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Care Act 2014

Failure to exercise functions

565.Paragraph 18 empowers the Secretary of State to intervene to direct HEE in the delivery of its functions, where he considers HEE is failing, or has failed to exercise any of its functions properly, and that the failure is significant. A significant failure could include circumstances where there is evidence that public money is not being used effectively; there are concerns about the quality of education and training and these are not being adequately addressed; plans look likely to lead to a shortfall in an important part of the professional workforce; or there are concerns that education and training is impacting on patient safety.

566.Sub-paragraph (2) states that if HEE fails to act as directed by the Secretary of State, the Secretary of State, or another person on his behalf, may carry out HEE’s functions.

567.Sub-paragraph (3) requires the Secretary of State to publish reasons for intervention where HEE is failing, or where HEE has failed to take the remedial action stipulated by Secretary of State.

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