Funding Arrangements. Minimum amounts/increments for Japan Local Currency Borrowings, repayments and prepayments: Same as Credit Agreement.
Funding Arrangements. Minimum amounts/increments for Local Currency Borrowings, repayments and prepayments: Same as Credit Agreement.
Funding Arrangements. All Doctoral Students in receipt of a student Bursary are required to complete and sign a copy of this Funding Agreement in order for payment arrangements to be completed. The student Maintenance Grant payment will be set up for the relevant Duration, unless otherwise stated above, and is subject to satisfactory progress and continued registration. If Maintenance Grant payments are to continue into an approved extension1 period past the Duration, (in accordance with 2.3) then a Continuation of Payments form must be completed for the Student by the Sponsor in order for payments to continue. Subject to the satisfactory progress of the student according to the Regulations of the University the Sponsor shall pay annually in advance the student fee, stipend and training & development allowance in full. The Student maintenance grant will be paid quarterly in advance. Payments will be made direct to the UK bank account of the student via the University.
Funding Arrangements. (a) The parties agree to the Funds and Funding Principles set out in Schedule 4.
(b) The parties agree that AHPRA, in consultation with the Board, will apply the Funding Principles in determining the Funds payable to the Accreditation Authority in each year of the Term.
Funding Arrangements. As explained, you will be responsible for payment of our professional fees and disbursements incurred in your case and, if unsuccessful (in the event that your instructions involve the commencement or defence of litigation), you may also be ordered to pay your opponent’s legal fees and expenses. It is therefore important that you consider the possible arrangements for funding the legal costs and expenses. In this connection, please check whether your existing insurance arrangements cover your legal costs and expenses and/or possibly your opponent’s legal costs. Even if you do not have existing insurance arrangements, you may still be able to purchase insurance for your own legal costs and/or your opponent’s legal costs. Please inform us if you wish us to investigate the possible insurance arrangements for funding legal costs you will incur.
Funding Arrangements. 2.1. If a CCG assesses that you are eligible for CHC funding, the CCG is responsible for locating a placement suitable to meet your assessed needs and for funding that placement.
2.2. The CCG may determine that other care home establishments are suitable to meet your care requirements. If the alternate care home(s) the CCG identifies are of a lower cost to the rate charged by us, the CCG may refuse to fund all of our required rate. The CCG will almost certainly refuse to fund all of our required rate if you wish to select a better standard room in the care home than the standard of room for which the CCG is prepared to pay.
2.3. Current regulations suggest that in general you or anyone else paying the difference between the rate the CCG offers us and the private rate we normally require would be unlawful. It may however be permissible for you or someone else to agree to pay the difference between the rate the CCG are prepared to pay for a standard room and our higher rate for (if available) a higher quality, non-standard room you may wish to occupy. The Home may also have facilities and care and other services which are above and beyond those the CCG have contracted us to supply for you. We refer to such non-standard room and additional services or facilities as ‘Lifestyle Choice Items’ and our charges for them as ‘Lifestyle Choice Top-Up fees’, and if you wished to be supplied with any Lifestyle Choice Items, we would need to specify those and the fees for them in a separate contract to be entered into with you or anyone else who might be prepared to pay for Lifestyle Choice Items .
Funding Arrangements. 2.1. If a Local Authority assesses that you are eligible for Local Authority Funding, the Local Authority is responsible for locating a placement suitable to meet your care needs and for funding that placement, subject to any contribution that the Local Authority calculates and requires that you contribute towards your care having regards to your personal finances. This is normally referred to as a ‘client contribution’ and may vary over time and eventually cease.
2.2. The Local Authority may determine that other care home establishments are suitable to meet your care requirements. If the alternate care home(s) the Local Authority identifies are of a lower cost to the rate charged by us, the Local Authority may refuse to fund all of our required rate. The Local Authority may also refuse to fund all of our required rate if you wish to select a better standard room in the care home than the standard of room for which the Local Authority is prepared to pay.
2.3. If the rate that the Local Authority agrees to pay for your placement is lower than our required rate, you should expect us to require a ‘Lifestyle Choice Top-Up’ fee to be paid by you or a third party (identified by you, but who is normally a family member) in order to address the shortfall between the rate to be paid by the Local Authority and our required rate for the room. This would be subject to a separate Lifestyle Choice Top-Up agreement. Termination by any such third party of any such ‘Lifestyle Choice Top-Up’ agreement or its breach will entitle us to serve on you written notice of termination (see clause 5.3.1).
2.4. There are very limited circumstances where a prospective resident offered Local Authority Funding can pay for their own Lifestyle Choice Top-Up, and it is therefore likely any Lifestyle Choice Top-Up agreement would be with a third party.
2.5. Although the Guidance to the Care Xxx 0000 states that a Local Authority ought itself collect client contributions and Lifestyle Choice Top-Up payments, some require us to collect such payments on their behalf.
Funding Arrangements. The Government has indicated its intention to provide funding to stimulate investment to enable improvements in water service delivery, support economic recovery and progress Three Waters Services Reform. The quantum of funding available for the Council (and each participating Council) will be notified by Government prior to signing this Memorandum. Funding will be provided as soon as practicable following agreement to this Memorandum and the associated Funding Agreement and Delivery Plan. The Delivery Plan will need to show that the funding is to be applied to operating or capital expenditure on three waters service delivery (with the mix to be determined by the Council) that: • supports economic recovery through job creation; and • maintains, increases and/or accelerates investment in core water infrastructure renewals and maintenance.1 The Delivery Plan will be based on a simple template and will include a summary of projects, relevant milestones, costs, location of physical works, number of people employed in works, reporting milestones and an assessment of how it supports the reform objectives set out in this Memorandum. The Delivery Plan will be supplied to Crown Infrastructure Partners, and other organisations as agreed between the Parties, who will monitor progress of application of funding against the Delivery Plan to ensure spending has been undertaken consistent with public sector financial management requirements. Agreement to this Memorandum and associated Funding Agreement and Delivery Plan are required prior to the release of Government funding. The Council will have the right to choose whether or not they wish to continue to participate in the reform programme beyond the term of the Memorandum.
Funding Arrangements. 2.1 The funding arrangements for this policy shall be provided within the budget process of the agency.
Funding Arrangements. The funding arrangements for continuity of support will be consistent with the NDIS, as outlined in Schedule B: Funding Contributions for Transition in South Australia, with South Australian repayments for Older People in Specialist Disability Services, to be provided on a monthly basis in arrears based on the actual number of people who have left South Australian specialist disability services.
