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26.—(1) The Board must remove a person from the contractor’s list of patients if—
(a)the person has subsequently been registered with another provider of essential services (or their equivalent) in England; or
(b)the Board has been given notice by a Local Health Board, a Health Board or a Health and Social Services Board that the person has subsequently been registered with a provider of essential services (or their equivalent) outside of England.
(2) A removal in accordance with sub-paragraph (1) takes effect—
(a)on the date on which the Board is given notice of the person’s registration with the new provider; or
(b)with the consent of the Board, on such other date as has been agreed between the contractor and the new provider.
(3) The Board must give notice in writing to the contractor of any person removed from its list of patients under sub-paragraph (1).
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