Part 1: Health Service in England: Integration, Collaboration and Other Changes NHS Trusts Section 57: Intervention in NHS Trusts
This section inserts a new section 27D in the NHS Act 2006 which places a duty on NHS England to make recommendations to the Secretary of State if it consider that the Secretary of State ought to make an intervention order in relation to an English NHS trust under section 66(2) of the NHS Act 2006 or a default order in relation to an NHS trust under section 68(2) of the NHS Act 2006. NHS England will also be required, under section 27D(1)(b) and (c) to explain its reasons for any recommendations and make any recommendations that are considered appropriate in relation to the contents of the order that the Secretary of State will make.
	Previously the TDA was directed by the Secretary of State under the 2016 Directions, to make such recommendations.