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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)’s base contribution for 2024/25 will be £28.261m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF), will be £26.077m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme. 6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred. 6.4 Any over or underspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. 6.5 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and RMBC. 6.6 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.480m for 2024/25 which are subject to the following grant conditions: • Meeting adult social care needs • Reducing pressures on the NHS including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready • Ensuring that the social care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy Objectives) in the 2023-25 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. 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. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right time. 6.7 Included within the iBCF is funding for Winter Pressures which must be used for the purposes of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHS, with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 million of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 million of the fund. Therefore, this amounts to a total of £5.857 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreements. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it shall be identified and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure and treated in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for it.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)CCG’s base contribution for 2024/25 2020/21 will be £28.26123.222m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF)) and Winter Pressures funding, will be £26.07719.468m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme. 6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred. 6.4 Any over or underspend overspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. If all appropriate options in this agreement have been explored it will need to be jointly agreed with the Chief Finance Officer of the CCG and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council that the overspend be borne in equal shares and may, subject to any national conditions applying in any subsequent year, be deducted from the following year’s contribution of both the CCG and the Council to the Pooled Fund. 6.5 Any underspending in one year will be refunded to each partner based on percentage contribution to the pooled budget, subject always to the powers of the parties to make grants to each other outside the terms of this agreement. 6.6 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and RMBC. 6.6 6.7 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.48012.710m for 2024/25 2020/21 which are subject to the following grant conditions: •  Meeting adult social care needs •  Reducing pressures on the NHS – including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting supporting more people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready •  Ensuring that the social local care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four three purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy ObjectivesManaging Transfers of care) in the 20232019-25 20 & 20-21 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. 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. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right time. 6.7 Included 6.8 Also included within the iBCF BCF is funding for Winter Pressures revenue grant funding of £1. 345m which must be used for the purposes of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHS, NHS with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be by delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 million of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 million of the fund. Therefore, this amounts to a total of £5.857 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreements. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it shall be identified and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure and treated in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however however, revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for it.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)’s base contribution for 2024/25 2022/23 will be £28.26124.954m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF), will be £26.07724.302m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme. 6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred. 6.4 Any over or underspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. 6.5 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and RMBC. 6.6 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.48014.481m for 2024/25 2022/23 which are subject to the following grant conditions: • Meeting adult social care needs • Reducing pressures on the NHS including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready • Ensuring that the social care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy Objectives) in the 20232022-25 23 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. National Conditions 2 and 3 Condition 4 requires that local partners should have an agreed approach to implementing the two policy objectives for the BCF, set out in the Policy Framework. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right time. 6.7 Included within the iBCF is funding for Winter Pressures which must be used for the purposes of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHS, with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be by delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 On 18th November 2022, the Government confirmed that a total allocation of £8.346 million has been provided to NHS South Yorkshire ICB and Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 1.652 million of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 1.121 million of the fund. Therefore, this amounts to a total of £5.857 2.773 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25the remainder of 2022/23. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreementsagreements for 2022/23. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it shall be identified and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure and treated in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however however, revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for it.