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2.—(1) This paragraph applies if a member (M)—
(a)is a medical practitioner or a non-GP provider; and
(b)is not in receipt of salary, wages, fees or other regular payments in respect of M’s employment as mentioned in column 3 of the Table in regulation 27(1).
(2) M’s practitioner income is—
(a)the sum of the amounts described in Cases 1 to 4; minus
(b)an amount on account of practice expenses.
CASE 1
Income derived by M from each of the following—
(a)a GMS contract;
(b)a Section 17C Agreement;
(c)an HBPMS contract;
(d)payments to, a practitioner who is a GMS practice, a Section 17C Agreement practice or an HBPMS contractor in respect of the performance of—
(i)certification services;
(ii)commissioned services; or
(iii)collaborative services;
(e)engagement by a Health Board to assist in the provision of primary medical services under section 2C(2) (functions of health boards: primary medical services) of the 1978 Act;
(f)the provision of locum services;
(g)payments made to M by an employing authority in respect of M’s provision of—
(i)primary dental services;
(ii)general ophthalmic services;
(iii)pharmaceutical services,
(h)practice-based work carried out in educating or training, or organizing the education or training, of medical students or practitioners;
(i)other fees and allowances as approved by the Scottish Ministers and detailed in the Statement of Financial Entitlement issued by them under the 2004 Regulations.
CASE 2
Charges collected from patients in respect of services mentioned in paragraph (d) of case 1 which M is authorised by or under an enactment to retain.
CASE 3
Sums paid to M out of a fund determined by reference to the number of beds in a hospital.
CASE 4
Allowances and other sums paid in respect of Board and advisory work.
This does not include payments made to cover expenses.
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