Charging for Services. 9.1. Services provided by the Council shall be charged at rates detailed on a statement of rates (Statement of Rates).
Charging for Services. 11.1 The Services provided through this Agreement for which the City normally charges will continue to attract a charge. There is no intention to increase or expand charging arrangements through this Agreement, although the City reserves the right to do this at any time.
Charging for Services. 13.1 The Scottish Government have outlined their policy intent that Police Scotland and the Authority will not charge the PIRC for any services, information, documents, forensic or scene examinations or any other support provided to a PIRC investigation.
Charging for Services. 1. Each partner shall charge reasonably for all services rendered by that partner, following generally the policies of the firm as to fees charged. However, each partner may serve without charge any member of his or her own family, and with the consent of the management committee any partner may serve without charge, or at less than regular charge, any civic, educational, religious, or charitable organization or project.
Charging for Services. 10.1 The Subcontractor may not charge Enrolled Adolescents for any Services unless expressly permitted by the Combined Dental Agreement.
Charging for Services. 9.1 The Council retains the power and responsibility to charge for certain of its functions in accordance with the Care Xxx 0000.
Charging for Services. New: July 2010
Charging for Services. The Transmission System Operator shall charge for the services as specified herein once a month. The Transmission System Operator shall send the invoice together with the specification of performed services. Calculation of deviations balancing: For the purpose of issuing an invoice for the quantities of natural gas that were bought by the Transmission System Operator in the process of deviations balancing, the Transmission System Operator shall provide the Group Leader with data within 15 days after the end of the month to which the data refer. The Group Leader shall send to the Transmission System Operator an invoice for the mentioned quantities within 20 days from the end of the month to which the data refer. At the same time, the Group Leader shall send to the Transmission System Operator relevant documents on excise duties. Calculation of unaccounted for: For the purposes of issuing an invoice for the quantities of natural gas which were taken over from the Group Leader on the basis of identified unaccounted for, the Transmission System Operator shall provide the Group Leader with the data within 15 days from the end of the month to which the data refer. The Group Leader shall send to the Transmission System Operator an invoice for the mentioned quantities within 20 days from the end of the month to which the data refer. At the same time, the Group Leader shall send to the Transmission System Operator relevant documents on excise duties. If a deficit of quantities is established in an accounting period on the basis of unaccounted for, the Transmission System Operator shall charge the Group Leader for the appropriate difference in quantities. The Contracting Parties agree that any Party may set off mutual claims on the basis of those issued invoices arising from this Contract that refer to the same accounting period. The Parties agree that in case of an offset they will not issue additional documents thereon.
Charging for Services. 10.1. Services provided by HLS shall be charged for on the basis of the retainer and/or hourly rates set out in the Client Care Letter. These rates are exclusive of VAT. With effect from 1st April in each year following, unless otherwise agreed, these rates shall be adjusted in line with the annual percentage adjustment applicable to Hampshire County Council’s salary costs. Any additional increase in rates, to reflect further running costs, shall be the subject of prior written notification and agreement before taking effect.
Charging for Services. NHS services are free at the point of delivery but local authorities have a requirement to charge for some services and a permissive power to charge for most Community Care Services. There is no intention to increase or expand charging arrangements through this Agreement. Those services provided through this Partnership Agreement for which the Council normally charges will continue to attract a charge. To ensure that only the Council benefits from the income gained from charges, the Council’s contribution to the Pool will be on a gross basis. All receipts for charges will be tracked back to the Council. Operational policies will ensure that, where a charge is made, it is carefully explained to people using the service, at the outset, to avoid any misunderstanding that NHS services are being charged for, especially when the NHS is providing a service part of which is being charged for. The operational policies will be documented by the Council and provide clarification to staff in situations where the distinction between charged and non-charged for services may not be apparent. Decisions about the charging policies to be adopted will rest with the Council, which will note the guidance provided by the Department of Health in ‘Fairer Charging Policies for Home Care and Other non-residential Social Service’ November 2001 and any subsequent guidance. Changes of policy will be reported to the Joint Learning Disabilities Standing Committee. The Pool Manager will ensure that written operational policies exist which provide staff with clear guidance on which services are charged for and which are non- chargeable.
