National Conditions definition

National Conditions means the national conditions set out in the NHS England Better Care Fund planning guidance as amended or replaced from time to time.

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National Conditions means the National Conditions of Sale (20th Edition) and all references in the National Conditions to "the property" shall be deemed to be references to the Property;

National Conditions means the national conditions as set out in the

Examples of National Conditions in a sentence

• Furthermore, in the event of any such claims, English law applies and is subject to the UK Rail National Conditions of Travel.

• Allocations to social care services are protected under the National Conditions, the Finance Manager will be the ASC nominated Pooled Fund Manager.

• This is in line with the 2016/17 Better Care Fund Policy Framework; National Conditions to establish where appropriate local risk-sharing agreement as part of contingency planning in the event of excess activity, with the balance spent on NHS commissioned out-of-hospital services, which may include a wide range of services including social care.

• The allocation to the Adult Social Care service is protected under the National Conditions.

• The aims and benefits of the Partners in entering into this agreement are to: • Improve the quality and efficiency of the services; • Meet the National Conditions and Local Objectives; • Drive integration between the Health and Social Care Economy; • Make more effective use of resources through the establishment and maintenance of a pooled fund for revenue expenditure on the services.

• Also consider how specific performance measures for each Scheme will be reported in context of performance of the BCF Plan overall and meeting National Conditions.

• National Conditions 2 and 3 requires that local partners should have an agreed approach to implementing the two policy objectives for the BCF, set out in the Policy Framework.

• The aims and benefits of the Partners in entering into this agreement are to:  Improve the quality and efficiency of the services;  Meet the National Conditions and Local Objectives;  Drive integration between the Health and Social Care Economy;  Make more effective use of resources through the establishment and maintenance of a pooled fund for revenue expenditure on the services.

• Detailed below are the planned targets for the BCF metrics and an outline of how we will meet the National Conditions.

• Furthermore, in the event of any such claims, English law applies and is subject to the UK Rail National Conditions of Carriage.

More Definitions of National Conditions

National Conditions means the National Conditions of Sale (20th edition)

National Conditions means the national conditions set out in the National Guidance as amended or replaced from time to time.

National Conditions has the meaning specified in Section 5.09.

National Conditions means the National Conditions of Sale (Twentieth Edition);

National Conditions means the national conditions set out in the 2023 to 2025 BCF Policy Framework as amended or replaced from time to time.