Part 4: Supplementary and final provisions Section 10: Consequential amendments Other consequential information provisions
Subsection (8) of section 10 amends section 265(1) of the Act so that the Secretary of State can apply penalties to breaches of the information provisions made by regulations under new section 264A.
	Subsection (9) of section 10 amends section 265(5) so that manufacturers, distributors and suppliers referred to in new section 264A who have had an enforcement decision made against them have the right to appeal.
	Subsection (11) amends section 265(7)(a) and (d) so that the definition of "enforcement decision" includes decisions made against manufacturers, distributors and suppliers referred to in new section 264A.
	Subsection (13) replaces the existing consultation requirement so that the Secretary of State must consult not only the industry body, as is already the case, but also any other body which appears to the Secretary of State appropriate to represent persons who distribute health service medicines or persons who manufacture, distribute or supply any other medical supplies, or other related products, required for the purposes of the health service.
	Subsection (14) confirms the definition of "UK producer" so that it would be consistent with the definition in new section 264A.
	Subsection (16) of section 10 of the Act omits subsection (9) from section 272 (orders, regulations, rules and directions) of the NHS Act 2006, so that subsections (7) and (8) of section 272, which relate to the exercise of the power to make orders apply to section 260 of the NHS Act 2006, in the same way they do to the health service medicines provisions.
	Subsection (17) of section 10 of the Act amends section 278 of the NHS Act 2006 so that the supplementary provisions in the NHS Act 2006 also extend to Scotland and Northern Ireland, to the extent that the supplementary provisions apply to sections 260 to 266 of the NHS Act 2006.