Resources Implications Sample Clauses

Resources Implications. 7. The current service provision across the County and Rutland is delivered at an approximate cost of £7.386m for the financial year 2009/2010 (which equates to approximately £3.693m for the six months extension period) and is paid jointly by Leicestershire County Council and Rutland County Council with funds fully provided by NHS Leicestershire County and Rutland.
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Resources Implications. ACTIVITIES % of implication for the DURATION project ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FERMENTATION Production Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOWN-STREAM Production Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FERMENTATION Development Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOWN-STREAM Development Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QC Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AQ Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Management, maintenance & logistics ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Annex 4 The Price
Resources Implications. 9. There are no resource implications arising from the recommendations in this report. It is proposed that Rutland Council will fund the costs incurred by the County Council for employing two Approved Mental Health Act Professionals (AMHPs) at Grade 12.

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