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✨ General Terms and Conditions for Oral Health Services

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

7 NOVEMBER

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SCHEDULE C: GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

C1 GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES FOR ORAL HEALTH

C1.1 Oral health has been identified as a priority area in the New Zealand Health Strategy (NZHS). A key oral health policy goal is to:

Improve, promote and protect the oral health of New Zealanders.

C1.2 Both of us agree to work together in order to further develop and implement this goal.

C2 TREATY OF WAITANGI

C2.1 The Treaty of Waitangi establishes the unique and special relationship between iwi Māori and the Crown. We consider the Treaty of Waitangi principles of partnership, proactive protection of Māori health interests, co-operation and utmost good faith, to be implicit conditions of the nature in which our internal organisation responds to Māori health issues. Therefore all providers, whose clientele may include Māori, will have policies, practices and processes as part of their organisation to ensure that service delivery benefits its Māori clientele.

C2.2 In providing the Services to Māori you agree to recognise the principles set out under the “Explanation of Māori Principles/Tikanga” in clause B3 of this Notice.

C3 RELATIONSHIP PRINCIPLE

C3.1 Both of us agree that the following principle will guide both of us in our dealings with each other in relation to the operation of this Notice:

Both of us agree to foster a long-term co-operative and collaborative relationship to enable both of us to achieve our respective objectives efficiently and effectively.

C4 PROVISION OF SERVICES

C4.1 Subject to clause D4.3, you agree to provide the Services as set out in Schedule F of this Notice and conduct your practice or business in a prompt, efficient, professional and ethical manner.

C5 PAYMENTS

C5.1 We agree to pay you for providing Services at the prices specified in Schedule G of this Notice.

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