Local Integration Clause Samples
The Local Integration clause establishes how a contract or agreement will interact with, or be governed by, local laws, regulations, and practices. Typically, this clause clarifies that the terms of the agreement are to be interpreted in accordance with the legal framework of a specific jurisdiction, and may require that any provisions conflicting with local law are either modified or disregarded to the extent necessary. Its core practical function is to ensure that the agreement remains enforceable and effective within the relevant local context, thereby preventing legal conflicts and promoting compliance with applicable local requirements.
Local Integration. 1.1 MOPAC expects the Recipient to work with other services and organisations in London to ensure that Londoners access the right services and a consistently high standard of care is maintained. Other services include:
1.1.1 MOPAC funded services. MOPAC will provide a comprehensive list of MOPAC funded services to the Recipient and ensure the Recipient is informed of any future MOPAC commissioned services;
1.1.2 any other third-party provider who service users may be transferred to or from; and
1.1.3 any other third-party provider which may be providing to service users at the same time as the Recipient’s provision. Project management costs Staffing Project activity costs The Recipient is not required to provide Match. Details of the Match to be provided by or on behalf of the Recipient are set out below:
Local Integration. 1.1 MOPAC expects the Recipient to work with other services and organisations in London to ensure that Londoners access the right services and a consistently high standard of care is maintained. Other services include:
1.1.1 MOPAC funded services. MOPAC will provide a comprehensive list of MOPAC funded services to the Recipient and ensure the Recipient is informed of any future MOPAC commissioned services;
1.1.2 any other third-party provider who service users may be transferred to or from; and
1.1.3 any other third-party provider which may be providing to service users at the same time as the Recipient’s provision.
1.1. Eligible Expenditure is expenditure incurred by the Recipient in managing, administering and delivering the Purpose. The Recipient may not use the Grant for any activities other than those required to achieve the Purpose and as approved in writing by the Authority.
1.2. The following costs/payments will be classified as Eligible Expenditure if incurred in delivering the Purpose:
a. salary costs, in whole or as a portion, comprising basic salary, employer pension contribution, employer National Insurance contributions, recruitment & retention allowances and statutory sick pay; and training and travel expenses incurred where required for delivery of the Purpose,
b. fees charged or to be charged to the Recipient by the external auditors/accountants for reporting/certifying that the Grant paid was applied for its intended purposes, for example an Independent Assurance Statement,
c. giving evidence to Parliamentary Select Committees in connection with the Purpose or this Grant Agreement,
d. attending meetings with government ministers or civil servants to discuss the progress of the Purpose or this Grant Agreement,
e. responding to public consultations, where the topic is relevant to the Purpose. Eligible Expenditure does not include the Recipient spending the Grant on lobbying, or employing, other people to respond to any such consultation (unless explicitly permitted in the Grant Agreement),
f. providing independent, evidence-based policy recommendations to local government, departments or government ministers, where that is the objective of the Grant, for example, ‘What Works Centres’, and
g. providing independent evidence-based advice to local or national government as part of the general policy debate, where that is in line with the objectives of the Grant. 2022/23 £4,310.67 £6,456.91 Labour costs: Additional capacity to develop SNA and da...
Local Integration. 1.1 MOPAC expects the Recipient to work with other services and organisations in London to ensure that Londoners access the right services and a consistently high standard of care is maintained. Other services include:
1.1.1 MOPAC funded services. MOPAC will provide a comprehensive list of MOPAC funded services to the Recipient and ensure the Recipient is informed of any future MOPAC commissioned services;
1.1.2 any other third-party entity who service users may be transferred to or from; and
1.2.3 any other third-party entity which may be providing to service users at the same time as the Recipient’s provision.
Local Integration. 1.1 MOPAC expects the Recipient to work with other services and organisations in London to ensure that Londoners access the right services and a consistently high standard of care is maintained. Other services include:
1.1.1 MOPAC funded services. MOPAC will provide a comprehensive list of MOPAC funded services to the Recipient and ensure the Recipient is informed of any future MOPAC commissioned services;
1.1.2 any other third-party entity who service users may be transferred to or from; and
1.2.3 any other third-party entity which may be providing to service users at the same time as the Recipient’s provision. Project management costs N/A N/A Staffing Project activity costs £110,000 £170,000 £280,000 Total Commissioning Funding Requested from MOPAC VRU £110,000 £170,000 £280,000 Total Cost of the Project £110,000 £170,000 £280,000 The Recipient is not required to provide Match, however ‘Match in Kind’ if available is outlined below. Organisation / Source 2024-26 Confirmed/Pending Comments N/A Additional narrative on Match in kind: N/A