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Mutuals and spin outs: the new improved ‘right to provide’


The Government is for thousands of


and


vision public


service employees to set up mutuals


spin-outs to


run their services. In health, the conduit for


this is the


‘right to provide’, successor to the more limited ‘right to


provide’ to


request’. The ‘right (‘R2P’)


staff working to applies in PCTs,


NHS trusts, mental health trusts, local authority social


services or even foundation trusts, length


SHAs bodies, and enabling


them to submit a proposal to take their service out of an NHS organisation or local authority into a new ‘staff-led enterprise’. It could apply to frontline clinical staff, as well as back-offi ce staff handling payroll, fi nance, ICT and administration.


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