The CCG must Sample Clauses
The CCG must. 2.1.1. manage the Primary Medical Services Contracts on behalf of NHS England and perform all of NHS England’s obligations under each of the Primary Medical Services Contracts in accordance with the terms of the Primary Medical Services Contracts as if it were named in the contract in place of NHS England;
2.1.2. actively manage the performance of the counter-party to the Primary Medical Services Contracts in order to secure the needs of people who use the services, improve the quality of services and improve efficiency in the provision of the services including by taking timely action to enforce contractual breaches and serve notice;
2.1.3. ensure that it obtains value for money under the Primary Medical Services Contracts on behalf of NHS England and avoids making any double payments under any Primary Medical Services Contracts;
2.1.4. comply with all current and future relevant national Guidance regarding PMS reviews and the management of practices receiving Minimum Practice Income Guarantee (MPIG) (including without limitation the Framework for Personal Medical Services (PMS) Contracts Review guidance published by NHS England in September 2014 (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/pms- review-guidance-sept14.pdf));
2.1.5. notify NHS England immediately (or in any event within two (2) Operational Days) of any breach by the CCG of its obligations to perform any of NHS England’s obligations under the Primary Medical Services Contracts;
2.1.6. keep a record of all of the Primary Medical Services Contracts that the CCG manages on behalf of NHS England setting out the following details in relation to each Primary Medical Services Contract:
2.1.6.1. name of counter-party;
2.1.6.2. location of provision of services; and
2.1.6.3. amounts payable under the contract (if a contract sum is payable) or amount payable in respect of each patient (if there is no contract sum).
The CCG must. 14.4.1. comply with any policy issued by NHS England from time to time in relation to the conduct of or avoidance of Claims and/or the pro-active management of Claims;
14.4.2. without prejudice to clause 14.4.1, in respect of legal advice or assistance in relation to a Claim, comply with any requirements of NHS England from time to time (whether set out in a policy issued pursuant to clause 14.4.1 or otherwise) in relation to the use of solicitors or barristers and, at the date of this Agreement, NHS England’s requirement is that a CCG must obtain prior approval from NHS England in respect of the firm of solicitors instructed to provide legal advice or assistance in relation to a Claim;
14.4.3. if it receives any correspondence, issue of proceedings, claim document or other document concerning any Claim or potential Claim, immediately notify NHS England and send to NHS England all copies of such correspondence;
14.4.4. co-operate fully with NHS England in relation to such Claim and the conduct of such Claim;
14.4.5. provide, at its own cost, to NHS England all documentation and other correspondence that NHS England requires for the purposes of considering and/or resisting such Claim; and/or
14.4.6. at the request of NHS England, take such action or step or provide such assistance as may in NHS England’s discretion be necessary or desirable having regard to the nature of the Claim and the existence of any time limit in relation to avoiding, disputing, defending, resisting, appealing, seeking a review or compromising such Claim or to comply with the requirements of the NHSLA or any insurer in relation to such Claim.