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)CCG’s base contribution for 2024/25 2019/20 will be £28.26121.833m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF)) and Winter Pressures funding, will be £26.07718.538m as per the table below: THEME 1 - Mental Health Services 1,169 1,169 1,169 THEME 2 - Rehabilitation & Reablement 10,813 4,433 15,245 15,245 THEME 3 - Supporting Social Care 3,617 3,617 3,617 THEME 4 - Care Mgt & Integrated Care Planning 4,893 4,893 4,893 THEME 5 - Supporting Carers 600 50 650 650 THEME 6 - Infrastructure 241 241 241 Risk Pool 500 500 500 Improved Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 12,710 12,710 12,710 Winter Pressures 1,345 1,345 1,345 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme. 6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred. 6.4 Any over or underspend overspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. If all appropriate options in this agreement have been explored it will need to be jointly agreed with the Chief Finance Officer of the CCG and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council that the overspend be borne in equal shares and may, subject to any national conditions applying in any subsequent year, be deducted from the following year’s contribution of both the CCG and the Council to the Pooled Fund. 6.5 Any underspending in one year will be refunded to each partner based on percentage contribution to the pooled budget, subject always to the powers of the parties to make grants to each other outside the terms of this agreement. 6.6 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and RMBC. 6.6 6.7 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.48012.710m for 2024/25 2019/20 which are subject to the following grant conditions: •  Meeting adult social care needs •  Reducing pressures on the NHS – including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting supporting more people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready •  Ensuring that the social local care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four three purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) CCG and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy ObjectivesManaging Transfers of care) in the 20232019-25 20 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. 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. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right time. 6.7 Included 6.8 Also included within the iBCF BCF is funding for Winter Pressures revenue grant funding of £1. 345m which must be used for the purposes of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHS, NHS with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be by delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 million of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 million of the fund. Therefore, this amounts to a total of £5.857 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreements. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it shall be identified and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure and treated in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however however, revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for it.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)’s base contribution for 2024/25 2023/24 will be £28.26125.944m and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF), will be £26.07724.737m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each theme. 6.2 In the event that the partners agree to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to the amounts stated in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred. 6.4 Any over or underspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. 6.5 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and RMBC. 6.6 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.48014.481m for 2024/25 2023/24 which are subject to the following grant conditions: • Meeting adult social care needs • Reducing pressures on the NHS including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready • Ensuring that the social care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, the grant determination requires the Council and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy Objectives) in the 2023-25 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. 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. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right time. 6.7 Included within the iBCF is funding for Winter Pressures which must be used for the purposes of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHS, with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be by delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 On 4th April 2023, the Government confirmed that a total allocation of £7.705 million has been provided to NHS South Yorkshire ICB and Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 1.525 million of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 million of the fund. Therefore, this amounts to a total of £5.857 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreements. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it shall be identified and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure and treated in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for it.allocated

