the performer or a body corporate referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2) and, for the purposes of this paragraph, “employer” includes any partnership of which the performer is or was a member.

(4)

A performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall supply it with an enhanced criminal record certificate under section 115 of the Police Act 1997^f3 in relation to himself, if it at any time, for reasonable cause, it requests him to provide such a certificate.

(5)

Subject to paragraph (6), a performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall comply with any undertaking he gave on admission to that list or to any previous list from which he has been transferred pursuant to Schedule 1.

(6)

A performer, who is included in a relevant performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall act in accordance with the undertakings that a performer is required by these Regulations to provide when applying for inclusion in that relevant performers list.

(7)

A performer, who is included in a performers list of a Primary Care Trust, shall, except where the relevant Part provides to the contrary—

(a)

participate in the appraisal system provided by a Primary Care Trust; and

(b)

if the appraisal is not conducted by the Trust in whose list he is included, send that Trust a copy of the statement summarising that appraisal.

Annotations

Footnotes

f1: 1995 c. 46.
f2: 1992 c. 5; section 115A was inserted by section 15 of the Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997 (c. 47).
f3: 1997 c. 50.