SCHEDULE 1 Social care not ordinarily charged for
1
As regards the personal hygiene of the person cared for—
a
shaving;
b
cleaning teeth (whether or not they are artificial) by means of a brush or dental floss and (in the case of artificial teeth) by means of soaking;
c
providing assistance in rinsing the mouth;
d
keeping finger nails and toe nails trimmed;
e
assisting the person with going to the toilet or with using a bedpan or other receptacle;
f
where the person is fitted with a catheter or stoma, providing such assistance as is requisite to ensure cleanliness and that the skin is kept in a favourable hygienic condition;
g
where the person is incontinent—
i
the consequential making of the person’s bed and consequential changing and laundering of the person’s bedding and clothing; and
ii
caring for the person’s skin to ensure that it is not adversely affected.
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As regards eating requirements, the preparation of, or the provision of any assistance with the preparation of, the person’s food including (without prejudice to that generality)–
a
defrosting, washing, peeling, cutting, chopping, pureeing, mixing or combining, cooking, heating or re-heating, or otherwise preparing food or ingredients;
b
cooking, heating or re-heating pre-prepared fresh or frozen food;
c
portioning or serving food;
d
cutting up, pureeing or otherwise processing food to assist with eating it;
e
advising on food preparation; and
f
assisting in the fulfilment of special dietary needs,
but not the supply of food (whether in the form of a pre-prepared meal or ingredients for a meal) to, or the obtaining of food for, the person, or the preparation of food prior to the point of supply to the person.
3
If the person is immobile or substantially immobile, dealing with the problems of that immobility.
4
If the person requires medical treatment, assisting with medication, as for example by—
a
applying creams or lotions;
b
administering eye drops;
c
applying dressings in cases where this can be done without the physical involvement of a registered nurse or of a medical practitioner;
d
assisting with the administration of oxygen as part of a course of therapy.
5
With regard to the person’s general well-being—
a
assisting with getting dressed;
b
assisting with surgical appliances, prosthesis and mechanical and manual equipment;
c
assisting with getting up and with going to bed;
d
the provision of devices to help memory and of safety devices;
e
behaviour management and psychological support.
SCHEDULE 2 Minor and consequential amendments and repeals
I11Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968 (c.49)
1
The 1968 Act is amended as follows.
2
In section 12B(7)
(which empowers a local authority to make direct payments to a person who is of a specified description, being a person in need, so that the person may secure the provision of a community care service), for the word “service” there is substituted “
services
”
.
3
In section 12C(2) (effect of direct payment on obligation of local authority with respect to the provision of the service to which it relates)—
a
for the words “section 12B(1)” there is substituted “
subsection (1) of section 12B
”
;
b
after the word “relates” there is inserted “
(except in so far as it is provided by them by virtue of that subsection)
”
; and
c
for the words “the person’s own arrangements” there is substituted “
that subsection
”
.
4
In section 13A(2) (residential accommodation with nursing), the word “The”, where it first occurs, is repealed.
5
In section 94(1)
(interpretation), in paragraph (c) of the definition of “prescribed”, after the word “sections” there is inserted “
12(3A),
”
.
2National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (c.29)
1
The 1978 Act is amended as follows.
2
In section 16A (payments by Health Boards towards expenditure of others on community services), after subsection (4) there is added—
5
This section is without prejudice to section 13 of the Community Care and Health (Scotland) Act 2002 (asp 5) (payments by NHS bodies towards certain local authority expenditure).
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4
In section 29 (the NHS Tribunal)—
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In section 29A (the NHS Tribunal: supplementary)—
a
in subsection (3)—
i
in paragraph (a), after the word “providing” there is inserted “
, or as the case may be performing,
”
; and
ii
in paragraph (b), after the word “provision” there is inserted “
, or performance,
”
; and
6
In section 29B (powers of NHS Tribunal)—
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9
In section 32A (applications for interim suspension)—
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in subsection (2A)(a), after the word “Part” there is inserted “
, section 17C arrangements or a pilot scheme
”
;
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In section 32B—
a
in subsection (2)—
i
in paragraph (a), for the words “direction under section 29(3)(b)” there is substituted “
national disqualification
”
; and
ii
in paragraph (b), for the words “that direction” there is substituted “
the disqualification
”
; and
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In section 108(1) (interpretation), at the appropriate places there are inserted—
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“pilot scheme” has the meaning given by section 1 of the National Health Service (Primary Care) Act 1997 (c.46);
“services list” has the meaning indicated in section 17EA(2);
“supplementary list” has the meaning indicated in section 24B(2);
13
In paragraph 17 of Schedule 7A, at the beginning there is inserted “Subject to the provisions of any regulations made under section 15(4)(c) of the Community Care and Health (Scotland) Act 2002 (asp 5),”.
3I3National Health Service (Primary Care) Act 1997 (c.46)
In Schedule 2 to the National Health Service (Primary Care) Act 1997 (amendments of enactments), paragraph 57, in so far as providing for a definition of the expression “medical list”, is repealed.
4Health Act 1999 (c.8)
In Schedule 4 to the Health Act 1999 (amendments of enactments), paragraph 52(b) is repealed.