Functions exercisable solely by WAG or the National Assembly for Wales.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 1: Promotion and Provision of the Health Service in Wales:

• section 1: Duty to promote in Wales of a comprehensive health service designed to secure improvement- in the physical and mental health of the people of Wales, and in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of illness. Duty to provide or secure the provision of services in accordance with this Act.
• section 2: General power to provide health services.
• sections 3 to 5 and Schedule 1: Duty to provide some particular services which include for example high security psychiatric services, hospital accomadation, dental, ophtalmic or ambulance services.
• section 6: Powers in very limited cases to provide services outside of Wales.
• section 7: Power to determine disputes arising from NHS contracts or their negociations. Power to delegate that power. Power to determine the terms which have to be included in such contract including a power to issue directions. Power to vary the term of the arrangement or to stop it.
• section 9: Power to prescribe other health service bodies deemed to enter in NHS contracts.
• section 10: Power to delegate powers to other bodies so that they provide or assist in providing health services.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 2: Health Service Bodies:

• section 11 and Schedule 2: Power to establish Health Boards (LHBs).
• section 12: Power to direct functions of the LHBs.
• section 13: Power to direct exercice of LHBs functions.
• section 14: Power to prescribe by regulations the functions to be exercised in relation to arrangements for primary medical services under section 50 and arrangements for primary dental services under section 64.
• section 15: Power to make regulations in relation to the administration and management of services by LHBs.
• section 16: Power to direct when LHBs have to prepare plans for impoving health of the people and the provision of health care to such people. Power to direct LHBs to consult. Other powers to issue directions.
• section 18: Power to establish NHS Trusts.
• section 19 and schedule 3 paragraphs 19, 20: Power to issue directions as to the exercise of functions of the NHS trusts. Power to consent to exercise of functions by the NHS trusts. There are excepted matters.
• section 22 and Schedule 5: Power to establish Special Health Authorities. Duty to consult.
• section 23: Power to issue directions for the exercise of health functions to the Special Health Authorities.
• section 24: Power to issue directions as to the exercise of functions of the Special Health Authorities.
• section 25: Power to make regulations relating to the exercise of Special Health Authorities functions by another SHA or jointly with others SHAs.
• sections 26 and 27: Power to make "intervention orders".
• section 28: Power to make default orders.
• section 29: Duty to execrise health bodies' functions when body ceases to exist to deal with its liabilities. Power to transfer liabilities to an NHS body, the Welsh Ministers or the Secretary of State.
• section 30: Power by regulations to establish a scheme whereby any of the bodies specified in subsection (2) may make provision to meet- expenses arising from any loss of or damage to their property, and liabilities to third parties for loss, damage or injury arising out of the carrying out of the functions of the bodies concerned.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 3: Local Authorities and the NHS:

• section 33 ans schedule 12: Power to make regulations providing for or in connection with enabling arrangements between NHS bodies and local authorities.
• section 34: Power to prescribe functions for which local authorities may make payment. Power to prescribe in directions conditions relating to payments.
• section 35: Power to designate in some circumstances NHS Trusts as Care Trusts.
• sections 36 and 37: Power to direct partnership arrangements.
• sections 38 and 39: Power to suply goods and services subject to prescribed conditions.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 4: Medical Services:

• section 40: Power to prescribe when local authorirties have to formulate health and well-being strategies in Wales. Power to make further provision about these strategies.
• section 41: Power to prescribe the information relating to primary medical services a local authority must publish. Power to prescribe which services are primary medical services.
• section 43: Power to prescribe which primary medical services have to be provided.
• section 44: Power to prescribe conditions for an LHB to enter into a general medical services contract.
• section 45: Power to issue directions as to payments to be made under general medical services contracts. Duty to consult.
• section 46: Power to issue directions as to the drugs which may or may not be ordered for patients in the provision of medical services under the contract.
• section 47: Power to prescribe by regulations additional provision to GMS contracts.
• section 48: Power to make provision for the resolution of disputes as to the terms of a proposed general medical services contract.
• section 49: Power to prescribe the maintaining a list of persons who can perform primary medical services. Power to authorise disclosure of information.
• section 50: Power to make regulations relating to the arrangements by LHBs for the provision of primary medical services.
• section 51: Power to prescribe conditions some of the persons with whom agreements may be made under section 50 must meet.
• section 52: Power to make regulations about section 50 arrangements (see above).
• section 53: Power to make regulations requiring LHBs to consult a committee.
• section 55: Power to provide accomodation for the provision of primary medical services.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 5: Dental Services:

