Hospital Escort and Bedwatch Sample Clauses

Hospital Escort and Bedwatch. Activity where Prisoners require a period of supervision and confinement (including maternity) in hospital either for a scheduled in-patient procedure or following an emergency. The contract collectively comprises five other Schedules which variously provide the Terms & Conditions of Contract (Schedule A); contract Pricing (Schedule C); Performance Measures and Service Credits (Schedule D); list of Premises where the services may be performed (Schedule E) and the Service Provider’s operational proposal (Schedule F). Part 2 of Schedule C indicates the monthly baseline volumes of activity which the service provider has priced to deliver. The Performance Measures (Schedule D) are separated into two groups: 🕐 Group A, states time sensitive Performance Measures relating to the collection, arrival, departure and return of prisoners; and �� Group B, states Performance Measures relating to the general management, care, custody and welfare aspects of the service provisions. In discharging the services, the overriding priorities for the service provider are the prevention of escape, protection of the public, and the security, safety and welfare of the prisoners in custody. Equally important are the requirements to avoid and minimise prisoner release in error and adherence to the principles and specific obligations specified in the contract. End of Overview Page COURT CUSTODY AND PRISONER ESCORT SERVICES IN SCOTLAND SCHEDULE A TERMS & CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT CONTRACT 00846 This is Schedule A referred to in the foregoing Contract number 00846 between the Scottish Ministers and G4S Care and Justice Service (UK) Limited PART 1 OF SCHEDULE A – TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DEFINITIONS 2. INTERPRETATION 3. PERIOD OF CONTRACT 4. THE SERVICES 5. MANNER OF CARRYING OUT THE SERVICES 6. SERVICE PROVIDER’S STAFF 7. SUSPENSION OF SERVICE PROVIDER STAFF 8. SECURITY
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