Statutory guidance
Trust special administrators of NHS trusts: statutory guidance
Guidance which Trust Special Administrators (TSAs) must have regard to in carrying out their duties at NHS Trusts.
Applies to England
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The TSA regime is a measure of last resort to address urgent issues affecting the ability of a Trust to deliver patient care, whether for clinical or financial reasons, or both.
The Secretary of State can appoint a TSA to an NHS Trust to develop recommendations, by talking to patients, the public and others. This means that good quality, essential services can be delivered in a financially sustainable way.
Monitor has published separate guidance for TSAs appointed to Foundation Trusts.
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Published 5 July 2012
Last updated 12 February 2015
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Statutory guidance for Trust special administrators of NHS trusts updated.
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