Non-Emergency Patient Transport and First Aid Services Act 2003
63APower to require information to be given
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63A Power to require information to be given
(1) The Secretary, by written notice, may require the holder of a Part 2 licence or a Part 2A licence to give to the Secretary all or any of the following information in relation to the service operated under the licence—
(a) the number of patients transported by the service;
(b) the number of emergency calls made by the licence holder to request an emergency ambulance;
(c) the number of public events at which the services were provided and information about those events;
(d) the number of patients taken to hospital emergency departments.
(2) The Secretary must not require any identifying information to be given under subsection (1).
(3) A notice under subsection (1) must—
(a) specify the nature of the information to be given, which must be information that it is reasonable for the Secretary to require; and
(b) set out a reasonable period of time within which the holder of the licence must give the information to the Secretary.
(4) The Secretary may extend the time within which the holder of a Part 2 licence or a Part 2A licence must comply with a requirement under this section.
S. 63B inserted by No. 29/2021 s. 31.