Department CEO and health service provider must enter into service agreement
46 Department CEO and health service provider must enter into service agreement
This section does not apply in relation to the provision of Commission health services by a health service provider to the extent that a Commission service agreement is in effect in respect of those services.
The Department CEO and a health service provider must enter into a service agreement for the provision of health services, and other services, by the health service provider.
The service agreement must state the following —
the services (the services) to be provided by the health service provider under the agreement, including —
the health services to be provided to the State; and
the teaching, training and research in support of the provision of health services; and
the capital works or maintenance works to be commissioned and delivered under the agreement for the purposes of section 20A; and
any clinical commissioning of facilities to be carried out under the agreement for the purposes of section 20A;
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the funding to be provided to the health service provider for the provision of the services, including the way in which the funding is to be provided;
the performance measures and operational targets for the provision of the services by the health service provider;
how the evaluation and review of results in relation to the performance measures and operational targets is to be carried out;
the performance data and other data to be provided by the health service provider to the Department CEO, including how, and how often, the data is to be provided;
any other matter the Department CEO considers relevant to the provision of the services by the health service provider.
A service agreement entered into under subsection (2) is binding on the Department CEO and the health service provider.
[Section 46 amended: No. 1 of 2023 s. 24.]
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