Cultural requirements. 25.2.1 The Provider will have strategies and policies that describes how Services will be delivered that are culturally appropriate and competent, which will:
Cultural requirements. The Provider will have strategies and policies that describes how Services will be delivered that are culturally appropriate and competent, which will: take into account the particular cultural needs of the Service User and their whānau or family, to ensure Services are safe and appropriate demonstrate how the Provider will cultivate appropriate organisational and community linkages to inform the Provider’s cultural competency development demonstrate that the Provider understands the boundaries of its cultural competencies and how the Provider will seek advice and support when this is required demonstrate how the Provider will achieve and ensure its workforce reflects the cultural needs of Service Users and is reflective of the Service User population. Ensuring health and safety In performing its obligations under this Agreement, the Provider must: comply with all relevant health and safety legislation including the Health and Safety at Work Xxx 0000 so far as is reasonably practicable, ensure the health and safety of: the Purchasers’ and the Provider’s workers (as defined by the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015) Service Users any others who may be put at risk by the Services. so far as is reasonably practicable, ensure that no act or omission gives rise to, or is likely to give rise to, the issue of any notice or enforcement action under any health and safety legislation (including the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015) against the Purchasers or the Provider advise NASO in writing as soon as possible of: all notifiable events (as defined in the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015) relating to the Services any contact by any regulatory agency in relation to any health, safety or environmental matter relating to the Services (unless the Provider is prohibited by law from so advising NASO). comply with NASO’s reasonable instructions in relation to any matter referred to in clause 26.1.1(d). Without limiting this clause 26.1, and notwithstanding any minimum standards required under the Service Specifications in Part 2, the Provider acknowledges and agrees that it is responsible for managing the risks arising from the performance of the Services and that the Purchasers are reliant on the Provider's expertise and ability to influence and control the performance of the Services in this regard. Risk management plans In addition to its obligations under clause 26.1, the Provider must maintain health and safety risk management plans relating to the delivery of Se...