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS. 6.1 9.1 The SYICB (Rotherham Place)Financial Contribution of the CCG and the Council to any Pooled Fund for the first Financial Year of operation shall be as set out in Schedule 1. 9.2 The contribution by the Council to the Pooled Funds shall be made upon the gross figure before deduction for charges levied on Service Users. 9.3 Except in relation to the Payment for Performance Fund or where otherwise agreed by the Partners, the Partners shall make their Financial Contributions into the Pooled Funds on a quarterly basis throughout the Financial Year. 9.4 Any changes to the level of the Partner’s base contribution for 2024/25 Financial Contribution in-year will be £28.261m agreed by the Health and the Council’s base contribution, including the Improved Better Social Care Fund (iBCF), will be £26.077m as per the table below: Better Care Fund 2024/25 Budget 2024/25 INVESTMENT 2024/25 SPLIT BY POOL BCF Investment SYICB SHARE RMBC SHARE Total Pool 1 RMBC Hosted Pool 2 SYICB Hosted £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 Appendix 2A provides a list of detailed schemes under each themeCommissioning Executive. 6.2 9.5 Where the Lead Partner is different from the Host Partner, unless otherwise agreed by the Partners, the Lead Partner will invoice the Host Partner in arrears on a quarterly basis for its Permitted Expenditure from the Pooled Fund. 9.6 In the Quarter ending 31st March in any Financial Year, the Partners acting through the Health and Social Care Commissioning Executive shall consider their respective Financial Contributions to each Pooled Fund for the next Financial Year. 9.7 The Partners shall confirm in writing by the 1 April of each Financial Year their respective Financial Contributions to each Pooled Fund for that Financial Year as agreed by the Health and Social Care Commissioning Executive. 9.8 When determining the Partners contributions to a Pooled Fund in Financial Years subsequent to the first Financial Year, it is the intention of the Partners, in normal circumstances, to take into consideration the following factors: • Any changes to the commissioning responsibilities of either Partner • National Guidance and National Conditions • Pay and non-pay Inflation • Any agreed growth or reduction in the relevant Services • Local planning considerations • Any efficiency savings required. 9.9 In the event that the partners agree financial contributions of any Partner to extend this agreement, there will be no automatic annual uplift to a Pooled Fund in any Financial Year (the amounts stated “New Financial Year”): 9.9.1 are less than that in this agreement for any subsequent year. Any uplift to these figures in future years will be determined by both partners the previous Financial Year as part of their budget setting process. 6.3 It is expected that the Pool Fund Managers will manage the Agreement within the approved budget for the financial year. Any proposed expenditure over and above the approved budget must be agreed in writing increased by the Chief Finance Officer of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and the Strategic Director of Finance and Customer Services of the Council prior to any additional expenditure being incurred.relevant inflation factor; and/or 6.4 Any over or underspend in the pooled funds shall be subject to the risk share agreement (Section 8) in the first instance. 6.5 Separate to any base contribution, further contributions may be agreed between parties in year or removal/alteration of services may be agreed through the scheme governance arrangements. Any base or subsequent contribution will be agreed and notified between the joint fund managers of the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and RMBC. 6.6 The BCF includes the Improved Better Care Funding (iBCF) of £14.480m for 2024/25 which are subject to the following grant conditions: • Meeting adult social care needs • Reducing 9.9.2 do not cover cost pressures on the NHS including seasonal winter pressures • Supporting people to be discharged from hospital when they are ready • Ensuring that Services the social care provider market is supported There is no requirement to spend across all four purposes, or to spend a set proportion on each. However, Partners through the grant determination requires the Council Health and the SYICB (Rotherham Place) and providers to meet the National Condition 4 (Implementing the BCF Policy Objectives) Social Care Commissioning Executive shall negotiate appropriate changes in the 2023-25 Better Care Fund Policy Framework and Planning Requirements. National Conditions 2 and 3 requires Services so that local partners should have an agreed approach to implementing expenditure will be covered by the two policy objectives financial contributions for the BCF, set out New Financial Year. 9.10 The Health and Social Care Commissioning Executive shall clearly identify any investments and disinvestments in Services and/or individual Pooled Funds and these shall be expressly documented in the Policy Framework. This includes: • Enable people to stay well, safe Health and independent at home for longer. • Provide the right care in the right place at the right timeSocial Care Commissioning Executive minutes. 6.7 Included within 9.11 With the iBCF is funding for Winter Pressures which must be used for the purposes exception of supporting the local health and care system to manage demand pressures on the NHSClause 12, with particular reference to seasonal winter pressures including on interventions which support people to be discharged from hospital, who would otherwise be delayed, with the appropriate social care support in place, and which help promote people’s independence. 6.8 In September 2022, the Government announced a commitment of £500 million to support timely and safe discharge from hospital into the community by reducing the number of people delayed in hospital awaiting social care over the winter period. The main focus is on, although not limited to, a ‘home first’ approach and discharge to assess (D2A). 6.9 Rotherham Place will receive £2.473 million no provision of this funding. Rotherham Council has also been allocated £3.384 million Agreement shall preclude the Partners from making additional contributions of the fund. Therefore, this amounts Non-Recurrent Payments to a total of £5.857 million of funding for Rotherham Place partners for 2024/25. These funds are required to be pooled into the local Better Care Fund (BCF) plans and Section 75 agreements. 6.10 Where capital expenditure forms part of the Pooled Fund it from time to time by mutual agreement. Any such additional contributions of Non-Recurrent Payments shall be identified explicitly recorded in Health and accounted for separately from revenue expenditure Social Care Commissioning Executive minutes and treated recorded in accordance with any specified grant funding conditions. Capital funding cannot be used to finance revenue expenditure, however revenue funding may be used to fund capital expenditure if in agreement with the BCF Executive Group and is in compliance with Financial Regulations and Standing Orders and recommended accounting codes of practice of the lead commissioner. Any capital asset acquired from the Pooled Funds shall be the property of the Council, who shall be responsible for itbudget statement as a separate item.