SC30 (Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Including Major Incidents) Delete the text of SC30.1 to SC30.13 and replace with: The Provider must comply with EPRR Guidance if and when applicable. The “30.1 Provider must identify and have in an Accountable Emergency Officer. 30.2 The Provider must have in place evacuation plans which provide for relocation of Service Users to alternative secure premises in the event of any Significant Incident or Emergency and how that relocation is to be effected in such a way as to maintain public safety and confidence. 30.3 The Provider must have in place and maintain adequate facilities (including an Incident Co-ordination Centre) from which a Significant Incident or Emergency can be effectively managed, in accordance with the NHS England Emergency Planning Framework. 30.4 If there is a Significant Incident or Emergency: 30.4.1 the Parties must comply with their respective Incident Response Plans; and 30.4.2 each Party must provide the others with whatever further assistance they may reasonably require to respond to that Significant Incident of Emergency; and 30.4.3 the Provider must comply with its Business Continuity Plan. 30.5 The Provider must notify the Co-ordinating Commissioner as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event no later than 5 Operational Days following: 30.5.1 the activation of its Incident Response Plan; 30.5.2 any risk or any actual disruption, to CRS or Essential Services; and/or 30.5.3 the activation of its Business Continuity Plan. 30.6 The Commissioners must have in arrangements that enable the receipt at all times of a notification made under SC30.5. 30.7 The Provider must at the request of the Co-ordinating Commissioner provide whatever support and assistance may reasonably be required by the Commissioners and/or NHS England and/or Public Health England in response to any national, regional or local public health emergency or incident. 30.8 If the Provider is subcontracting all or part of a Service, the Provider must: 30.8.1 ensure that its Incident Response Plan and its Business Continuity Plan make provision in relation to the subcontracted services; and 30.8.2 require any Material Sub-Contractor to comply with EPRR Guidance if and when applicable.” and re-number the remainder of SC30 accordingly.
SC30 (Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Including Major Incidents) Delete the text of SC30.1 to SC30.13 and replace with: “30.1 The Provider must comply with EPRR Guidance if and when applicable. The Provider must identify and have in an Accountable Emergency Officer. 30.2 The Provider must have in place evacuation plans which provide for relocation of Service Users to alternative secure premises in the event of any Significant Incident or Emergency and how that relocation is to be effected in such a way as to maintain public safety and confidence. 30.3 The Provider must have in place and maintain adequate facilities (including an Incident Co-ordination Centre) from which a Significant Incident or Emergency can be effectively managed, in accordance with the NHS England Emergency Planning Framework. 30.4 If there is a Significant Incident or Emergency: 30.4.1 the Parties must comply with their respective Incident Response Plans; and 30.4.2 each Party must provide the others with whatever further assistance they may reasonably require to respond to that Significant Incident of Emergency; and 30.4.3 the Provider must comply with its Business Continuity Plan. 30.5 The Provider must notify the Co-ordinating Commissioner as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event no later than 5 Operational Days following: 30.5.1 the activation of its Incident Response Plan; 30.5.2 any risk or any actual disruption, to CRS or Essential Services; and/or 30.5.3 the activation of its Business Continuity Plan. 30.6 The Commissioners must have in arrangements that enable the receipt at all times of a notification made under SC30.5. 30.7 The Provider must at the request of the Co-ordinating Commissioner provide whatever support and assistance may reasonably be required by the Commissioners and/or NHS England and/or Public Health England in response to any national, regional or local public health emergency or incident. 30.8 If the Provider is subcontracting all or part of a Service, the Provider must: 30.8.1 ensure that its Incident Response Plan and its Business Continuity Plan make provision in relation to the subcontracted services; and 30.8.2 require any Material Sub-Contractor to comply with EPRR Guidance if and when applicable.” and re-number the remainder of SC30 accordingly.