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[F121(1)Stamp duty is not chargeable in respect of any transfer to a Local Health Board effected by or under a transfer order.E+W

(2)Where it becomes necessary, for the purpose of a transfer by or under a transfer order, to apportion any property, rights or liabilities, the order may contain such provisions as appear to the National Assembly for Wales to be appropriate for the purpose.

(3)Where a transfer order transfers (or provides for the transfer of) any property or rights to which paragraph 20(3) above applies, the order must contain such provisions as appear to the National Assembly for Wales to be appropriate to safeguard the interests of third parties (within the meaning of that sub-paragraph), including, where appropriate, provision for the payment of compensation of an amount to be determined in accordance with the order.

(4)A certificate issued by the National Assembly for Wales that—

(a)any specified property;

(b)any specified interest in or right over any property; or

(c)any specified right or liability,

has been vested in a Local Health Board by or under a transfer order is conclusive evidence of that fact for all purposes.

  • In this sub-paragraph, “specified” means specified in the certificate.

(5)A transfer order may include provision for matters to be settled by arbitration by a person determined in accordance with the order.

(6)Paragraph 20 above and this paragraph do not prejudice—

(a)any existing power of a health service authority to transfer property, rights or liabilities to a Local Health Board;

(b)the extent of the power conferred by section 126(4) above.]

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