Joint Commissioning definition

Joint Commissioning means where the Council jointly with one or more local authorities or public bodies enters into a contract.

Joint Commissioning means any installation, commissioning, testing or running in of plant, machinery or facilities shown in the Construction Programme as being carried out by the Contractor and the Authority together;

Joint Commissioning means a mechanism by which the Partners jointly commission a Service. For the avoidance of doubt, a joint commissioning arrangement does not involve the delegation of any functions pursuant to Section 75

Examples of Joint Commissioning in a sentence

• Where a Customer's Commissioning Test or a Grid Code Test and if applicable the Capacity Test does not involve a requirement for Dispatch the Customer shall, without limitation to the general obligation set out in this Paragraph 4.5, separately give the Company reasonable advance notice (being not less than fifteen (15) Business Days) of the time and date of carrying out the Customer's Commissioning Tests (other than Joint Commissioning Tests) and the Grid Code Tests.

• Each Joint Commissioning Test shall commence on the relevant Joint Commissioning Test Date.

• The Company shall notify the Customer when, in its opinion, the Commissioning Tests Completion Date has been reached provided that the Commissioning Tests Completion Date shall not occur prior to the date on which the Company is satisfied that all Commissioning Tests to be carried out pursuant to this Paragraph 4 (other than Joint Commissioning Tests) have been properly and satisfactorily completed.

• DD: this will be set out more clearly when the proposals go to the Joint Commissioning Board.

• These Terms of Reference will be formally reviewed on an annual basis, but may be amended at any time in order to adapt to any national guidance as and when issued.Any proposed amendments to the Terms of Reference will be submitted to the Greater Nottingham Joint Commissioning Committee for approval.

• From the 1st April 2016, under Level 3 Joint Commissioning arrangements with NHS England, the CCG has been responsible for the commissioning of ‘core’ primary medical services and their associated payments.

• The Company shall give the Customer reasonable advance notice (being not less than fifteen (15) Business Days) of the time and date of carrying out the Company's Commissioning Tests (other than Joint Commissioning Tests).

• Any such additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments shall be explicitly recorded in Joint Commissioning Board minutes and recorded in the budget statement as a separate item.

• The format of the Joint Commissioning Certificate is provided in Annexure 7.6.5.

• He said there was evidence to show that the most prolific users of alcohol unhealthily, was the 50+ age group and resources were being allocated to addressing this via the Joint Commissioning Board, chaired by Councillor Ken Norman.

More Definitions of Joint Commissioning

Joint Commissioning means Partners agreeing to jointly exercise agreed Commissioning Functions on behalf of each other in exercise of the functions of each Partner part of that Individual Scheme. This may, for example, be through agreeing to enter into the same contract or by use of a Joint Committee;

Joint Commissioning means a joint process of commissioning the

Joint Commissioning means finding out what local people need, and then planning and delivering the best range and quality of health and social care services to meet those needs. Joint Commissioning is only effective if it is carried out in partnership with citizens, communities and all other stakeholders that have an interest in the health and wellbeing of local people. It involves planning with all partners, not just looking at services that the Council provides but looking a wide range of services and supports that are available to local people.

Joint Commissioning means a mechanism by which the Partners jointly commission a Service. 5

Joint Commissioning means the partnership arrangements managed by the Joint Commissioning Unit and JCMG as directed by the Joint Commissioning Board;

Joint Commissioning means the process by which two or more commissioning agents act together to co-ordinate their commissioning, taking joint responsibility for the translation of strategy into action