CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGING MECHANISM Sample Clauses

CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGING MECHANISM. 3.1 To ensure that all costs incurred by the CWM TAF CARE HOME ACCOMMODATION POOLED FUND are recovered, the Parties / Lead Commissioners will be required to contribute in full the costs associated with each specific service provision budget, It should be noted that this mechanism will be subject to annual review. 3.2 The Parties’ / Lead Commissioners’ financial contributions for Year 1 (2018/2019) will be based on the Parties’ / Lead Commissioners anticipated annual spend for each specific service provision line for 2018/19, shown below. Summary of Pooled Fund Contributions (year 1) 2018/19 Specific provision budget line Party / Lead Commissioner *Indicative Budget Contribution 2018/19 Residential Care Placements Residential (RCTCBC) Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council £9,150,000 Residential (MTCBC) Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council £1,943,000 Nursing Care Placements (FNC) Nursing FNC (RCTCBC) Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council £10,465,000 Nursing FNC (MTCBC) Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council £1,652,000 Nursing FNC (CTUHB) Cwm Taf University Health Board £3,785,000 Nursing Care Placements (CHC) Nursing Care CHC (Cwm Taf UHB) Cwm Taf University Health Board £7,159,000 *Indicative budgets based on 2017/18 fee levels 3.3 The Fund Contributions will be made to the Host in quarterly installments (invoiced in advance). 3.4 Any costs incurred by parties/lead commissioners in respect of commissioned services relating to specific service provision budgets should be recovered from the Host (Care Home Pooled Fund) quarterly in arrears. 3.5 Any interest received by the host in respect of partner advance pool contributions will be retained within the CWM TAF CARE HOME ACCOMMODATION POOLED FUND 3.6 Any costs associated with the administration or hosting of the CWM TAF CARE HOME ACCOMMODATION POOLED FUND will be funded by the interest received - see clause 3.5 of this schedule 3.7 For year 1 the administration and hosting charge levied to the CWM TAF CARE HOME ACCOMMODATION POOLED FUND by the host is agreed at £4,000 per annum. This charge is subject to annual review 3.8 Charges made for goods and services relating to the Service Component Element and/or Host Services of the CWM TAF CARE HOME ACCOMMODATION POOLED FUND from any Party will be made by means of official invoice based on actual costs incurred, submitted to and paid by the Host quarterly in arrears. Official Invoices should include appropriate supporting evidence of costs incurred (e.g. Agre...
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CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGING MECHANISM. 3.1 To ensure that all costs incurred by the Cwm Taf IFST are recovered, the following contribution and charging mechanism has been established, it should be noted that this mechanism will be subject to annual review. 3.2 The Contributing Partiesfinancial contributions for Year 1 (2016/2017) will be based on original level of IFST Grant allocated to each Contributing Party within their Revenue Support Grant allocation as shown below: RCT £280,000 Merthyr £280,000 3.3 The Financial Contributions will be payable to the Host in quarterly installments (invoiced in advance). 3.4 Charges made for goods and services relating to the functions and/or Host Services of the Cwm Taf IFST from any Party will be made by means of official invoice based on actual costs incurred, submitted to and paid by the Host quarterly in arrears. Official invoices should include appropriate supporting evidence of costs incurred (e.g. Transaction listing or Copy Invoices). 3.5 Charges made for goods and services relating to the functions and/or Host Services of the Cwm Taf IFST from any other company or external organisation other than the Parties will be submitted to and paid by the Host in accordance to the stipulated contract and payment terms.
CONTRIBUTION AND CHARGING MECHANISM. 3.1 To ensure that all costs incurred by the Cwm Taf Social Care Workforce Development Service are recovered, the following contribution and charging mechanism has been established, it should be noted that this mechanism will be subject to annual review. 3.2 The Parties’ financial contributions for Year 1 will be based on existing estimated budget allocations, the proportion of which is ring fenced for each Local Authority is shown as per below: Estimated Budget 2016/17 Local Authority Core Expenditure Budget 513,458 69,470 582,928 SCWDP (Grant Funded) Expenditure Budget 555,870 173,473 729,343 SCWDP (LA Core 30% Match Funding) Expenditure Budget 238,230 74,346 312,576 Less SCDWP Grant Income -555,870 -173,473 -729,343 Net LA Core Funding Budget 2016/17 751,688 143,816 895,504 Other grant funding 100,792 -100,792 17,900 -17,900 118,692 -118,692 PLOF (Grant Funded) Expenditure Budget Less PLOF Grant Income 3.3 The Financial Contributions will be made to the Host in quarterly installments (invoiced in advance). 3.4 Charges made for goods and services relating to the functions and/or Host Services of the Cwm Taf Social Care Workforce Development Servicefrom any Party will be made by means of official invoice based on actual costs incurred, submitted to and paid by the Host quarterly in arrears. Official Invoices should include appropriate supporting evidence of costs incurred (e.g. Transaction listing or Copy Invoices). 3.5 Charges made for goods and services relating to the functions and/or Host Services of the Cwm Taf Social Care Workforce Development Service from any other company or external organisation other than the Parties will be submitted to and paid by the Host in accordance to the stipulated contract and payment terms.

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