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Under what circumstances are licensees given the 14-day notice period prior to the modification of licence conditions?
The Healthcare Services Act 2020 (HCSA) FAQs, HCSA Amendments
In situations other than special circumstances that may cause imminent harm to patients, licensees will be given the 14-day notice period to send in their queries or clarifications to MOH before MOH amends the licence conditions.
For example, when MOH needs to amend the licence conditions to incorporate changes to technical requirements as when the best practices change (e.g., to include new indications which may be allowed for Proton Beam Therapy to be conducted after review of the latest scientific evidence by a group of experts),individual licensees are given a 14-day notice period ahead of these amendments to provide feedback to MOH
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