• section 56: Power to prescribe the information to be provided by LHBs in relation to primary dental services. Power to prescribe the description of such services.
• section 58: Power to prescribe provision of certain primary dental services.
• section 59: Power to prescribe conditions for an LHB to enter into a primary dental services contract.
• section 60: Power to issue directions as to payments to be made under general dental services contracts. Duty to consult.
• section 61: Power to prescribe by regulations additional provision to GDS contracts.
• section 62: Power to make provision for the resolution of disputes as to the terms of a proposed general dental services contract.
• section 63: Power to prescribe the maintaining a list of persons who can perform primary dental services. Power to authorise disclosure of information.
• section 64: Power to make regulations relating to the arrangements by LHBs for the provision of primary dental services.
• section 65: Power to prescribe conditions some of the persons with whom agreements may be made under section 64 must meet.
• section 66: Power to make regulations about section 64 arrangements (see above).
• section 67: Power to prescribe the functions of the LHBs and Welsh Ministers in relation to dental public health.
• section 69: Power to require a LHB to consult a Local Dental Committee.
• section 70: Power to provide accomodation for the provision of primary dental services.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 6: Ophthalmic Services:

• sections 71 and 73: Power to prescribe the qualifications for the provisions of general ophthalmic services. Power to decide on what is "qualifying full-time education" and "recognised educational establishment", power to decide when a person is to be treated as receiving full-time instruction. Power to make regulations relating to how a person's resources and requirements must be calculated. Power to define which services are general general ophthalmic services.
• section 72: Power to providefor the arrangements to be made under section 71. Duty to include certain provisions and to consult.
• section 74: Power to make regulations relating to the exercise of the choice of practitioner
• section 75: Power to remedy inadequate provision of ophthalmic services.
• sections 76 and 77: Power in specified cases to determine the remunaration of persons providing General Ophthalmic Services (GOSs). Duty to consult.
• section 78: Power to decide when LHBs are required to consult Local Optical Committees.
• section 79: Power to make available accomodation for the provision of GOSs.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part 7: Pharmaceutical services and local pharmaceutical services:

Chapter 1: Pharmaceutical Services:

• sections 80, 83 and 84: Duty to make regulations in relation to the duty of LHB to make arrangements for pharmaceutical services. Some prescribed contents for the regulations.
• sections 81 and 82: Power to give directions to LHBs in relation to additional pharmaceutical services. Duty to publish directions.
• section 85: Power to give directions for LHBs to charge a fee in certain cases.
• section 86: Duty to make regulations for the preparation and publication by each Local Health Board of one or more lists of medical practitioners who undertake to provide drugs, medicines or listed appliances (within the meaning given by section 80) under arrangements with the Local Health Board.
• section 87: Power to remedy inadequate provision of pharmaceutical services.
• sections 88 and 89: Power in specified cases to determine the remunaration of persons providing pharmaceutical services. Duty to consult.
• section 90: Power to decide when LHBs are required to consult Local Pharmaceutical Committees.
• section 91: Power to make available accomodation for the provision of pharmaceutical services.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Chapter 2: Local Pharmaceutical Services:

• section 92: Power to prescribe the meaning of "Local Pharmaceutical Services" for the purpose of this Chapter.
• section 93 and Schedule 6: Powers relating to Pilot Schemes. See below.
• section 94: Power by regulations to provide for the designation of priority neighbourhoods or premises by LHBs.
• section 95: Duty of the Welsh Minister to review at least once the pilot schemes. Power to determine the procedure for other reviews.
• section 96: Power to authorise LHBs to vary or terminate pilot schemes.
• section 97: Power to grant application to become a health service body (PHS body). Powers relating to the application itself and the publication of a list of PHSs.
• section 98: Power to provide for LHBs to fund the preparatory work.
• section 100: Power to decide on classes of premises from which piloted services may be provided.

