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CCS told us that it had put an information notice out to say that it...
Conclusion
CCS told us that it had put an information notice out to say that it was starting to look at the replacement for supply chain finance but the decision had yet to be formalised internally—though it had gone to the CCS board. CCS agreed that its guidance to the board would be to come out of this particular marketplace, especially as the Department 20 Qq 120–123; C&AG’s Report, paras 2.27–2.28; HM Treasury, Managing Public Money, June 2021. Available at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/managing-public-money 21 C&AG’s Report, para 29 22 Qq 88–89 23 Qq 91–94; C&AG’s Report, para 16 14 The pharmacy early payment and salary advance schemes in the NHS of Health and Social Care and NHSBSA have now put something else in place for pharmacies. Therefore, the intention is not to put in place a replacement for the Taulia supply chain finance or dynamic discounting agreement across government.24 24 Qq 128–131 The pharmacy early payment and salary advance schemes in the NHS 15 3 Oversight and assurance Failure to cascade government advice
Government Response
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Source
Committee
Public Accounts Committee
Inquiry
NHS supply chain finance
Report
Thirty-Fifth Report - The pharmacy early payment and salary advance schemes in the NHS
04 Feb 2022
HC 745
Addressee Bodies
HM Treasury
Timeline
Recommendation age
4.6 yrs
Report published
04 Feb 2022