NHS public health functions (section 7A) agreement 2021 to 2022: response from NHSE to DHSC
Published 18 November 2021
Applies to England
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From:
NHS England and Improvement
Skipton House
80 London Road
London SE1 6LH
e-mail: england.coo@nhs.net
To:
Jonathan Marron
Director General
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities
17 November 2021
Dear Jonathan,
Section 7A NHS public health functions agreement 2021 to 2022
Thank you for your letter dated 8 November 2021 which put on record the arrangements for the ongoing delegated exercise of the Secretary of State’s public health functions in 2021 to 2022 and the delegation of additional public health functions as part of the wider public health reforms.
I appreciate the extensive efforts and collaboration that have gone into this piece of work from both our teams and would like to extend my thanks to you and your team.
On behalf of NHS England, I am happy to confirm our assent to these arrangements – please accept this letter as authorisation.
Yours sincerely
Mark Cubbon
Interim Chief Operating Officer
NHS England and Improvement