Funding Responsibility for Rotations at Participating Site UCLA residents/fellows are responsible for all financial arrangements of this approved experience, including travel, room, and board. In addition, salary, benefits, and professional liability insurance will be provided and paid by UCLA. Participating Site will incur no costs related to this elective rotation experience. Residents will be under the general direction of the policies outlined in the UCLA House Staff Manual to include, in part, policies related to benefits and leave time. In establishing this global health elective experience, UCLA Program Director will insure that the experience will comply with the Program’s and Institution’s Requirements of the U.S. ACGME, including those related to Quality Assurance, Resident Supervision, Duty Hours and Work Environment. Any exceptions to these policies will take effect only with a written agreement between the responsible officials of UCLA and Participating Site and will be placed as an addendum to this PLA.
Funding Responsibility. XXXXX and the COMPANY shall be responsible for the expenses incurred in development, manufacturing and commercialization of the Licensed Products based upon the terms, conditions and agreements set forth in this Agreement and the exhibits and schedules attached hereto.
Funding Responsibility. The Participant and the Agency understand and agree that, except as otherwise expressly provided herein, funding for the development of the Project Area and its related improvements shall come from the Participant’s internal capital or financing obtained by the Participant. Except as specifically provided herein to the contrary, the Agency shall not be liable or responsible for providing, obtaining or guaranteeing any financing for the Project, the Infrastructure Improvements, the Retail Improvements, or any other matter addressed by this Agreement.
Funding Responsibility. 11.1 The Council shall contribute the funding for the minor adaptations and door entry systems services to the Pooled Budget for 2017/19 as follows: 2017/18 2018/19 Minor adaptations £50,000 £50,000 Door entry systems £37,000 £37,000 11.2 Only prescribers within the Council shall have authority to prescribe minor adaptations and door entry systems. ANNEX A - ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ACCESS TO SERVICES UNDER THE EQUIPMENT LOANS SERVICE
Funding Responsibility. The Parties understand and agree that funding for the Investment comes entirely from Participant’s internal capital or from financing obtained by Participant. The Agency shall not be liable or responsible for providing, obtaining, or guaranteeing such financing.
Funding Responsibility. Subject to its right to reimbursement pursuant to the Utility Infrastructure Agreement, the Owner shall be responsible for the full and timely payment of all costs associated with the design and construction of the Infrastructure to the maximum amount permitted by law. In the event that any component of the Infrastructure (other than roads or road improvements) is designed to serve areas outside of the Property, but within the Municipality, the Municipality agrees that it will be responsible for such costs as hereinafter provided in Article IX hereof. Provided, that Owner shall be responsible for all such costs relating to the Existing Lots subject to reimbursement pursuant to Article IX hereof.
Funding Responsibility. As of the Amendment Effective Date, Theravance shall bear all costs and expenses associated with maintaining and obtaining any further Marketing Authorization(s) Approvals for the Licensed Product in each Country of the Territory and after such date Clinigen shall have no obligation with respect to such costs and expenses.
Funding Responsibility. INTERCARDIA and OPOCRIN shall each be responsible for the expenses incurred in the development, registration and commercialization of the Licensed Product in the INTERCARDIA Territory and the OPOCRIN Territory respectively, based upon the terms, conditions and agreements set forth in this Agreement and the exhibits and schedules attached hereto.
Funding Responsibility. As with other afloat systems, any costs associated with on-site technical assistance, including travel, will be borne by the ship or the Type Commander. For ships in homeports other than Norfolk and San Diego, the NAVSUP program office will bear the cost of an on-site tech assist when it can be combined with other Navy Cash visit requirements, such as pre- and post-deployment service calls (xxxxxx).
Funding Responsibility. It is the duty of NHS England, the CCG and/or the local social services authority to commission after-care for those people discharged from hospital under section 117 of the Mental Health Act. The Mental Health Act is clear that the provision of Section 117 services is the joint responsibility of the Local Authority and the NHS. Establishing the responsible commissioner begins on admission by determining GP practice registration, in accordance with the relevant NHS ‘responsible commissioner guidance’. In order to identify the responsible Local Authority responsible for s117 Aftercare it will be necessary to establish where the individual was ordinarily resident immediately prior to being detained, in accordance with ‘the Care Act guidance’. The responsible NHS commissioner should be established by the usual means (as set out in paragraph 1 of the ‘who pays’ guidance) for their typical secondary healthcare. However, if a patient who is resident in one area (CCG A) is discharged to another area (CCG B), it is then the responsibility of the CCG in the area where the patient moves (CCG B) to jointly work with CCG A, who will retain the responsibility to pay for their aftercare under section 117 of the Act as agreed with the appropriate local authority. The purpose of this is to ensure that the person has access to local clinical support and advice in the area they will be moving to (CCG B), whilst remaining the commissioning responsibility of the original CCG (CCG A). If a detained person who has been discharged, and is in receipt of services provided under section 117 of the Mental Health Act, is subsequently readmitted or recalled to hospital for assessment or treatment of their mental disorder, the responsible CCG will continue to be the CCG that is currently responsible for funding the aftercare under section 117 (except where the admission is into specialised commissioned services). If a detained person who was registered with a GP in one area (CCG A) is discharged to another area (CCG B) and is in receipt of services provided under section 117 of the Mental Health Act) is subsequently readmitted or recalled to hospital for assessment or treatment of their mental disorder, it is the responsibility of CCG A to arrange and fund the admission to hospital (except where the admission is into specialised commissioned services). Furthermore, the originating CCG (CCG A) would remain responsible for the NHS contribution to their subsequent aftercare under S117 MHA...
