Friday 21 Oct 2016 @ 13:25
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Your views on proposed fees for providers

We're asking care providers and organisations that represent them to give us their views on the regulatory fees we’ll be charging from 1 April 2017.

These proposals follow the plans we consulted on last year to meet the Treasury's requirement to recover our chargeable costs in full from providers.

David Behan, our chief executive said: “The fees paid by providers enable us to fulfil our purpose of making sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care."

You can read the proposals in detail by downloading our consultation document and use our online form to give us your views.

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