Service Agreements and Deeds of Amendment (Abridged)

Service Agreements define and detail the scope of services and targeted levels of activity which the System Manager will purchase from Health Service Providers in a financial year, consistent with the State Government’s policy objectives and funding allocations. Service Agreements are executed in accordance with Part 5 of the Health Services Act 2016 (the Act).

Service Agreements articulate resource allocation decisions and provide the framework for the evaluation of services. They are the principal budget accountability tool that defines the roles and responsibilities of the System Manager, and the Health Service Providers.

Through execution of the Service Agreements, the Health Service Providers agree to meet the service obligations and performance requirements as detailed in the Service Agreement. The Department CEO, as System Manager, agrees to provide the funding and other support services as outlined in the Service Agreements.

The System Manager and Health Service Providers may amend the Service Agreement in accordance with the Act through a Deed of Amendment. The Deed of Amendment becomes an addendum to the original Service Agreement and forms the revised basis on which the Service Agreement will be conducted.

Supporting documents
Service Agreements and Deeds of Amendment
Last reviewed: 15-07-2024
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Purchasing and System Performance Division