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a the owner, constructor, licensee, employer or person in charge of the workplace shall forthwith cause a copy or copies of it to be posted in a conspicuous place or places at the workplace where it is most likely to come to the attention of the workers and shall furnish a copy of the order or report to the health and safety representative and the committee, if any; and.

b if the order or report resulted from a complaint of a contravention of this Act or the regulations and the person who made the complaint requests a copy of it, the inspector shall cause a copy of it to be furnished to that person. a a statement of agreement or disagreement with the contents of the notice, signed by a member of the committee representing workers or by a health and safety representative, as the case may be; or.

b a statement that the member or representative has declined to sign the statement referred to in clause a. Such other persons as the Board may specify. b may limit the extent to which the Board is required to give full opportunity to the parties to present their evidence and to make their submissions. a in the exercise of his or her powers or the performance of his or her duties under this Act or the regulations; or.

b in the execution of a warrant issued under this Act or the Provincial Offences Act with respect to a matter under this Act or the regulations. a hinder or interfere with a committee, a committee member or a health and safety representative in the exercise of a power or performance of a duty under this Act;. b furnish a committee, a committee member or a health and safety representative with false information in the exercise of a power or performance of a duty under this Act; or.

c hinder or interfere with a worker selected by a trade union or trade unions or a worker selected by the workers to represent them in the exercise of a power or performance of a duty under this Act. a an inspector, a person accompanying an inspector or a person who, at the request of an inspector, makes an examination, test or inquiry, shall not publish, disclose or communicate to any person any information, material, statement, report or result of any examination, test or inquiry acquired, furnished, obtained, made or received under the powers conferred under this Act or the regulations;.

c no person shall publish, disclose or communicate to any person any secret manufacturing process or trade secret acquired, furnished, obtained, made or received under the provisions of this Act or the regulations;. e no person to whom information is communicated under this Act and the regulations shall divulge the name of the informant to any person; and. f no person shall disclose any information obtained in any medical examination, test or x-ray of a worker made or taken under this Act except in a form calculated to prevent the information from being identified with a particular person or case.

a an employee in the Ministry or a person who acts as an advisor for the Ministry;. b an employee in the Office of the Worker Adviser or the Office of the Employer Adviser;. e a worker selected by a trade union or trade unions or by workers to represent them. The offence resulted in the death, serious injury or illness of one or more workers. The defendant was previously convicted of an offence under this or another Act. The defendant has a record of prior non-compliance with this Act or the regulations.

In committing the offence, the defendant was motivated by a desire to increase revenue or decrease costs. attempted to conceal the commission of the offence from the Ministry or other public authorities, or. Any other circumstance that is prescribed as an aggravating factor.

it shall be a defence for the accused to prove that every precaution reasonable in the circumstances was taken. a a copy of an order or decision purporting to have been made under this Act or the regulations and purporting to have been signed by the Minister or an inspector;. b a document purporting to be a copy of a notice, drawing, record or other document, or any extract therefrom given or made under this Act or the regulations and purporting to be certified by an inspector;.

c a document purporting to certify the result of a test or an analysis of a sample of air and setting forth the concentration or amount of a biological, chemical or physical agent in a workplace or part thereof and purporting to be certified by an inspector; or.

d a document purporting to certify the result of a test or an analysis of any equipment, machine, device, article, thing or substance and purporting to be certified by an inspector,.

is evidence of the order, decision, writing or document, and the facts appearing in the order, decision, writing or document without proof of the signature or official character of the person appearing to have signed the order or the certificate and without further proof.

a personally in the case of an individual or in case of a partnership upon a partner, and in the case of a corporation, upon the president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer or an officer or director, or upon the manager or person in charge of the workplace; or. b by registered letter addressed to an individual or corporation mentioned in clause a at the last known place of business of the individual or corporation,.

