NHS ADDITIONAL CLAUSES Clause Samples

The "NHS Additional Clauses" section introduces supplementary terms that are specific to contracts involving the National Health Service (NHS). These clauses typically address requirements unique to NHS operations, such as compliance with NHS policies, data protection standards, or specific reporting obligations. For example, they may mandate adherence to NHS confidentiality protocols or set out procedures for handling patient information. The core function of these clauses is to ensure that contractual arrangements align with the regulatory and operational needs of the NHS, thereby reducing legal and operational risks for both parties.
NHS ADDITIONAL CLAUSES. The following new Clause [59] shall apply:
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NHS ADDITIONAL CLAUSES. The following new Clause 7 shall apply: Unless otherwise confirmed and/or agreed by the Customer in writing and subject to Clause 7.3, the Supplier shall ensure comprehensive product information relating to each category of the Products shall be placed by the Supplier into a GS1 certified data pool within the following timescales: Prior to or on the Commencement Date, in relation to all categories of Products to be provided as part of the Call Off Contract as at the Commencement Date; or Where further categories of Products are to be supplied in accordance with any Variation, prior to or on the date of implementation of such Variation. Where it is not practical for whatever reason for the Supplier to comply with its obligations under Clause 7.1 within the timescales stated, the Supplier shall provide an implementation plan and suggested timetable within which the Supplier shall achieve such compliance. The implementation plan and suggested timetable must be submitted by the Supplier for agreement by the Customer prior to the first Delivery of relevant Products under the Call Off Contract (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed). Any failure by the Parties to agree such a timetable and implementation plan shall be referred to and resolved in accordance with Call Off Schedule 11: Dispute Resolution Procedure. Once a timetable and implementation plan have been agreed by the Customer, the Supplier shall comply with such timetable and plan as a condition of this Call Off Contract. Once product information relating to the Products is placed by the Supplier into a GS1 certified data pool, the Supplier shall, during the Call Off Contract Period, keep such information updated with any changes to the product data relating to the Products. MOD additioanal clauses are set out in Schedule 16. Introduction This Call Off Schedule 16 specifies the range of Additional Clauses requested by the Ministry of Defence as Customer that shall apply to this Call Off Contract. IMPLEMENTATION The appropriate changes have been made in this Call Off Contract to implement the MoD Additional Clauses specified in paragraph 3 and shall be deemed to be incorporated into this Call Off Contract.
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  • Final Clauses This Agreement will enter into force upon signature by both Parties. It will remain in force until completion of all obligations of the Parties under this Agreement unless terminated earlier in accordance with the Article on Termination.

  • SPECIAL CLAUSES [No special clauses apply to this grant agreement.] [The following special clauses apply to this grant agreement:]

  • Survival Clause It is the intent of the Parties that this Agreement and procurement method applies to any TIPS Sale made during the life of this Agreement even if made on or near the Contract Expiration Date as defined herein. Thus, all TIPS Sales, including but not limited to: leases, service agreements, license agreements, open purchase orders, warranties, and contracts, even if they extend months or years past the TIPS Contract Expiration Date, shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement subject to the terms and conditions of the Supplemental Agreement between Customer and Vendor or unless otherwise specified herein.