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The key legal questions for public bodies to consider before deciding to cease exercising a discretionary power due to limited resources or other reasons.
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The Court of Appeal was asked to consider whether the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care acted unlawfully when introducing certain changes, allegedly without due consultation, to the Regulations providing for overseas visitors to be charged for NHS treatment.
Public bodies must understand the scope of ‘irrational’ or ‘unreasonable’ challenges so that proactive steps can be taken to reduce the likelihood of successful judicial intervention.
We have seen a rise in recent times in claims resulting from breach of confidentiality. Here we explain how these claims arise and what to do if you become aware of a breach of confidentiality.
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