Sch 1B para 8 Ordinary members
(1) The constitution must— (a) specify who is to appoint the ordinary members, and (b) provide that the appointment of an ordinary member is subject to the approval of the chair. (2) The constitution must provide for the ordinary members to include— (a) at least one member nominated jointly by the NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts that— (i) provide services for the purposes of the health service within the integrated care board’s area, and (ii) are of a prescribed description, (b) at least one member nominated jointly by persons who— (i) provide primary medical services for the purposes of the health service within the integrated care board’s area, and (ii) are of a prescribed description, (c) at least one member nominated jointly by the local authorities whose areas coincide with, or include the whole or any part of, the integrated care board’s area. (3) The constitution must set out the process for nominating the ordinary members mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) . (4) A person participating in the process for nominating the ordinary members mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) must have regard to any guidance published by NHS England in relation to the selection of candidates. (5) The descriptions of trusts or other persons that may be prescribed for the purposes of sub-paragraph (2)(a) or (b) may, in particular, be framed by reference to the nature of the services that they provide or the proportion of their services that are provided within the integrated care board’s area. (6) The chair must exercise the approval function mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(b) with a view to ensuring that at least one of the ordinary members has knowledge and experience in connection with services relating to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. (7) In this paragraph “ local authority ” has the meaning given by section 2B(5).