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7.—(1) The National Health Service (Dental Charges) Regulations 2005(1) are amended as follows.
(2) After regulation 8 (making and recovery of charges) insert—
8A.—(1) Where, under these Regulations, a person is required to complete any or any part of a form, make any declaration or provide any evidence, but as a consequence of a disease being, or in anticipation of a disease being imminently—
(a)pandemic; and
(b)a serious risk or potentially a serious risk to human health,
the Secretary of State has made an announcement to the effect that, in order to assist in the management of the serious risk or potentially serious risk to human health, for the period specified in the announcement, that requirement is to be waived or modified in the manner specified in the announcement, that requirement is waived or is as modified in the specified manner for the specified period.
(2) Modifications under paragraph (1) may include modifications imposing requirements on a person other than the person who, but for the announcement, would be required to complete any or any part of a form, sign any declaration or provide any evidence.
(3) An announcement under paragraph (1) may be withdrawn or amended at any time.”.
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