place of contract

The placing of contracts for services is not regulated.

This replaced an earlier proposal to introduce the placing of contracts with hospitals by authorities over three years to 1994.

It is for the good of all citizens if these services are unambiguously defined in the context of a European law on the placing of contracts.

Indeed, one criterion for the placing of contracts and for monitoring providers will be the length of waiting lists and the delay in treatment.

It may be that DHAs, in particular, will find the explicitness that accompanies the placing of contracts difficult to contend with.

This is a substantial limitation on the liberty of the American people and a step toward forced sales and purchases of goods and services in place of contracts freely entered into.

The intention is that the decisions that health authorities take about the placing of contracts should reflect the views of GPs and also the health authority's assessment of the district's local health priorities.

Through the placing of contracts, the planning of directly provided services, and control over where its residents may be treated, Type I systems give the home authority the potential to ensure that its priorities are pursued and that the planned balance between health care groups is maintained.