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Contracting authority partner access clause—direct contracting with supplier, buyer authorisation, incorporation of terms, procurement compliance, reporting and rebate
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Contracting authority partner access clause—direct contracting with supplier, buyer authorisation, incorporation of terms, procurement compliance, reporting and rebate
Definitions Partner(s) • refers to EITHER: [ the following: [ insert names of partners ] OR those [ insert type of group, eg councils or academies in a geographical area or a type of public body ], as described in the Find a Tender service (FTS) Notice. ] The expression Partner(s) shall be understood accordingly. Partner Contract • denotes any arrangement, whatever its form, between the Supplier and the Partner(s) that stems from this Agreement. 1 Use of Agreement by Partner(s) The Supplier accepts and agrees that the Buyer has entered into this Agreement for its own benefit and for the benefit of the Partner(s). Beyond supplying the [ Goods OR Services OR Works ] to the Buyer under this Agreement, the Supplier shall also supply such [ Goods OR Services OR Works ] to any Partner that makes a
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Lead authority clause for partner call-off of goods, services or works: instruction process, change control, pricing/admin fee, reporting, due diligence and limited termination rights under public procurement rules
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Lead authority clause for partner call-off of goods, services or works: instruction process, change control, pricing/admin fee, reporting, due diligence and limited termination rights under public procurement rules
Definition Partner means [ the following: [ NAME RELEVANT PARTNERS ] OR those [ describe group of contracting authorities eg Councils or academies in a limited geographical area or a class or type of public body ] as stated in the Find a Tender (FTS) and/or Contracts Finder Notice; ] and Partner(s) shall be interpreted accordingly. 1 Use of Agreement by Partners 1.1 The Supplier acknowledges and agrees that the Buyer has entered into this Agreement for the benefit of itself and the Partners. 1.2 In addition to supplying the [ Goods OR Services OR Works ] to the Buyer under this Agreement, where: 1.2.1 the Supplier has been issued a written instruction by the Buyer to deliver [ Goods OR Services OR Works ] to the Partner(s) under this Agreement; and
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Under-57 in phased drawdown: further vesting after NMPA 57?
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Under-57 in phased drawdown: further vesting after NMPA 57?
The Finance Act 2004 (FA 2004) sets conditions for pensions and lump sums to be authorised payments. Under FA 2004, a member’s pension from a registered pension scheme must not begin before they reach the normal minimum pension age, unless the ill-health condition is met. In the same way, most lump sums are not payable before that age. The normal minimum pension age was 50 when FA 2004 took effect on 6 April 2006, rose to 55 from 6 April 2010, and will increase to 57 from 6 April 2028, excluding uniformed services pension schemes (army, navy, air force, police and firefighters). Transitional provisions preserve members’ subsisting rights to draw scheme benefits before age 55; this is referred to as a protection pension age. The Pensions Tax Manual confirms that, to hold a protected pension age, the member must have an
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