and the same shall be deemed to be good and sufficient service thereof. a the occurrence of the last act or default upon which the prosecution is based; or. b the day upon which an inspector becomes aware of the alleged offence. defining any word or expression used in this Act or the regulations that is not defined in this Act;. designating or defining any industry, workplace, employer or class of workplaces or employers for the purposes of this Act, a part of this Act, or the regulations or any provision thereof;.

exempting any workplace, industry, activity, business, work, trade, occupation, profession, constructor, employer or any class thereof from the application of a regulation or any provision thereof;. limiting or restricting the application of a regulation or any provision thereof to any workplace, industry, activity, business, work, trade, occupation, profession, constructor, employer or any class thereof;.

exempting an employer from the requirements of clause 37 1 a or b with respect to a hazardous material;. respecting any matter or thing that is required or permitted to be regulated or prescribed under this Act;. respecting any matter or thing, where a provision of this Act requires that the matter or thing be done, used or carried out or provided as prescribed;.

respecting any matter or thing, where it is a condition precedent that a regulation be made prescribing the matter or thing before this Act or a provision of this Act has any effect;. prescribing classes of workplaces for which and circumstances under which a committee shall consist of more than four persons and in each case prescribing the number of persons;.

prescribing employers or workplaces or classes thereof for the purposes of clause 9 1 b ;. exempting any workplace, industry, activity, business, work, trade, occupation, profession, constructor or employer or any class thereof from the application of subsection 9 2 ;. respecting the conditions for eligibility, qualifications, selection and term of committee members, including certified members, and the operation of the committee;.

exempting any class of workplaces from the requirement set out in subsection 9 12 ;. prescribing elements that any policy or program required under this Act must contain and the format that the policy or program must be in;. regulating or prohibiting the installation or use of any machine, device or thing or any class thereof;. requiring that any equipment, machine, device, article or thing used bear the seal of approval of an organization designated by the regulations to test and approve the equipment, machine, device, article or thing and designating organizations for such purposes;.

prescribing classes of employers who shall establish and maintain a medical surveillance program in which workers may volunteer to participate;. respecting the reporting by physicians and others of workers affected by any biological, chemical or physical agents or combination thereof;. regulating or prohibiting atmospheric conditions to which any worker may be exposed in a workplace;. prescribing methods, standards or procedures for determining the amount, concentration or level of any atmospheric condition or any biological, chemical or physical agent or combination thereof in a workplace;.

prescribing any biological, chemical or physical agent or combination thereof as a designated substance;. prohibiting, regulating, restricting, limiting or controlling the handling of, exposure to, or the use and disposal of any designated substance;. adopting by reference, in whole or in part, with such changes as the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers necessary, any code or standard and requiring compliance with any code or standard that is so adopted;.

adopting by reference any criteria or guide in relation to the exposure of a worker to any biological, chemical or physical agent or combination thereof;. enabling a Director by notice in writing to designate that any part of a project shall be an individual project for the purposes of this Act and the regulations and prescribing to whom notice shall be given;. permitting the Minister to approve laboratories for the purpose of carrying out and performing sampling, analyses, tests and examinations, and requiring that sampling, analyses, examinations and tests be carried out and performed by a laboratory approved by the Minister;.

providing for the establishment, equipment, operation and maintenance of mine rescue stations, as the Minister may direct, and providing for the payment of the cost thereof and the recovery of such cost from the mining industry;. prescribing restrictions, prohibitions or conditions with respect to workers or workplaces relating to the risks of workplace violence;.

prescribing by name or description any biological or chemical agent as a hazardous material and any physical agent as a hazardous physical agent;. prohibiting an employer from altering a label on a hazardous material in prescribed circumstances;. requiring an employer to disclose to such persons as may be prescribed the source of toxicological data used by the employer to prepare a safety data sheet;. prescribing by class of employer the intervals at which a health and safety representative or a committee member designated under subsection 9 23 shall inspect all or part of a workplace;.

establishing criteria for determining, for the purpose of section 51, whether a person is critically injured;. prescribing first aid requirements to be met and first aid services to be provided by employers and constructors;.