Chapter 4: Local Pharmaceutical Services:Application of Enactments:

• section 102 and Schedule 7: Power in relation to LPS Schemes. See below.
• section 103: Power to amend enactments or apply them to arrangements similar to those contained in sections 50 and 64.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part VIII: Qualifications to Practice:

Chapter 1: Conditional Inclusion and Supplementary Lists:

• section 104: Power to make regulations relating to the conditional inclusion in ophtalmic and pharmaceutical lists.
• sections 105 and 106: Power to make regulations relating to the contents, preparation and publication of supplementary lists by LHBs.

Chapter 2: Disqualifications:

• section 107: Power to prescribe a scheme as a "health scheme" or "medical scheme" for the purpose of this section (disqualification of practitioners).
• section 110: Power to prescribe maximum period of suspension and power to make regulations providing for the payment of practioners who are suspended.
• section 114: Power to make regulations providing for the payment of practioners who have had a successfull appeal to the FHSAA against the decision that they are suspended.
• section 115: Power to change the period for a review of a national disqualification.
• section 116: Power to prescribe the persons to be notified by the LHBs of decisions made under this Chapter and the information to be accompanying such notifications.
• section 117: Power to prescribe the circumstances in which a practitioner may not withdraw from a list in which he is included.
• section 118: Power to make regulations as to how LHBs' decisions may be reached under this Chapter.
• section 119: Power to decide that a corresponding decision made in Scotland or Northern Ireland applies to Wales.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part IX: Charging:

• sections 121 and 122: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for drugs, medicines or appliances, or pharmaceutical services subject to prescribed exemptions.
• section 123: Powers in relation to pre-payment.
• section 124: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for drugs, medicines or appliances, or pharmaceutical services for non-residents in great Britain.
• sections 125 and 126: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for drugs, medicines or appliances, for relevant dental services subject to prescribed exemptions.
• section 127: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for local pharmaceutical services.
• section 128: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for optical appliances.
• section 129: Duty to provide by regulations for payments to be made in relation to optical appliances.
• section 130: Power to prescribe for the description of persons exempt to pay charges under sections 121, 125 or 128.
• section 131: Power to provide for the payment of travelling expenses to receive treatment.
• section 133: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for more expensive supplies.
• section 134: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for repairs and replacements in certain cases.
• section 135: Power to make regulations providing for the making and recovery of charges for designated services or facilities.
• section 136: Power to make regulations to reduce the sums otherwise payable to those providing services.
• section 137: Power to make regulations providing for hospital accomodation on part payment.
• section 138: Power to impose and recover expenses to be paid by employed patients.
• section 140: Power to issue directions for another authority to be the responsible authority for recovery of charges.
• section 141: Power to make regulations relating to penalties imposed after failure to pay charges.
• section 142: Power to authorise a person to defend himself or herself in court and other powers relating to the prosecution of offenses relating to charges.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part X: Protection of NHS From Fraud and Other Unlawful Activities:

A statutory instrument made under this Part is subject to annulment by resolution of the National Assembly.

• section 143: Power to require compulsory disclosure of documents.
• section 144: Power to amend the list of persons and bodies subject to this part of the Act. Draft instrument to be approved by the Assembly.
• sections 145 and 146: Power to serve a notice requiring the production of documents.
• section 147: Power by regulations to make provision for the delegaution of Special Health Authorities functions under section 145 and 146.
• section 148: Power to issue a Code of Practice relating to delegated functions.
• section 150: Duty to make provision for the protection of personal information disclosed for the purposes of proceedings.
• section 157(4): Power to make incidental and supplementary provision.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part XI: Property and Finance:

Chapter 1: Land and Other Property:

• section 159: Power to acquire, use and maintain property for the purposes of this Act.

Chapter 2: Trusts:

• section 160: Power to appoint and remove "special trustees".
• section 161: Power by order to transfer trust property.
• section 162: Power to transfer function and property to and from special trustees after consultation with the persons concerned.

