New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 151

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✨ Special Dental Benefits Notice

7 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4251

A2 DURATION OF THIS NOTICE

A2.1 This Notice will apply from 1st January 2004 and thereafter until further Notice from us.

A3 OUR RESPONSIBILITIES

A3.1 We agree to pay you for the Services you provide to Patients under this Notice in accordance with the payment terms set out in Schedule G of this Notice.

A4 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

A4.1 You agree to meet the provider quality specifications set out in Schedule D and comply with the further requirements in Schedule F when providing the Services under this Notice.

A4.2 You may claim for the Services which you have provided in accordance with clause A4.1, at the prices specified in Schedule G.

A4.3 You agree to comply with the business rules set out in Schedule E when providing Services under this Notice.

A5 ANNUAL REVIEW

A5.1 Both of us will have a right, once every 12 months (in your case through a Representative Body), to raise issues relating to this Notice that either of us wishes to address in accordance with the following review process.

A5.2 The initiating party will Consult the other party on any issues or proposals relating to or connected with this Notice for review for a period of 6 weeks following receipt of notification in writing of the issues or proposals from the initiating party. Any agreed outcome from the review process may result in either no further action being taken, or some administrative or other action being taken, or either party proposing a variation to this Notice under clause C19. Clause C16.1 will not apply to any dispute arising from a review of this Notice.

A5.3 This review process is intended to be a review of a discrete number of issues. It is not to be a review of the Notice as a whole or whole parts of the Notice. We reserve the right to combine one or more issues notified to us by one or more Representative Bodies into a single review, and to prioritise those issues as resources permit and according to the degree of their national application.

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🏥 Special Dental Benefits Notice (continued from previous page)

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