Partnership arrangements fees and organisational support funds
Partnership arrangements fees and organisational support funds OS Use and Repartition Priority Objectives
Partnership arrangements. 4.1 The Partners enter into these Partnership Arrangements utilising where required the powers set out under Section 75 of the XXXX 0000 to:
4.1.1 deliver the integrated commissioning of health, social care and public health services, to better meet the needs of the Service Users of the City of Salford than if the Partners were operating independently; and
4.1.2 establish the Integrated Health and Care Fund.
4.2 The Partnership Arrangements shall comprise:
4.2.1 the setting of Approved Budgets for each financial year for each Service by the Council and by the CCG Governing Body;
4.2.2 the making of Commissioning Decisions on Reserved Matters by the Council, CCG or Health and Care Commissioning Board (as applicable);
4.2.3 the making of Commissioning Decisions by the relevant Officer in respect of Retained Decisions related to any matter under consideration by the Health and Care Commissioning Board, at the venue of the Health and Care Commissioning Board or by such Officer(s) at an alternative location and/or time at the discretion of the relevant Officer, with any such Commissioning Decision being reported to the relevant meeting of the Health and Care Commissioning Board (although a failure to so report will not invalidate the decision);
4.2.4 the making of Commissioning Decisions in relation to the Services on behalf of the Partners by the Committees;
4.2.5 the making of Commissioning Decisions by the relevant Officer in respect of Retained Decisions related to the Services under consideration by a Committee at the venue of the relevant Committee or by such Officer(s) at an alternative location and/or time at the discretion of the relevant Officer, with any such being reported to the relevant meeting of the relevant Committee (although a failure to so report will not invalidate the decision);
4.2.6 the administration of the Integrated Health and Care Fund by the CCG as directed by the Committees and/or the Health and Care Commissioning Board and/or the Partners; and
4.2.7 the oversight of the operation of the Integrated Health and Care Fund and the Committees by the Health and Care Commissioning Board.
4.3 The Partners recognise that the Integrated Health and Care Fund comprises:
4.3.1 the Pooled Budgets; and
4.3.2 the Aligned Budgets.
4.4 As required by Regulation 4(2) of the NHS Regulations 2000, the Partners have carried out a joint consultation on the proposed Partnership Arrangements with Service Users and other individuals and groups who appear to...
Partnership arrangements. 4.1 The Partners have agreed that with effect from the Commencement Date they will operate the following arrangements:-
4.1.1 the establishment of a Pooled Fund (as detailed in this Agreement) to be administered by the Host Authority;
4.1.2 Each Partner to retain statutory responsibility in relation to their respective Care Home Accommodation Functions. For the avoidance of any doubt, each Partner shall be responsible for all costs associated with its provision of the Services and/or individuals placed by the relevant Partner in accordance with its Care Home Accommodation Functions.
4.1.3 Denbighshire County Council (“DCC”) shall act as the Host Authority during the Initial Term of this Agreement. Should the Agreement be extended in accordance with the provisions of clause 3.1 the Partners shall decide unanimously, prior to the expiry of the Initial Term and, where appropriate, any further extended 12 month periods, that either (i) DCC continues to act as Host Authority for the duration of the extended term concerned or (ii) which Partner shall act as the replacement Host Authority in respect of the extended term concerned.
4.1.4 Nothing in this Agreement shall prejudice or affect the Partners in the exercise of their functions as public bodies or in any other capacity.
Partnership arrangements. The Peoples Board has delegated the function of overseeing the local care system to a multi-agency Executive sub-group, established as the St Helens Cares Executive Board. The governance structure and Terms of Reference are set out in Schedule 3.
Partnership arrangements. 3.1 The Partner Authorities agree that:
3.1.1 they shall collaborate to undertake the Project by way of the Partnership Arrangements set out in Schedule 1;
3.1.2 the VRP Board and VRP Forum shall be established in accordance with Schedule 2;
3.1.3 they shall cooperate and share such operational information as is necessary for the smooth running of the Project.
Partnership arrangements. 3.1 The Partners enter into these Partnership Arrangements under section 75 of the XXX Xxx 0000 to commission and provide integrated health and social care services to better meet the needs of the Service Users of Kent than if the Partners were operating independently.
3.2 The specific Aims and Outcomes of the Partnership Arrangements are described in Schedule 1. The Parties shall work together to ensure these Aims and Outcomes are met during the Term.
3.3 From the Commencement Date, the Previous Section 31 Agreements are replaced by the provisions of this Agreement.
3.4 The Partnership Arrangements shall:
3.4.1 Comprise the delegation by the NHS Bodies to the Authority of the NHS Functions, so that it may exercise the NHS Functions in part alongside the Authority Health-Related Functions;
3.4.2 Comprise the establishment and maintenance of Pooled Funds for the Services in accordance with the NHS Regulations 2000 and on the terms set out in this Agreement for the Term; and
3.4.3 establish integrated management and commissioning with regard to ICES.
3.5 The Authority shall host and provide the financial administrative systems for the Pooled Fund.
Partnership arrangements. <Provide the names and roles of the various partners involved in conducting the project. Provide a brief Curriculum Vitae of partners and proposed individuals identified to work on the proposal. Clearly identify the responsibilities of each partner and contribution. Describe the governance structure for the project. Please note that if the consultancy is not carried out by Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx University), the proposal cannot form part of the Partnership Agreement (nor access the General Certificate of Exemption) and normal procurement procedures will apply. Some personnel at CDU (including Menzies School of Health Research) have the ability to undertake paid activity as private practice, ie, the work is for individual profit. Work undertaken as private practice cannot form part of the Partnership Agreement.>
Partnership arrangements fees and organisational support funds OS Use and Repartition Priority Objectives
1. ● mobilities can be organised only in case the project between the universities was approved
Partnership arrangements. 3.1 The Parties acknowledge that this is an important strategic partnership as between the parties to assist the Council in achieving its corporate and strategic objectives for the health and wellbeing of the residents and visitors to the Tonbridge & Malling area and to assist the Trust fulfil its charitable objects.
3.2 The Parties agree to act in good faith in relation to this partnership arrangement and to co-operate with one another to deliver the agreed common objectives.
3.3 The Parties shall review this Agreement and the arrangements between the parties generally from time to time to ensure these are operating as the parties had intended at the Commencement Date and, as appropriate, discuss and agree any changes to the arrangements.
