JURISDICTION AND GOVERNANCE Sample Clauses

JURISDICTION AND GOVERNANCE. The Contract is governed by English law and the Resident or their Authorised Representative can bring legal proceedings in respect of services in the English courts. Signature of The Resident or an Authorised Representative on behalf of the Resident: …………………………………………………….. DATE ………………… Signature of a Director on behalf of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx: ……………………………………………… DATE ………………… SCHEDULE 1 – FEE SCHEDULE Xxxxxxx Xxxxx’x Standard Charge per week: £[ ] Xxxxxxx Xxxxx’x Standard Charges include: • Full board and personal care. The personal care will be in accordance with the Resident’s Care Plan. Specifically including:- • Provision of a warm, comfortable and safe environment. • Assistance when necessary with bathing, washing and mobilising. • Administration of prescribed medicines. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will procure medicines from a local pharmacist. • Care during illness. • Encouragement to join in activities and events taking place in the Home in order to provide a stimulating and happy environment. This will be charged on a monthly basis and calculated as following: Weekly fee divided by 7(days per week) multiplied by 365 (days a year) divided by 12 (months) A full breakdown of costs can be accessed from the proprietor. If someone has nursing needs the FNC (Funded Nursing Care) contribution will be added to the above weekly fee. This will be refunded, should it be received from the NHS. Additional Charges not in included with Xxxxxxx Xxxxx’x Standard Charges and at additional expense of the Resident: • Daily papers and similar items that the Resident may wish to purchase. • Toiletries provided by the Home. • Use of services the hairdresser offers who comes to the Home. • Special outings and events e.g holidays or theatre trips, which may be organised for Residents or to which they are invited. • Any health services that the Resident decides to purchase privately, which have not been identified within the Care Plan as being part of any NHS-funded service, or that are not covered by the normal NHS to which they are entitled such as chiropody, dentistry, opticians etc. • Escort and travel costs to the above mentioned services. • Travel costs, for example the Resident decides to use public or private transport for social reasons, making visits etc. • Any additional aids and appliances that the Resident seeks to purchase for their own comfort and that are additional to those to which they are entitled from health and social services. • Any other items of a luxury or personal natu...

JURISDICTION AND GOVERNANCE. 5.1.5 Offshore Areas and Ocean Management