Assurance Framework definition

Assurance Framework means the assurance framework that applies to CCGs pursuant to the NHS Act; Claims means, for or in relation to the Primary Medical Services Contracts (a) any litigation or administrative, mediation, arbitration or other proceedings, or any claims, actions or hearings before any court, tribunal or any governmental, regulatory or similar body, or any department, board or agency or (b) any dispute with, or any investigation, inquiry or enforcement proceedings by, any governmental, regulatory or similar body or agency; Claim Losses means all Losses arising in relation to any Claim; Complaints Regulations means the Local Authority Social Services and National Health Service Complaints (England) Regulations 2009/309;
Assurance Framework means the Councils' systems, processes and protocols to assess the governance, risk management and control processes of the Councils for the discharge of their obligations in relation to the City Deal attached at 0 (Assurance Framework) of this Agreement
Assurance Framework means the Parties' systems, processes and protocols to assess the governance, risk management and control processes of the Parties for the discharge of their obligations in relation to the Growth Deal attached at Schedule 8 (Assurance Framework) of this Agreement

Examples of Assurance Framework in a sentence

  • It is anticipated that the Assurance Framework will continue to evolve and develop overtime and will reflect any changes to governance arrangements, aims and objectives, economic and social priorities and Candidate Schemes criteria.

  • A key role of the Assurance Framework is to ensure that risk is identified, monitored and managed appropriately, both at a corporate level and at Delivery Programme and scheme level.

  • A number of the Commission’s recommendations are referenced in this Assurance Framework.

  • For this Assurance Framework to be effective it must establish a clear separation between the sponsorship of schemes and their appraisal, evaluation and approval.

  • The Assurance Framework demonstrates how organisations will monitor, measure and scrutinise how objectives are being met and risks managed.


More Definitions of Assurance Framework

Assurance Framework means the Councils' systems, processes and
Assurance Framework means the Parties' systems, processes and protocolsto assess the governance, risk management and control processes of the Parties for the discharge of their obligations in relation to the Growth Deal attached at Schedule 8 (Assurance Framework) of this Agreement
Assurance Framework means a Framework which provides organisation switch a staged approach towards embedding mature and sustainable information risk management from common internet based threats as well as the broader risks they may
Assurance Framework means the National Assurance Framework as issued by central Government together with the Black Country Assurance Framework, which sets out how this is to be applied and adhered to by all Parties. Authority means one of the four Council signatories to this Agreement.
Assurance Framework means NHS England’s CCG Assurance Framework, which can be found at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/wp- content/uploads/2013/11/ccg-ass-frmwrk.pdf; CCG Agreement Manager means the CCG Agreement Manager as named in the Particulars; CCG Representatives means the CCG representatives appointed to the Specialised Commissioning Oversight Group; CCGs means the Clinical Commissioning Groups named in the TOR (Clinical Commissioning Groups) and falling under the Hub named in clause 1.1;
Assurance Framework. (“Fframwaith Sicrwydd”) means the national approach, using national datasets and processes, specified in guidance issued from time to time by the Welsh Ministers for Local Health Boards to use for contract governance and management;
Assurance Framework means the Assurance Framework prepared by the Trust.