Subject to sub-paragraph (2), a contractor shall provide proper, sufficient and appropriate premises, equipment and procedures for the provision of general ophthalmic services at F2or from the practice premises.

A contractor who provides general ophthalmic services F3for a patient who is at a F4day centre, residential centre or F5for a patient who is at a place where the patient normally resides shall provide proper, sufficient and appropriate F6... equipment and procedures for the provision of general ophthalmic services.

Subject to sub paragraph (4), a contractor, on receipt of a written request from the Board, shall admit at all reasonable times for the purposes of inspecting such accommodation or equipment and reviewing procedures an ophthalmic officer or any authorised officer of the Scottish Ministers or the Board or member of the Board.

In the case of a mobile practice, the contractor, on receipt of a written request from the Board to do so, shall arrange for an ophthalmic officer or any authorised officer of the Scottish Ministers or the Board or member of the Board to be allowed to inspect at a reasonable time the facilities and equipment that the contractor or an ophthalmic medical practitioner or opticians who assists the provider in the provision of general ophthalmic services uses.