Chapter 3: Property Transferred under the National Health Service Act 1946:

• section 166: Duty the secure the continuing service of trusts once the property has been transferred o the Welsh Ministers.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Chapter 4: Raising Money:

• section 169: Power to issue directions in relation to activities for raising money.

Chapter 5: Formation of Companies:

• section 170: Power to form and participate in public-private partnerships.

Chapter 6: Finance:

• section 171: Duty to meet the expenditure of Special Health Authorities. Power to increase or reduce previous allotment.
• section 172: Power to give directions in relation to the Special Health Authorities as to the exercise of their financial duties.
• section 173: Power to give directions in relation to the Special Health Authorities as to their resources limits.
• section 174: Duty to fund the Local Health Boards. Various powers relating to the funding.
• section 175: Power to give directions in relation to the LHBs as to the exercise of their financial duties.
• section 176: Power to give directions in relation to the LHBs as to their resources limits.
• section 177 and Schedule 8: Powers in relation to further expenditure of Local Health Boards. See below.
• section 178 and Schedule 9: Powers in relation to Accounts and Audit:
• section 179: Power to make provision for the payment of allowances to certain members of certain bodies.
• section 180: Power to provide for certain arrangments for the payment of remuneration to be made.
• section 181: Duty to pay practitioners for certain medical examinations.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part XII: Public Involvement and scrutiny:

Chapter 1: Community Health Councils:

• section 182 and Schedule 10: Power to reform or abolish the Community Health Councils.

Chapter 2: Overview and Scrutiny Committees:

• section 184: Power to make regulations relating to the functions of overview and scrutiny committees.
• section 186 and Schedule 11: Power by order to vary Schedule 11 relating to exempt information.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Part XIII: Miscellaneous:

• section 187: Duty to provide independent advocacy services.
• section 188: Power by regulations to provide for prescribed NHS bodies to work jointly with the prison service.
• section 189 and Schedule 13: Power by order and after consultation with representative bodies to establish Welsh Ministers' standing advisory committees.
• section 190 and Schedule 14, paragraph 1: Duty under specified circumstances to recognise Advisory Committees for Wales.
• section 191: Power to issue directions as to exercise of powers in case of emergency.
• section 192 and Schedule 15: Powers in relation to further provision about Local Services Authorities. See below.
• section 193: Power to make available supplies not readily obtainable.
• section 194 and 195: Power to prescribe conditions relating to payments made under sections 194 and 195.
• section 196: Power to make payments towards expenditure on community services in Wales.
• section 197: Duty to secure that facilities are available for university clinical teaching and research.
• section 198: Power to give permission for the use of facilities in private practice.
• section 199: Power to make arrangements with other bodies to secure the provision of accomodation in advance of the displacement.
• section 200: Power to provide by regulations the manner in which and the times particulars of birth and death must be furnished by registars to LHBs.
• section 203(9) and (10): Power to make transitional and supplementary powers including powers to amend, repeal or revoke enactments.
• section 204: Power to vary or revoke orders and directions made under this Act.
• section 205: Power to prescribe forms and manner of service of notices and other documents. Power to prescribe the manner in which documents may be executed or proved. Power to exempt judges and justices of the peace from disqualification by their liabilities to rates.

Schedule 1: Further Provision about the Welsh Ministers and Services Under this Act:

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

• Schedule 1, paragraphs 1 to 5: Duty to provide for medical inspection of pupils.
• Schedule 1, paragraph 8: Duty to provide contraceptive services.
• Schedule 1, paragraphs 9 to 11: Power to provide vehicles for disabled persons.
• Schedule 1, paragraph 12: Power to provide a microbiological service.
• Schedule 1, paragraph 13: Power to conduct research or assist in conducting research.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 2: Local Health Bords:

