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Barnsley CCG Mins 12 April 12.pdf - NHS Rotherham

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<strong>NHS</strong> BARNSLEY<br />

and <strong>Barnsley</strong> North Consortium.<br />

BCAC <strong>12</strong>/64 FINANCIAL PLAN AND BUDGET BOOKLET –<br />

20<strong>12</strong>/13<br />

The Chief Finance Officer referred to her report which<br />

provided the Committee with the opening<br />

commissioning budgeted financial position for 20<strong>12</strong>/13.<br />

This had been developed through the planning process<br />

and reflected the levels of commissioned outcomes as<br />

described in the PCT Commissioning Strategy and the<br />

Medium Term Financial Plan. The report appended a<br />

reconciliation between 20<strong>12</strong>/13 initial resource limits<br />

and budgeted expenditure; a high level summary of the<br />

budget areas and financial values; a detailed<br />

breakdown of the budget areas containing financial<br />

values and budgeted staffing establishments and the<br />

delegation limits of budget holders.<br />

The PCT had managed its finances effectively in<br />

2011/<strong>12</strong> which had provided a strong platform for the<br />

continued development of the local health and social<br />

care economy. <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Barnsley</strong> had received a 3%<br />

increase in its recurrent settlement for 20<strong>12</strong>/13,<br />

including funding for re-ablement. The level of<br />

financial growth equated to £13.2M. Whilst the<br />

financial plan covered only one year it was considered<br />

important to create a financial environment which<br />

would be sustainable in the future. Therefore, <strong>NHS</strong><br />

<strong>Barnsley</strong> had established contingency reserves to help<br />

mitigate some of the financial risk.<br />

The Chief Operating Officer referred to the <strong>NHS</strong><br />

<strong>Barnsley</strong> QIPP Programme for 20<strong>12</strong>/13 which required<br />

the delivery of an additional £6M recurrent savings to<br />

roll forward into 2013/14. Discussions had already<br />

been held with partner organisations to discuss further<br />

efficiencies in the system.<br />

BCAC <strong>12</strong>/65 SEASONAL INFLUENZA IMMUNISATION<br />

CAMPAIGN – 2011/<strong>12</strong><br />

The report of the Director of Public Health provided the<br />

Committee with an evaluation of the 2011/<strong>12</strong> Seasonal<br />

Influenza Vaccination Programme and made<br />

recommendations for Winter 20<strong>12</strong>/13.<br />

The report confirmed that the degree of influenza<br />

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<strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Barnsley</strong>, local leader of the <strong>NHS</strong>. The legal name of <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Barnsley</strong> is <strong>Barnsley</strong> Primary Care Trust.<br />

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