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10.—(1) A service provider or an accredited service provider (as the case may be) may appeal to the FHSAA(1) against a decision mentioned in paragraph (2) by giving notice in writing to the FHSAA.
(2) The decisions in question are—
(a)a decision to refuse an application under regulation 6; and
(b)a decision to withdraw the approval of an accredited service provider under regulation 8.
(3) The appeal shall be by way of a redetermination of the accrediting authority’s decision.
(4) On appeal the FHSAA may make any decision which the Primary Care Trust could have made.
By section 128(1) of the National Health Service Act 1977, the FHSAA means the Family Health Services Appeal Authority.
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