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Termination by the Local Health Board for the provision of untrue etc. informationE+W
70. The Local Health Board may serve notice in writing on the contractor terminating the contract forthwith, or from such date as may be specified in the notice if, after the contract has been entered into, it comes to the attention of the Local Health Board that written information provided to the Local Health Board by the contractor—
(a)before the contract was entered into; or
(b)pursuant to paragraph 42(2),
in relation to the conditions set out in regulation 4 or 5 (and compliance with those conditions) was, when given, untrue or inaccurate in a material respect.
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