• Schedule 2, paragraphs 3 to 6: Power to appoint members.
• Schedule 2, paragraphs 7 to 9: Power to make regulations or give directions relating to employment of LHBs' staff.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 10: Power to determine remuneration, trvaelling expenses and other allowances to be paid to chairman, vice-chairman and other members of the Board.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 13: Power to consent to the exercise by the LHBs of their general power under this paragraph.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 16: Power to certify an agreement as an externally financed development agreement.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 19: Power to make provision by regulations for reports and information to be made available.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 20: Power to confirm compulsory acquisition orders. Power to approve draft orders made under Part 2 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981.
• Schedule 2, paragraph 21: Power to transfer the property of a disolved LHB.
• Schedule 2, paragraphs 22 and 23: Power to transfer the property, rights and liabilities of a LHB.
• Schedule 2, paragraphs 24 to 27: Power to transfer staff.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 3: NHS Trusts established under section 18:

• Schedule 3, paragraph 3: Power to appoint chairman of NHS trust.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 4: Power to make regulations relating to employment of NHS trust staff.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 5: Powers and duties relating to the first NHS trust Order.
• Schedule 3, paragraphs 6 and 7: Power to specify some of the contents of NHS trust orders.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 8: Power to approve schemes for transfer of staff to NHS trusts.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 9: Power by order to transfer property and liabilities to trusts.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 10: Power by order to provide for the appointment of trustees and to transfer trust property from the trust to the trustees.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 11: Power to determine pay and allowances of chairmen and non-executive directors.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 12: Power to determine form of NHS trust's annual reports. Power to prescribe times to hold public meetings.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 13: Power to require further information and reports.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 15: Power to approve contracts as NHS contracts.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 22: Power to confer specific powers on NHS trusts.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 23: Power to certify agreements for NHS trusts to enter into externally financed development agreements.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 25: Power to make regulations and to give directions relating to the staffing of NHS trusts after consultation affected persons and their representative bodies.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 27: Power to confirm compulsory acquisition orders. Power to approve draft orders made under Part 2 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 28: Power to dissolve an NHS trust.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 29: Power to transfer the property and liabilities of a disolved NHS trust. Power to prescribe consultation.
• Schedule 3, paragraph 30: Power to direct who is to undertake responsibility for the continued payment of salaries and allowances, etc.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 4: Financial Provision about NHS Trusts Established Under Section 18:

• Schedule 4, paragraph 1: Power to specify by order the "originating capital of NHS Trusts". See also Shared powers.
• Schedule 4, paragraph 3: Duty to determine terms of loans to NHS trusts.
• Schedule 4, paragraph 4: Power to guaranty borrowing and to impose conditions for repayment. Duty to lay statement of guaranty and sums fulfiling a guaranty before the Assembly. Power to direct time and form of repayment of sum and interests.
• Schedule 4, paragraph 5: Power to specify another limit to indebtness which can never exceed £600 milion.
• Schedule 4, paragraph 6: Power to make supplementary payments to NHS trusts.
• Schedule 4, paragraph 8: Power to direct NHS trust surplus funds to be paid to the Welsh Ministers.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 5: Special Health Authorities Established under section 22:

• Schedule 5, paragraph 2: Power to determine and pay chairman and members of SHAs salary and allowances.

Power to make regulations relating to employment of SHAs' staff. Duty to consult before issue certain directions.

Power to make specified regulations relating to SHAs.

Power to approve subscriptions fees.

Power to provide for appointment of SHAs trustees and transfer of property to them.

Power to provide by regulations for the recording of information by a SHA.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 6: Pilot Schemes:

• Schedule 6, paragraph 1: Power to prescribe requirements for requesting the initiation of a pilot scheme.
• Schedule 6, paragraph 2: Power to give directions as to the form of and the need for consultation for proposals for a pilot scheme.
• Schedule 6, paragraph 3: Duty to decide on proposals submitted to them.
• Schedule 6, paragraph 4: Duty and powers to give preliminary approval to a proposal.
• Schedule 6, paragraph 6: Power to issue guidance about the criteria which becomes the general rule for exercising powers under paragraphs 3 and 4.
• Schedule 6, paragraph 7: Power to give directions as to the implementation of a piltoe scheme. Power to agree variation of scheme.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 7: Local Pharmaceutical Services Schemes:

• Schedule 7, paragraph 1: Power to prescribe that LPSs provided under section 80 and 81 are LPSs for the purpose of this schedule.
• Schedule 7, paragraph 2: Power to make regulations allowing a Local Health Board to designate priority neighbourhoods or premises.
• Schedule 7, paragraph 3: Power to make regulations with respect to LP services.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 8: Further Expenditure of Local Health Boards.

