REGIONAL ARRANGEMENTS. 7.1 The Parties acknowledge that States and regional NRM bodies will play an essential role in assisting the Commonwealth to achieve its national priorities throughout Australia.
REGIONAL ARRANGEMENTS. 3.7 Since the first publication of this agreement in 2013, NHS England, NOMS and PHE have come together in the majority of regions to develop regional strategic co-commissioning and partnership governance structures. These bring together commissioners and senior managers (e.g. Deputy Directors of Custody), together with key partners such as PHE Health and Justice Public He alth Specialists and Alcohol, Drugs and Toba cco Leads, to provide oversight of more strategic joint working. In p articular, these structures look at many of the issues which impact on local delivery but which are not determined loca lly such as changes to allocation criteria, prison roles, or the creation of specialis t functional places etc. These xxxxx xxxxx structures bet ween commissioners are intended to complement the prov ider/operational local deliv ery board structures. They provide a structur e for managing strategic risks and t heir mitigation, escalated dispute resolu tion (see below) and for information cascade to and from the Prison Healthcare Board (England).
REGIONAL ARRANGEMENTS. 7.1 The Parties acknowledge that States and Catchment Management Authorities will play an essential role in assisting the Commonwealth to achieve its national priorities throughout Australia.
