ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE. 4.1 The role of the Joint Committee as determined by the Welsh Ministers are (refer to Standing Order 1.1.4): • Determine a long-term strategic plan for the development of specialised and tertiary services in Wales, in conjunction with the Welsh Ministers; • Identify and evaluate existing, new and emerging treatments and services and advise on the designation of such services; • Develop national policies for the equitable access to safe and sustainable, high quality specialised and tertiary healthcare services across Wales, whether planned, funded and secured at national, regional or local level; • Agree annually those services that should be planned on a national basis and those that should be planned locally; • Produce an Integrated Commissioning Plan, for agreement by the Committee following the publication of the individual LHB’s Integrated Medium Term Plans; • Agree the appropriate level of funding for the provision of specialised and tertiary services at a national level, and determining the contribution from each LHB for those services (which will include the running costs of the Joint Committee and the WHSST) in accordance with any specific directions set by the Welsh Ministers; • Establish mechanisms for managing the in year risks associated with the agreed service portfolio and new pressures that may arise; • Secure the provision of specialised and tertiary services planned at a national level, including those to be delivered by providers outside Wales; and • Establish mechanisms to monitor, evaluate and publish the outcomes of specialised and tertiary healthcare services and take appropriate action.
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ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE. 3.1. The role of the Joint Committee as delegated by Member CCGs, shall be:
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ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE. 1.1. The overarching role of the Joint Committee is to take efficient and effective commissioning decisions on a place basis, where appropriate and in accordance with the delegation of authority from each Party, and, in doing so, to support the aims and objectives of the STP as set out in Schedule 7. The Joint Committee shall at all times act in accordance with all relevant Law and Guidance applicable to the Parties and relevant to the joint exercise of each Party’s Functions.
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ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE. The role of the Joint Committee will be to:
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ROLE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE. The parties may attempt to resolve any dispute, whether it comes from an individual employee or a group of employees, using the existing Joint Committee. This is meant to allow for a further opportunity to actively work on a satisfactory resolution to the dispute without moving to a more adversarial process. If the parties agree to discuss a dispute, or refer a dispute to an informal dispute resolution process via the Joint Committee, all other relevant timelines under this article are suspended unless one of the parties gives five (5) days notice of its intention to move to the next step of the process.
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