• Schedule 8, paragraphs 1 and 4: Power to designate additional pharmaceutical services for the purpose of this schedule.
• Schedule 8, paragraph 3: Duty to apportion among all Local Health Boards, in such manner as they consider appropriate, the total of the remuneration referable to the cost of drugs which is paid by each Local Health Board in that year. Power to make provision for any remuneration referable to the cost of drugs which is paid by a Local Health Board other than the Board which is accountable for the payment to be reimbursed in such manner as the Welsh Ministers may determine.
• Schedule 8, paragraph 4: Duty to determine what remuneration paid by Local Health Boards to persons providing pharmaceutical services or local pharmaceutical services must be treated for the purposes of this Schedule as remuneration referable to the cost of drugs. Power to treat all remuneration paid by Local Health Boards to such persons, so far as it is met by an NHS trust under section 180(4), as remuneration referable to the cost of drugs for those purposes.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 9: Accounts and Audit: (See also Shared powers).

• Schedule 9, paragraph 5: Duty to prepare summarised accounts relating to such bodies in respect of each financial year. Duty to transmit the summarised accounts to the Auditor General for Wales not later than the end of the month of November following the financial year to which they relate.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 10: Further Provision about Community Health Councils:

• Schedule 10, paragraph 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5: Very wide powers to regulate of asects of Community Health Councils, including example their functions, staff, proceedings, reports, their relationship with other public bodies and for them to get advice. Duty to pay allowances as the Welsh Ministers determine.

Schedule 12: Section 33 Arrangements: Transfer of Staff:

• Schedule 12, paragraphs 2 and 4: Power by order to transfer to the transferee any specified description of employees of the transferor after consultation with employees.

Schedule 13: Further Provision about Standing Advisory Committees:

• Schedule 13, paragraph 2: Duty to appoint a secretary to each standing advisory committee.
• Schedule 13, paragraph 3: Power to approve standing advisory committees.
• Schedule 13, paragraph 8: Power to make such payments in respect of expenses incurred by a standing advisory committee as they may determine.
• Schedule 13, paragraph 9: Power to pay to the members of a standing advisory committee, or a sub-committee of a standing advisory committee, such travelling and other allowances, including compensation for loss of remunerative time, as they may determine.
• Schedule 13, paragraph 10: Power to determine conditions relating to payments under this Schedule.

ALL THE SIS MADE UNDER THIS ACT ARE SUBJECT TO ANNULMENT BY THE ASSEMBLY with few exceptions. See section 203 below.

Schedule 14: Further Provision about Advisory Committees for Wales:

• Schedule 14, paragraph 1: Duty to recognise a committee if the Welsh Ministers are satisfied that several prescribed contions are met.
• Schedule 14, paragraph 2: Power to withdraw recognition by notice in writing.
• Schedule 14, paragraph 4: Power to defray such expenses incurred by a committee in performing the duty imposed on it by paragraph 3 as the Welsh Ministers consider reasonable, and those expenses may include travelling and other allowances and compensation for loss of remunerative time.

Schedule 15: Further Provision about Local Services Authorities:

• Schedule 15, paragraphs 1 and 2: Power to approve of or to give direction for local social services to enter and make arrangements for the care of pregnant women and women who are breast feeding (other than for the provision of residential accommodation for them). Power to make regulations as to the use of certain premises for certain purposes.

• section 157(2): Power to annul a statutory instrument made by the Welsh Ministers under Part X (Protection of NHS From Fraud and Other Unlawful Activities), except for one made under s.144(6).
• section 157(3): Power to approve a draft SI made by the Welsh Ministers under section 144(6).
• section 203(4) and (5): Power to annul a statutory instrument made by the Welsh Ministers under this Act except one made under section 18, Schedule 3 and paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 4.
• section 203(6): Power to approve a draft Order made under section 141(4).