Terms of Authorisation definition

Terms of Authorisation means the Authorisation of the Trust issued by Monitor with any amendments for the time being in force.
Terms of Authorisation means, where the Provider is an NHS Foundation Trust, the terms under which the Provider is authorised to operate as an NHS Foundation Trust by Monitor, as amended from time to time;
Terms of Authorisation means the terms of authorisation of the Trust issued by NHS Improvement/England under Section 35 of the 2006 Act.

Examples of Terms of Authorisation in a sentence

  • Terms of Authorisation are the terms of authorisation issued by Monitor under Section 35 of the 2006 Act.

  • NHS Foundation Trusts are mandated under schedule 6 of their Terms of Authorisation.

  • On 1st April 2013 the Trust’s Terms of Authorisation with NHS Improvement were replaced by the Licence (Licence Number: 110006).

  • The Terms of Authorisation set out the mandatory goods and services that the Trust is required to provide (protected services).

  • The Trust has the functions conferred on it by the 2003 Act and by its Terms of Authorisation.


More Definitions of Terms of Authorisation

Terms of Authorisation means the authorisation issued to the Applicant
Terms of Authorisation means the terms of authorisation issued by
Terms of Authorisation means the authorisation document issued by Monitor conferring Foundation Trust status on the organisation.
Terms of Authorisation means the terms of the Trust’s Authorisation issued by the
Terms of Authorisation means the terms of authorisation issued by Monitor under Section 35 of the 2006 Act;
Terms of Authorisation means the terms/conditions which Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust needs to operate within as a Public Benefits Corporation. These terms were authorised by (“NHSE/I”), the Independent Regulator of NHS Foundation Trusts January 2005.
Terms of Authorisation means the Terms of the Authorisation issued by Monitor, as the Independent Regulator of NHS Foundation Trusts, under Section 35 of the National Health Service Act 2006.