Fees framework Sample Clauses

The Fees Framework clause establishes the structure and rules for determining, calculating, and invoicing fees under an agreement. It typically outlines the types of fees involved, such as fixed, variable, or performance-based charges, and may specify payment schedules, methods, and any conditions for adjustments. By clearly defining how and when fees are assessed and paid, this clause ensures transparency and helps prevent disputes over financial obligations between the parties.
Fees framework level policy and charges to Service Users (1) Application of this clause: This clause applies to the PHO and its Contracted Providers who: (a) demonstrate how increased funding will translate into reduced fees for specified patients; and (b) agree to publication, as agreed between the DHB and the PHO, of full fee information by named practice for those age bands if the funding set by Government is intended to subsidise low or reduced cost access to First Level Services; and (c) comply with this clause.
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Fees framework. For the purposes of this clause: (a) a “standard General Practitioner consultation fee” for First Level Services within Regular Hours: (i) includes any normal tests or examinations carried out as part of that consultation; and (ii) is the fee that the patient would pay if he or she paid on the date on which the consultation occurred before discounts or surcharges; and (b) “Fees Review Committees” are regional committees established in accordance with the Referenced Document entitled "Fees Review Process".
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