Common use of Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund Clause in Contracts

Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund. 2.4.1 The Integrated Commissioning Fund comprises the Pooled Fund and Aligned Fund. 2.4.2 With the exception of services that cannot be pooled, (see Section 2.4.3) the Pooled Fund will include the following: • The CCG’s 2019/20 opening budgets: in line with the CCG's approval via the Governing Body on the 13th of March 2019 followed by submission to NHS England in early April 2019. • The Council’s People’s Services budgets approved by the Council on 27th of February 2019: 2.4.3 Where possible, prescribed services will be included in the Integrated Commissioning Funds as Aligned Funds. The services that cannot be pooled, as summarised in 81(2000)617: NHS Bodies and Local Authorities Partnership Arrangements Regulations include: • Acute surgical (unlikely to be able to disaggregate from hotel services); • Emergency ambulance; • Radiotherapy; • Termination of pregnancies; • Endoscopy; • Laser treatments (class 4); • Other invasive treatments. • Adoption services (Adoption & Childcare Act, 2003); • Appointment of mental health professional (MHA, 1983); • MHP powers of entry (MHA, 1983); • Safeguarding children in care homes (Children Act, 1989); • Appointment of director of social services (LASSA, 1970). 2.4.4 Both partners have a level of funding that sits outside the Integrated Commissioning Fund either via statutory restrictions (see NHS Act 2012) including co-collaborated services or locally agreed exclusions where responsibility is deemed to be held by individual partners. As part of the annual review these funding areas will be considered for appropriateness. 2.4.5 The financial schedule submitted for the Integrated Commissioning Fund for the current financial year is shown in Part Three (Table A).

Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund. 2.4.1 The Integrated Commissioning Fund comprises the Pooled Fund and Aligned Fund. 2.4.2 With the exception of services that cannot be pooled, (see Section 2.4.3) the Pooled Fund will include the following: • The CCG’s 2019/20 ICB's 2023/24 opening budgets: budgets as delegated to St Helens Place, in line with the CCGICB's approval via the Governing Body on the 13th XX of March 2019 followed by submission to NHS England in early April 20192023. • The Council’s People’s 's Integrated Health and Social Care Services budgets approved by the Council on 27th of February 2019:1st March 2023 2.4.3 Where possible, prescribed services will be included in the Integrated Commissioning Funds as Aligned Funds. The services that cannot be pooled, as summarised in 81(2000)617SI(2000)617: NHS Bodies and Local Authorities Partnership Arrangements Regulations include: • Acute surgical (unlikely to be able to disaggregate from hotel services); ) • Emergency ambulance; . • Radiotherapy; . • Termination of pregnancies; . • Endoscopy; . • Laser treatments (class 4); . • Other invasive treatments. • Adoption services (Adoption & Childcare Act, 2003); . • Appointment of mental health professional (MHA, 1983); . • MHP powers of entry (MHA, 1983); . • Safeguarding children in care homes (Children Act, 1989); . • Appointment of director of social services (LASSA, 1970). 2.4.4 Both partners have a level of funding that sits outside the Integrated Commissioning Fund either via statutory restrictions (see NHS Act 2012) including co-collaborated services or locally agreed exclusions where responsibility is deemed to be held by individual partners. As part of the annual review these funding areas will be considered for appropriateness. 2.4.5 The financial schedule submitted for the Integrated Commissioning Fund for the current financial year is shown in Part Three (Table A).

Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund. 2.4.1 The Integrated Commissioning Fund comprises the Pooled Fund and Aligned Fund. 2.4.2 With the exception of services that cannot be pooled, (see Section 2.4.3) the Pooled Fund will include the following: •  The CCG’s 2019/20 2021/22 opening budgets: in line with the CCG's approval via the Governing Body on the 13th 10th of March 2019 2021 followed by submission to NHS England in early April 20192021. •  The Council’s People’s Integrated Health and Social Care Services budgets approved by the Council on 27th of February 20193rd March 2021: 2.4.3 Where possible, prescribed services will be included in the Integrated Commissioning Funds as Aligned Funds. The services that cannot be pooled, as summarised in 81(2000)617: NHS Bodies and Local Authorities Partnership Arrangements Regulations include: •  Acute surgical (unlikely to be able to disaggregate from hotel services); • .  Emergency ambulance; • .  Radiotherapy; • .  Termination of pregnancies; • .  Endoscopy; • .  Laser treatments (class 4); • .  Other invasive treatments. •  Adoption services (Adoption & Childcare Act, 2003); • .  Appointment of mental health professional (MHA, 1983); • .  MHP powers of entry (MHA, 1983); • .  Safeguarding children in care homes (Children Act, 1989); • .  Appointment of director of social services (LASSA, 1970). 2.4.4 Both partners have a level of funding that sits outside the Integrated Commissioning Fund either via statutory restrictions (see NHS Act 2012) including co-collaborated services or locally agreed exclusions where responsibility is deemed to be held by individual partners. As part of the annual review these funding areas will be considered for appropriateness. 2.4.5 The financial schedule submitted for the Integrated Commissioning Fund for the current financial year is shown in Part Three (Table A).

Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund. 2.4.1 The Integrated Commissioning Fund comprises the Pooled Fund and Aligned Fund. 2.4.2 With the exception of services that cannot be pooled, (see Section 2.4.3) the Pooled Fund will include the following: •  The CCG’s 2019/20 2020/21 opening budgets: in line with the CCG's approval via the Governing Body on the 13th 11th of March 2019 2020 followed by submission to NHS England in early April 20192020. •  The Council’s People’s Services budgets approved by the Council on 27th 26th of February 20192020: 2.4.3 Where possible, prescribed services will be included in the Integrated Commissioning Funds as Aligned Funds. The services that cannot be pooled, as summarised in 81(2000)617: NHS Bodies and Local Authorities Partnership Arrangements Regulations include: •  Acute surgical (unlikely to be able to disaggregate from hotel services); •  Emergency ambulance; •  Radiotherapy; •  Termination of pregnancies; •  Endoscopy; •  Laser treatments (class 4); •  Other invasive treatments. •  Adoption services (Adoption & Childcare Act, 2003); •  Appointment of mental health professional (MHA, 1983); •  MHP powers of entry (MHA, 1983); •  Safeguarding children in care homes (Children Act, 1989); •  Appointment of director of social services (LASSA, 1970). 2.4.4 Both partners have a level of funding that sits outside the Integrated Commissioning Fund either via statutory restrictions (see NHS Act 2012) including co-collaborated services or locally agreed exclusions where responsibility is deemed to be held by individual partners. As part of the annual review these funding areas will be considered for appropriateness. 2.4.5 The financial schedule submitted for the Integrated Commissioning Fund for the current financial year is shown in Part Three (Table A).

Value of the Integrated Commissioning Fund. 2.4.1 16.1 The Integrated Commissioning Fund comprises of the Pooled Fund and Aligned FundFund which it makes sense to plan and manage in a coordinated way. As referenced in Appendix 1. 2.4.2 With the exception of services that cannot be pooled, 16.2 The CCG fund elements include (see Section 2.4.3) the Pooled Fund will include the following: • The CCG’s 2019/20 2016/17 opening budgets):  Complete commissioning budget for patients registered with GPs in Tameside and Glossop, including the full acute services budget; and the administrative and support functions, as an aligned fund ; 16.3 The Council fund elements include:  Adult Services and Childrens Services within the “People” Directorate.  The Public Health directorate budget. 16.4 Figures quoted in Appendix 1 are in line with the CCG's approval via the Governing Body on the 13th of March 2019 followed by submission to NHS England in early April 2019. • The Council’s People’s Services full budgets approved by the Council on 27th 23 February 2016 and in line with the CCG’s planning submission to NHS England on the 8 February 2016. 16.5 The stated intention is to maximise the resources and the scale of February 2019: 2.4.3 Where possible, prescribed services will commissioning to be included in the Integrated Commissioning Funds Fund, as either an Pooled Fund or Aligned FundsFund. The prescribed services that cannot be pooled, as summarised in 81(2000)617SI(2000)617: NHS Bodies and Local Authorities Partnership Arrangements Regulations includeincludes: •  Acute surgical (unlikely to be able to disaggregate from hotel services); •  Emergency ambulance; •  Radiotherapy; •  Termination of pregnancies; •  Endoscopy; •  Laser treatments (class 4); •  Other invasive treatments. •  Adoption services (Adoption & Childcare Act, 2003); •  Appointment of mental health professional (MHA, 1983); •  MHP powers of entry (MHA, 1983); •  Safeguarding children in care homes (Children Act, 1989); •  Appointment of director of social services (LASSA, 1970). 2.4.4 Both partners have a level of funding that sits outside 16.6 Where possible, these services will be included in the Integrated Commissioning Fund either via statutory restrictions (see NHS Act 2012) including co-collaborated services or locally agreed exclusions where responsibility is deemed to be held by individual partners. As part of the annual review these funding areas will be considered for appropriatenessas an Aligned Fund. 2.4.5 The financial schedule submitted for the Integrated Commissioning Fund for the current financial year is shown in Part Three (Table A).