ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. Role of the Commonwealth
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 11. To realise the objectives and commitments in this Agreement, each Party has specific roles and responsibilities, as outlined below. Role of the Commonwealth
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 15. In managing the outbreak the Commonwealth and States will refer to roles and responsibilities as outlined in the Australian Health Sector Emergency Response Plan for Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), and to the division of responsibilities as set out in Schedule A and Schedule B to this Agreement.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 29. There is widespread recognition that Australia’s mental health and suicide prevention system requires significant reform to focus on better mental health and wellbeing outcomes. Achieving this requires collaboration from all governments, as critical players in policy and service delivery, as well as meaningful engagement with key stakeholders, particularly those with lived experience.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. A. The Idaho State Department of Education (SDE) agrees to:
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. To realise the objective and commitments in this Agreement, each Party has specific roles and responsibilities, as outlined below. Role of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth agrees to be responsible for: providing a financial reimbursement to the States to support the implementation of this Agreement, as set out in the Schedules to this Agreement, by: ensuring that the credits that flow into the Fund are consistent with section 13 of the DisabilityCare Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxx 0000; allocating a maximum allocation for each State within the Fund on the basis of population shares determined by 2011 Census data, as outlined in Table 4; making payments to the States from the Fund under the terms of this Agreement as determined under Part 5 – Financial Arrangements of this Agreement; and monitoring and assessing the performance in the delivery of services under this Agreement to ensure that outputs are delivered and outcomes are achieved within the agreed timeframe; and working with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to confirm States have paid their NDIS financial contributions, as per clause 17. Role of the States and Territories The States agree to be responsible for: providing a financial contribution to support implementation of this Agreement; all aspects of delivering on the outputs assigned to the States for implementation of this Agreement by paying NDIS financial contributions for 2014-15 to 2023-24 in accordance with the National Disability Insurance Scheme Xxx 0000, NDIS full Scheme agreements, and active Heads of Agreement between the Commonwealth and State Governments on the NDIS and associated Bilateral Agreements for transition to the NDIS; and reporting on the delivery of outcomes and outputs as set out in Part 4 – Performance Monitoring and reporting.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. To realise the objective and outcomes of this Agreement, each Party has specific roles and responsibilities, as outlined below. Roles of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth agrees to be accountable for the following roles and responsibilities: providing a financial contribution to the States for the delivery of legal assistance services by legal aid commissions and community legal centres; monitoring and assessing performance in the delivery of legal assistance services under this Agreement to ensure that outputs are delivered and outcomes are achieved within the agreed timeframes; providing national guidance, oversight and support for collaborative service planning (Schedule A); specifying Commonwealth priorities and eligibility principles for the delivery of legal assistance services under this Agreement (Schedule B); and providing a forum to facilitate information sharing with the States regarding best practice delivery of legal assistance services. Separate to this Agreement, the Commonwealth will administer the Expensive Commonwealth Criminal Cases Fund, under which legal aid commissions can apply, pursuant to guidelines, for reimbursement of legal costs incurred in expensive, complex Commonwealth criminal cases. Roles of the States The States agree to be accountable for the following roles and responsibilities: administering Commonwealth funding for the delivery of legal assistance services by legal aid commissions and community legal centres, in accordance with the Commonwealth priorities at Schedule B; in 2015-16 and 2016-17, distributing Commonwealth funding for the delivery of legal assistance services by specific community legal centres listed in Schedule C; determining the methodology for the distribution of Commonwealth funding for the delivery of legal assistance services by community legal centres (except for the funding referred to in clause 14(b)), informed by the outcomes of collaborative service planning; from 2017-18, distributing defined funding to community legal centres for family law services and family violence related services; ensuring that the Commonwealth supplementation for the SACS sector is distributed only to Eligible Service Providers, as defined in the National Partnership Agreement on Pay Equity for the SACS sector, through a clear and fair process that is consistent with the principles of procedural fairness set out in Schedule B of the SACS National Partnership Agreement; undertaking collaborative service planning, inclu...
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 33. To realise the objectives and commitments in this Agreement, the Commonwealth and each State and Territory has specific roles and responsibilities, as outlined below. These roles and responsibilities complement those set out in the NASWD. Role of the Commonwealth
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 6.1 The roles and responsibilities of Apimeds are as follows:
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EACH PARTY. 14. To realise the objectives and commitments in this Agreement, each Party has specific roles and responsibilities in regard to the regulation of education and care services, as outlined below and referenced in the appended schedules. Role of the Commonwealth
