NTSV definition

NTSV means Native Title Services Victoria which entity is funded under section 203FE of the Native Title Act to undertake some of the functions of a representative body under section 203 AD and 203B of the Native Title Act.

Examples of NTSV in a sentence

  • Performance Levels: Contractor is unable to demonstrate that >50% of physicians and >50% hospitals have been re- contracted to not incentivize NTSV C- section: 4.5% penalty Contractor demonstrates that ≥50% to <80% of physicians and ≥50% to Measurement Year 2021 Expectation: All physicians and hospitals are re-contracted with new payment structure by the end of 2021.

  • Include a NTSV C-section metric in existing hospital and physician quality incentive programs; and iii.

  • Performance Levels: Contractor is unable to demonstrate that >50% of physicians and >50% of hospitals have been re- contracted to not incentivize NTSV C- section: 4.5% penalty Contractor demonstrates that ≥50% to <80% of physicians and ≥50% to <80% of hospitals have been re-contracted to not Measurement Year 2022 Expectation: All physicians and hospitals are re- contracted with new payment structure by the end of 2022.

  • Performance Levels: Contractor is unable to demonstrate that >33% of physicians and >33% hospitals have been re- contracted to not incentivize NTSV C- section: 4.5% penalty Contractor demonstrates that 33% to 66% of physicians and hospitals have Measurement Year 2020 Expectation: All physicians and hospitals are re- contracted with new payment structure by the end of 2020.

  • Where traditional owners requested a ‘big meeting’ against the advice of the facilitators, this raised the question of whether traditional owners and NTSV were obliged to take the facilitator’s advice.

  • It started agreement-making from the outset.92 NTSV also reported the usefulness of facilitators in assisting traditional owners to clarify and discuss issues, freeing ‘technical experts’ such as researchers and lawyers from also managing those processes, and instead allowing these technical experts to focus on providing the appropriate information, explaining findings, providing advice on the requirements for formal recognition and responding to queries.

  • The framework for the negotiated out-of-court settlements which emerged resulted from the recommendations of the 2008 Framework Committee which was chaired by Professor ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, with members drawn from VTOLJG, NTSV, and state agencies with responsibilities for land management and justice.33 At the time of the Framework Committee’s work, Victoria already had in place a regime for traditional owner management of cultural heritage under the AH Act.

  • The pilots have provided the opportunity for RPfC and NTSV and others to revisit their practices and build their own capacity.

  • RPfC has also learned from the pilots to formally clarify the roles, responsibilities and authority of the facilitators in relation to NTSV and traditional owners before any agreement-making process commences.

  • The percentage of total births is calculated by dividing the Eligible Provider’s NTSV live births during the Baseline Year by the total number of NTSV live births for Alliance-contracted Eligible Providers during the Baseline Year.

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