Note: On a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor, subsection 70 2 of the Act is amended by adding the following paragraph: See: , c. prescribing classes of workplace with respect to which section 45 does not apply;. prescribing the qualifications of persons whom a certified member may designate under subsection 45 9 ;. prescribing, for the purpose of subsection 46 6 , criteria for determining whether a constructor or employer has demonstrated a failure to protect the health and safety of workers;.

prescribing matters to be considered by the Board in deciding upon an application under section 46;. prescribing classes of workplace with respect to which section 47 does not apply;. requiring an employer to designate a person in a workplace to act as a workplace co-ordinator with respect to workplace violence and workplace harassment, and prescribing the functions and duties of the co-ordinator;. in the case of a worker described in subsection 43 2 , specifying situations in which a circumstance described in clause 43 3 a , b , b.

varying or supplementing subsections 43 4 to 13 with respect to the following workers, in circumstances when section 43 applies to them:. workers to whom section 43 applies by reason of a regulation made for the purposes of subsection 3 3 , and. providing for such transitional matters as the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers necessary or advisable in connection with the implementation of section prescribing the functions of the Office of the Worker Adviser for the purposes of Part VI;.

prescribing the functions of the Office of the Employer Adviser for the purposes of Part VI;. prescribing a number of employees for the purposes of subsection a specifying that all or any of the duties set out in Part III. b specifying who shall be considered an employer for the purposes of the regulations and requiring that person to carry out the specified duties;. c specifying who shall be considered a worker for the purposes of the regulations;. d specifying what shall be considered a workplace for the purposes of the regulations.

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Certificate of appointment 7. Mandatory selection of health and safety representative 9. Joint health and safety committee Worker trades committee Consultation on industrial hygiene testing Summary to be furnished Testimony in civil proceedings, etc.

Advisory committees Contribution to defray cost Duties of constructor Duties of licensees Duties of employers Additional duties of employers Duties of supervisor Duties of workers Duties of owners Duty of project owners Duties of suppliers Duties of directors and officers of a corporation PART III.

Orders of Director Designation of substances Hazardous material identification and data sheets Making safety data sheets available Assessment for hazardous materials Confidential business information Hazardous physical agents Instruction and training PART V RIGHT TO REFUSE OR TO STOP WORK WHERE HEALTH OR SAFETY IN DANGER Refusal to work Definition and non-application Bilateral work stoppage Declaration against constructor, etc.

Unilateral work stoppage Entitlement to investigate No discipline, dismissal, etc. Notice of death or injury Notice of accident, explosion, fire or violence causing injury Accident, etc.

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NHSEI NHS England and NHS Improvement has chosen to remain aligned to the plan agreed in , before the global pandemic. Despite repeated requests from GPC England, NHSEI has refused to discuss matters brought by GPC England to support practices with proposals outside of the five year framework.

However, we note that NHSEI have introduced new proposals that are not part of the five year framework. As a team, GPC England negotiators worked in good faith, engaged in many conversations with a variety of stakeholders ranging from NHSEI, DHSC Department of Health and Social Care and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. We sought improvements on the tabled NHSEI proposals and put forward suggestions outside the 5 year framework for agreement.

This included resources to manage general practice pressures, a long-term-conditions recovery fund, reform of childhood immunisations IOS Item of Service and QOF Quality and Outcomes Framework , a tapered approach to QOF to support recovery, the provision of long COVID occupational health and a new contract for general practice.

However, these discussions were not seen as negotiations by NHSEI. NHSEI seem willing to understand the current day pressures being faced by GPs and their teams, but there was seemingly no willingness to act decisively to support the profession so that it can continue to deliver care to those who most desperately need it.

As a result, no agreement has been reached. These contract changes do not go far enough to support access, safe working or backlog pressures in the context of a raging pandemic that has impacted all matters of life across the world. The five-year framework concludes at the end of March The default position is that the existing GMS contract and its add-ons at that time will automatically roll forward unless it is changed.

