Consultation outcome

Provider Selection Regime: supplementary consultation on the detail of proposals for regulations

This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

Applies to England

This consultation has concluded

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Detail of outcome

This consultation sought views to help develop the regulations for the proposed Provider Selection Regime (RSR) and was supplementary to NHS England’s earlier consultation on proposals previously set out for the PSR.

This supplementary consultation opened on 21 February 2022 and closed on 28 March 2022. In total, it received 124 responses – of these, 68% were from organisations and 32% were from individuals. We also received letters sent to us directly from 2 organisations.

These responses were considered and used to inform this government response to the supplementary consultation.


Original consultation

Summary

The Provider Selection Regime is a proposed new set of rules that will govern the arrangement of healthcare services in England.

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Consultation description

The proposed Provider Selection Regime will be a new set of rules replacing the existing procurement rules for arranging healthcare services in England. The proposed rules will be introduced by regulations made under the Health and Care Bill.

This consultation builds on the engagement and consultation activity which NHS England has undertaken over the past 3 years. It aims to build on the consensus achieved from NHS England’s consultation on proposals previously set out for the Provider Selection Regime, and does not repeat or reopen that consultation.

This supplementary consultation seeks views from respondents to help develop the regulations for the Provider Selection Regime.

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Published 21 February 2022
Last updated 13 July 2023 + show all updates
  1. Added the government response to the consultation.

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