FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Sample Clauses
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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 10.1 The Financial Contribution of the CCG and the Council to any Pooled Fund or Non-Pooled Fund for the first Financial Year of operation of each Individual Scheme shall be as set out Part 1 of Schedule 1 and in the relevant Scheme Specification.
10.2 In subsequent Financial Years, the BCF Partnership Group shall commence discussions in September of each Financial Year in order to make recommendations which will be presented to the Partnership Board to enable it to agree the Financial Contributions to be made by each Partner to Individual Schemes in the following Financial Year. The Partners shall endeavour to reach agreement on such Financial Contributions via the Partnership Board by no later than 31st October in the relevant Financial Year in order to enable the Partners to include and reflect their financial commitments, budget adjustments and delivery plans for the Better Care Fund in their annual budget setting process for the following Financial Year.
10.3 The Financial Contributions from the Partners required for each Individual Scheme in each Financial Year will be assumed to be based upon the expenditure incurred by them in relation to those Individual Schemes during the previous Financial Year.
10.4 In the event that the Joint Commissioning Board is unable to agree the contributions to the Individual Schemes and the Pooled Funds in any Financial Year, the matter will be escalated to the Authorised Officers for resolution as between the Partners. If the Partners are unable to agree the Financial Contributions, the dispute resolution procedures in Clause 25 shall be applied.
10.5 The creation of the Better Care Fund Pooled Fund does not remove the statutory duties of the Council’s Section 151 Officer and the CCG’s Chief Financial Officer to retain accountability and responsibility for their organisation’s use of financial resources, including those Financial Contributions made to the Pooled Fund. Apart from Pooled Funds where agreed, health and social care funding will be held by the relevant Partner organisation and may be managed in an aligned way between the Partners in order to facilitate joint approaches by them.
10.6 Financial Contributions will be paid as set out in each Scheme Specification.
10.7 With the exception of Clause 13, no provision of this Agreement shall preclude the Partners from making additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments to the Pooled Fund from time to time by mutual agreement. Any such additional contributions...
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)’s base contribution for 2024/25 will be £28.261m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF), will be £26.077m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme.
6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process.
6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred.
6.4 Any over or underspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance.
6.5 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and RMBC.
6.6 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.480m for 2024/25 which are subject to the following grant conditions: • Meeting adult social care needs • Reducing pressures on the NHS including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready • Ensuring that the social care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy Objectives) in the 2023-25 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. National Conditions 2 and 3 requires that local partners should have an agreed approach to implementing the two policy objectives for the BCF, set out in the Policy Framework. This ...
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. (§5.d): Owner shall use reasonable efforts to seek contributions and grants from Capital Metro Transit Authority (CMTA) and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. The financial contribution of the ACRONYM PROJECT amounts to __’__.− CHF. This subsidy is managed by the accounting department of PROJECT LEADER’S institution. The financial controlling / reporting has to be undertaken by the UNIBAS SNI, if the PROJECT LEADER is an employee of the University of Basel. In all other cases, the financial reporting shall be supervised by the UNIBAS SNI (see below). In order to release the financial contribution, the following is needed: c1) an updated finalized budget sheet, signed by the PROJECT LEADER; c2) this duly signed PROJECT AGREEMENT c3) a duly signed ACCESSORY AGREEMENT complying to the provision set forth in (3d) Items (c1) and (c2) must be received by the UNIBAS SNI office not later than? January 2022. Item (c3) must be received by the UNIBAS SNI office not later than 30 June 2022. If the financial controlling / reporting is done by an institution other than the University of Basel, the following applies: subject to the completion of 6c), the partners send their invoices to the UNIBAS SNI office on a monthly or quarterly basis, invoicing their occurred expenditures accompanied by copies of the respective invoices and proofs of salaries and social charges. These invoices shall be reimbursed within a month. Only invoices that fall within the granted period can be refunded. Furthermore, the last invoice must be received one month after the end of the granted period.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 7.1 Monies attributable to this Individual Scheme are derived from the Better Care Pooled Fund as more particularly set out for this Scheme in Schedule 1.
