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The Designs Act 1949 allows us to give directions in some areas, so that we can react quickly to change.
Directions given by the Secretary of State for Health under powers conferred by statute.
This series brings together all documents relating to Section 28 Directions
This series brings together all published Ministerial Directions.
Directions to local Healthwatch organisations on the issues which must be covered in their annual reports.
Claimants and defendants can use this form to give information about a claim so that the judge can give instructions ('directions') to both parties.
Judges can use this form to give instructions ('directions') to both parties in small claims cases.
The Primary Medical Services (Directed Enhanced Services) (England) (Amendment) Directions 2012.
Use these draft directions for claims commenced or continued under Part 7 in the Business and Property Courts Chancery division London.
This collection brings together directions for the National Health Service primary medical services, setting out part of the legal framework under which GP practices operate and are paid.
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