Set out below is guidance on the new changes to support practices in their decision making and next steps. NHSEI has clarified that while practices will no longer be required to always print and send copies of the electronic record of deceased patients to PCSE, they will still be entitled to use PCSE to store the physical Lloyd George records of deceased patients.

PCSE will continue to deliver transit labels and collect physical Lloyd George records. Upon receipt of an Access to Health Records Act AHRA request the GP practice should, if required, request a copy of the physical record previously sent to PCSE.

PCSE will scan the physical record and send a scanned copy of the record back to the GP, allowing the GP to respond to the AHRA with the entire record. In December , NHSEI published a letter setting out temporary GP contract changes to support the COVID vaccination programme, including QOF and IIF Investment and Impact Fund indicators. GPC England sought agreement to cover the employer contributions for the uplift in National Insurance for the proposed 1.

The Government has refused to provide this funding, despite the intention to cover the employer cost for all other public services, including secondary care employers.

The five year framework agreed funding to provide pay uplifts in line with predicted inflation as at April This year the funding provides for a 2. GPC England had sought additional funding given the economic changes due in large part to the impact of the pandemic , but NHSEI has refused this. The DDRB will recommend a pay award for other doctors, including Salaried GPs, in May We acknowledge that the impact of inflation will have a material financial impact on practices who will need to consider whether it is financially viable for them to provide uplifts to staff more in keeping with current day financial pressures.

The five year framework acknowledged in that QOF provides vital core income to cover practice staff pay and expenses. This does not seem to take into account the significant impact of the pandemic on all long term conditions. We believe changes should be made to these indicators to enable practices to deliver more for their patients without being financially penalised. NHSEI refuses to make changes to these indicators in-year, despite this being done in the past.

We have also highlighted the acute challenges practices will face in light of impact to IOS payments for many practices; this too has not been considered as part of the contracting round. The proposed overarching objective of the module is to lead to improvements in relation to the following aspects of prescribing safety:.

Although GPCE wholeheartedly supports the need to tackle obesity robustly, we did not previously agree the weight management enhanced service introduced in Previously £20M was allocated to this, however the expected number of referrals and engagement with the service, means that this funding has not been utilised. This year, it has been reduced to £ The requirement to submit Friends and Family Test FFT data was suspended across the NHS in March and was reintroduced into the GP Contract from 1st April GP practices will also be required to implement the new FFT guidance, which includes the following changes to the policy:.

Access the new FFT guidance. NHSEI is planning to implement changes to the PCN DES; while some of the principles were agreed in the five year framework, many of the details have not been agreed by GPC England.

Practices are reminded that the PCN DES and all it entails services, IIF, access requirements etc are optional. Should practices decide that they cannot accommodate the below changes, that their patients would be better supported outside of the PCN DES, that the practice would operate more effectively and safely outside of the PCN DES or any other reason, they are able to opt-out.

The planned transfer of current CCG-commissioned extended access services was delayed as a result of the COVID pandemic and delivery will now start from October , with preparatory work from April An outline of the new Access service is provided below:.

NHSEI propose to implement the planned increase to the limit on Mental Health Practitioner reimbursement from one Whole Time Equivalent WTE to two WTE per PCN, subject to the additional role being agreed between the PCN and local mental health provider. GPC England recognises the difficulty many PCNs have in recruiting Mental Health Practitioners. NHSEI advises that ARRS recruitment remains on track.

If this does not reflect your reality, then it is important to contact your commissioner and LMC Local Medical Committee to let them know that these figures are inaccurate and a misrepresentation of current day reality in your regions. The existing Early Cancer Diagnosis service requirements will be streamlined and simpler, focusing PCNs on national diagnosis priorities arising from evidence around lower than expected referral rates for prostate cancer.

The start date for Anticipatory Care and extension of planning period has been deferred to 1st April NHSEI is extending the funding to support PCN Leadership and Management, for the next two years.

This means an additional £43m for each year. In August , NHSEI without agreement from GPCE, released indicators which start from April Those indicators are SMR percentage of patients eligible to receive a Structured Medication Review who received a Structured Medication Review and ACC number of online consultation submissions received by the PCN per registered patients. Funding for these indicators is additional to the existing £m funding envelope for the scheme.