7.2 Financial resources in subsequent years to be determined in accordance with the Agreement
7.3 The financial governance arrangements for this Scheme are set out in Schedule 1.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. This schedule of the Section 75 has zero (£0) value, instead the CCG will pay on a cost per case basis for each IUS fitted, reviewed or removed following a quarterly invoice (in arrears)from the local authority. No pooled budget will be established between the CCG and local authority. The CCG will reimburse the local authority for IUS services for gynaecological purposes such as menorrhagia with costs split as follows: • IUS fitted for gynaecological purposes such as menorrhagia only are funded by East Leicestershire and Rutland CCG/ West Leicestershire CCG for patients registered /residing in their CCG locality. • IUD/S fitted for contraception only are funded by Leicestershire County Council (for patients resident in Leicestershire). • IUS fitted for joint gynaecological purposes (such as menorrhagia) and contraception purposes are funded on a 50/50 split between the CCG of residence/registered patient and Leicestershire County Council (for Leicestershire residents). The cost of each IUS fitting will be aligned with the local authority existing payment structures for the integrated sexual health service and community based service. CCGs will be informed of these on an annual basis. Current costs for 17/18 are: Community Based Service Contract Specialist Sexual Health Service Contract IUS Fit £81.31 £146.40 IUS post-fitting review (if required in accordance with FSRH guidance) £21.69 £66.94 Device cost (LNG-IUS) £81.44 Included in unit price of fit Complex fit/removal. (SRH Complex Tariff) N/A £220.38 The local authority will not charge the CCG for existing contract management, new quarterly performance reports and invoices. If additional work is needed this would need specific negotiation between the two parties. Initial data suggests that the cost to each CCG would not exceed £50,000 per annum. However, exact figures will be determined once the service is established. Financial resources in subsequent years to be determined in accordance with the Agreement
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 9.1 The Financial Contribution of the CCG and the Council to the Pooled Fund shall be as set out in Schedule 6. Financial Contributions will be paid / transferred by the CCG / Council monthly on the 1st of each month.
9.2 No provision of this Agreement shall preclude the Partners from making additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments to the Pooled Fund from time to time by mutual agreement. Any such additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments shall be explicitly recorded in Integrated Commissioning Board minutes and recorded in the budget statement as a separate item.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 10.1 The Financial Contribution of the CCG and the Council to any Pooled Fund or Non-Pooled Fund for the first Financial Year of operation of each Individual Scheme shall be as set out in the relevant Scheme Specification.
10.2 Financial Contributions will be determined according to National Conditions regarding Better Care Fund contributions. The Partners may wish to vary this in the future pursuant to the aims of the Pooled Fund, but may only do so with the agreement of the BCF Executive Group.
10.3 Financial Contributions will, subject to the BCF Guidance, be paid as set out in the each Scheme Specification.
10.4 No provision of this Agreement shall preclude the Partners from making additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments to the Pooled Fund from time to time by mutual agreement. Any such additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments shall be explicitly recorded in the BCF Executive Group minutes and recorded in the budget statement as a separate item.
10.5 For the avoidance of doubt any charges received from Service Users shall be paid to the Council.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 10.4 The Authorities shall agree the methodology for calculating the amount of the Pooled Fund and each Authority’s contribution to the Pooled Fund in each financial year. This shall be based on the contributions and percentage shares set out in Clause 10 as agreed upon at the time the Pooled Fund is established updated to reflect the transfer of funds from the Non-Pooled Fund to the Pooled Fund.
10.5 The Authorities may agree in writing to change the methodology that will apply to the Pooled Fund (if any) with effect from the beginning of any Financial Year.
10.6 The Authorities have agreed that their contributions (and percentage share) to the Pooled Fund for the Financial Year beginning 1 April [ ] shall be as set out in Schedule 5 as follows:
10.7 When determining the contributions to the Pooled Fund in financial years subsequent to the financial year beginning on 1st April [ ] (“Financial Year”), it is the intention of the Authorities, in normal circumstances, to update the percentage share to reflect the transfer of any Non-Pooled Funds to the Pooled Fund and apply the following principles:
10.7.1 each Authority shall take its previous year's baseline contribution and add to that the relevant inflation factor and any other cost pressure on the relevant services, less any local and national savings requirements;
10.7.2 in considering the baseline contributions in the previous Financial Year, this shall be an Authority's contribution as agreed at the commencement of the previous Financial Year and any underspends or overspends during that year shall be ignored. Where Pooled Funds are introduced during a Financial Year the Authorities shall agree when introducing the Pooled Funds what figures shall be taken as the baseline contributions for that Financial Year for the purposes of this clause (as though the Pooled Funds were introduced at the commencement of that Financial Year).
10.8 In determining financial contributions for subsequent financial years the Authorities will also consider whether it is possible to fund any growth proposals.
10.9 In the event that the financial contributions of the Authorities to any Pooled Fund in any Financial Year (the "new Financial Year"):
10.9.1 are less than that in the previous Financial Year as increased by the relevant inflation factor; and/or
10.9.2 do not cover cost pressures on the relevant Services, the Authorities shall negotiate appropriate changes in funding and/or Services so that expenditure will be cove...
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Pooled Fund (Integrated)