Reserved Functions Clause Samples

Reserved Functions. 37.1 In accordance with clause 8.4 of this Agreement, all functions of NHS England other than those defined as Delegated Functions are Reserved Functions. 37.2 This Error! Reference source not found. (Reserved Functions) sets out further provision regarding the carrying out of the Reserved Functions. 37.3 The ICB will work collaboratively with NHS England and will support and assist NHS England to carry out the Reserved Functions.

Reserved Functions. 14.1 All functions are reserved for statutory organisations that are not specifically stated in the scheme of delegation. 14.2 It will be important for the JC CCGs to be cognisant of the above Reserved Functions and to engage with member CCGs if any of those arise in the context of the functions which the JC CCGs are to exercise.

Reserved Functions. For information, the following bullet points provide a summary of the functions that have been reserved by NHS England:  Management of the national performers list.  Management of the revalidation and appraisal process.  Administration of payments in circumstances where a performer is suspended and related performers list management activities.  Capital Expenditure Functions.  Section 7A Functions (Public Health Services, including screening programmes, immunisations and vaccinations, health visiting and family nurse partnership services, child health information services, public health services for people in prison and other places of detention, and sexual assault services).  Functions in relation to complaints management.  Decisions in relation to the Prime Minister’s Challenge Fund.  Such other ancillary activities that is necessary in order to exercise the reserved functions. The CCGs will work collaboratively with NHS England and will support and assist NHS England in carrying out the reserved functions.

Reserved Functions. Introduction

Reserved Functions. Primary Medical Services