ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS Sample Clauses

ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS. 8.1 The Authorities will from the Commencement Date provide in connection with the EDT Service such accommodation goods and services as are indicated in respect of each of them in Schedule 7. 8.2 The Authorities will so far as is necessary and appropriate to the achievement of the purposes of the EDT Service cooperate over the Term of this Agreement to utilise the accommodation goods and services described in Schedule 7 in an integrated manner and periodically to review the needs of the EDT Service for accommodation goods and services on the same basis and shall make additional or substituted accommodation goods or services available by agreement in the light of such periodic review. 8.3 Each Authority retains title to its own Assets and will subject to any decision otherwise by the Executive Steering Group remain responsible for the upkeep repair or maintenance of its Assets during the existence of this Agreement so that they are maintained in the same or similar condition as at the Commencement Date with fair wear and tear excepted. 8.4 Each Authority shall on expiry or termination of this Agreement and upon reasonable notice provide to the other Authority such access to its premises or facilities as shall be required for the removal of the requesting Authority’s Assets. 8.5 The Authorities shall also make available for the purposes of the EDT Service at any time after the Commencement Date the following support services which will include inter alia but not exclusively the following: • Finance • Performance and management functions • Business support (including Public Relations and Communications) • IT • Legal services provided that these may change from time to time, and service level agreements will be drawn up between the Authorities and amended as appropriate in accordance with Schedule 6 (Terms of Reference) and further provided that the cost to each Authority of the provision of such support services shall not count as any part of that Authority’s contributions. 8.6 If the Executive Steering Group determine during the existence of this Agreement that additional Support Services are necessary for the EDT Service, it will consult with the Authority it considers should provide the additional Support Services to determine the most effective way to do so and the cost, and if that Authority is unable to agree a request from the Executive Steering Group, the matter shall be dealt with in accordance with clause 16 (Dispute Resolution Procedure).
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ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS. 10.1 The Partners shall provide such accommodation and services as are referred to in Schedule 5 (Accommodation and Other Resources) and such other Management and Support Services as are deemed necessary for the needs of the Partnership Arrangements. 10.2 The Partners will so far as is necessary and appropriate to the achievement of the purposes of the Partnership cooperate in respect of what is to be provided under Clause 10.1 and to utilise the accommodation goods and services in an integrated and cooperative manner. 10.3 The Partners will periodically review the needs of the Partnership and by agreement withdraw accommodation goods or services and/or make additional or substituted accommodation goods or services available. 10.4 The Partners will each provide or make available those Management and support services as are reasonably necessary to support the Partnership Arrangements. 10.5 As at the date hereof neither Partner will make any charge for the services referred to in this Clause 10 . 10.6 Each partner shall record and report to the other as required the costs of providing any of the services referred to in this Clause 10. 10.7 Where either Partner seeks to make changes to the services to be provided under this Clause 10 and such changes are deemed by the other to materially affect the Partnering Arrangements, then any such changes must be agreed by both Partners in accordance with Clause 20 (Variation). 11 COMMISSIONING AND CONTRACTING FRAMEWORK – BEST VALUE CLINICAL GOVERNANCE AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES 11.1 All Services directly commissioned pursuant to this Agreement shall be subject to the requirements of Best Value principles and Clinical Governance. 11.2 The Contract Procurement Requirements shall be complied with in relation to any Service Contracts. 11.3 In exercising their functions under this Agreement the Partners shall have regard to other functions in respect of Service Users so as to ensure that services are provided effectively and efficiently. 11.4 Either Partner may enter into Mixed Service Contracts. Mixed Service Contracts commissioned by the Council 11.4.1 In relation to Mixed Care Service Contracts entered into by the Council which relate wholly or in part to Relevant Functions of the CCG: (a) the Council does not guarantee that it will stay within relevant health service budgets due to placements being made based on assessed clinical need, but the Council agrees that (where it is in control of the same) it will regularly provi...
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ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS. Pursuant to Section 75 of the 2006 Act and Regulation 10(1) of the Regulations the Partners will from the Commencement Date provide in connection with the Partnership such accommodation and services as are referred to in Schedule 5 and such other Management and Support Services as are deemed necessary for the needs of the Partnership Arrangements.
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ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS. 5.1 Pursuant to Section 75 (2)(d) of the National Health Service Xxx 0000 and Regulation 10(1) of the Regulations the Partners will from the Commencement Date provide in connection with the Partnership such accommodation, goods and Service Contracts relating to the Services as are indicated in respect of each of them in Schedule 5 or as are agreed by the Partners from time to time 5.1.1 The Partners will so far as is necessary and appropriate to the achievement of the purposes of the Partnership cooperate over the Term of the Agreement to utilise the accommodation, goods, services and Services Contracts described in Schedule 5 in an integrated manner and periodically to review the needs of the Partnership for accommodation goods and services on the same basis and shall make additional or substituted accommodation goods or services available by agreement in the light of such periodic review. 5.1.2 The Host Partner is required to acknowledge the Partnership of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham in all communications material it produces and where practicable on all capital items, vehicles and/or buildings provided through the Pooled Fund throughout the duration of this agreement. 5.1.3 In respect of the accommodation provided by each Partner that Partner shall be responsible for arranging all FM and other estates services for that accommodation, for the payment of all outgoings in respect of that accommodation and for complying with any lease or other legal requirements relating to the accommodation.
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ACCOMMODATION SERVICES AND GOODS. 5.1 the Partners shall provide such accommodation and services as are referred to in Schedule 5 and such other Management and Support Services as are deemed necessary for the needs of the Partnership Arrangements. 5.2 The Partners will so far as is necessary and appropriate to the achievement of the purposes of the Partnership cooperate in respect of what is to be provided under Clause 5.1 and to utilise the accommodation goods and services in an integrated and cooperative manner. 5.3 The Partners will periodically review the needs of the Partnership and by agreement withdraw accommodation goods or services and/or make additional or substituted accommodation goods or services available. 5.4 The Partners will each provide or make available those Management and Support Services which includes any commissioning support provided to the organisation as are reasonably necessary to support the Partnership Arrangements. 5.5 For the avoidance of doubt, the Partners will continue to provide any corporate services in the same way as prior to the Commencement Date except where it has been agreed that the Partnership Arrangements will change the way in which these services will be provided. 5.6 As at the date hereof neither Partner will make any charge for the services referred to in this Clause 5. 5.7 Each partner shall record and report to the other as required the costs of providing any of the services referred to in this Clause 5. 5.8 Where either Partner seek to make changes to the services to be provided under this Clause 5 and such changes are deemed by the other to materially affect the Partnering Arrangements, then any such changes must be: 5.8.1 agreed by both Partners; and 5.8.2 the Partners may also seek an appropriate change to their financial contributions arising from such change.
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