The GPCE team did not agree the changes that were published in August , so by and large a £M IIF investment embedded in 31 Indicators has not been agreed by the BMA. GPCE has produced new guidance on safe working to help practices understand what they can do to continue to provide safe care to their patients in lieu of additional support from NHS England.

Practices have a right, written into the PCN DES Specification, to opt-out of the PCN DES. The next regular opt-out period is expected to be 1 to 30 April NHS England is likely to transfer the funding, requirements and staff - likely via TUPE Transfer of Undertakings - to Trusts or alternative providers to maintain as much of the PCN DES as possible without general practice. Whether to opt-out or remain in the PCN DES is an individual practice decision.

Taking into account the proposed changes and the impact these will have on the practice and patients, as well as the current impact of the PCN DES on the practice and patients, it remains a practice choice to decide whether to remain within the PCN DES or to opt-out. Remember, as part of your BMA membership, you are entitled to specialist tailored HR and employment advice tailored to your situation. BMA members Update your membership details now.

Not a member? Join today and pay no membership fee until 1 October Sign in if you're a BMA member Sign in Join us. Location: England. Audience: GPs Practice managers. Updated: Thursday 7 April Background and context.

Core contract changes and requirements. Online patient registration — removal of wet signatures and the need for hard copies. Many practices and regions already offer this. NHSEI intends to introduce a new format and will be working on the design principles and is seeking to replace what is already in widespread use.

NHSEI has clarified that the development of the GP registration service, currently subject to pilot, has and will continue to be informed by extensive engagement with general practice and patients.

The registration service will be made available for general practice to adopt on a voluntary basis. The enabling changes contained in the GP contract apply equally to this service as to any alternative locally developed online solutions that general practice may wish to put in place.

This change will allow practices to determine what is most appropriate to make available for online booking; an example of this is flu vaccination or COVID vaccination appointments.

Deceased patient records will no longer need to be printed and sent to PCSE Primary Care Support England ; practices will now legally be required to process access requests. Additionally, the JCVI Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised a move from a three-dose schedule to a two-dose schedule with doses given at least six months apart , for both those aged 15 and over, and for the national HPV MSM vaccination programme.

MMR — cessation of the 10 and year-old catch-up programme along with practice participation in a national MMR campaign as per the current contractual requirement for practices to take part in one catch up campaign per year. MenACWY Freshers programme — come to an end on 31 March The OOH Out of Hours adjustment remains at 4.

While no amendments are being made to the content of QOF, due to changes in the average number of patients per practice, the value of a QOF point will increase by 3.

ARRS funding has been uplifted from £m to £1. IIF has been uplifted from £m to £m to reflect the planned uplift of £75m, plus an additional £35m agreed for specific purposes see IIF section below. The value of an IIF point will remain at £ As described in the five year framework and subsequent updates, the two funding streams currently for PCN DES Primary Care Network Direct Enhanced Service extended hours £1.

See enhanced access section for details. Health and Social Care National Insurance Levy. Pay uplift. Optimising access to general practice The proposed overarching objectives of the module are: a.

Understanding of demand and capacity within the practice and PCN and using a QI approach to optimise capacity; b. Undertake team development of the wider practice team to look at ways to better match demand to capacity and optimise use of capacity.

CPCS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service and other similar schemes; c. Working with your practice patients to understand views around access issues, including: ease of contacting the practice to obtain advice, an appointment, communications etc and to co-produce an access improvement plan; d.

Prescription Drug Dependency The proposed overarching objective of the module is to lead to improvements in relation to the following aspects of prescribing safety: a.

Use of non-pharmacological alternatives rather than initiation of dependence forming medications in - line with best evidence and guidance; b. Structured medication reviews of patients taking mg oral morphine equivalent OME or more for chronic pain; c. Structured medication reviews where there is polypharmacy of dependence forming medications.

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