Examples of National Variation in a sentence
NHS England may propose changes to the scope or execution of the Services arising from a change in Applicable Laws and Guidance but no proposed changes shall come into effect until a National Variation has been issued by NHS England.
A National Variation shall be a document setting out the proposed changes and the effect that those changes shall have on: the Services; the Funding; the Quality and Performance Requirements; and any of the terms of this agreement.
Changes to the Services required as a result of changes to Applicable Laws or Guidance shall be agreed via the National Variation procedure set out in clause 46.
The Parties acknowledge that any National Variation may be mandated by NHS England, in which case the National Variation shall take effect on the date that NHS England mandates in the National Variation which shall be on not less than three months’ notice.
If NHS England wishes to make a change other than a National Variation, any such change shall be agreed in writing by NHS England and the Provider.
If the Provider does not wish to accept a National Variation, they shall give notice to NHS England, and the agreement shall terminate without further liability to the Parties on the date that the National Variation takes effect.