Out-of-pocket expenditures were reported as particularly difficult in this non-BPHS area, even for higher-income users and despite regulations stipulating services in public facilities be provided free-of-charge.
Typically these stipulate what services are to be provided, how, and to whom.
Thus a country's health care structure may stipulate what services are reimbursed at each level of care and thereby effectively preclude their being provided in other locations.
They stipulate what services are necessary, their geographical distribution, conditions and minimum criteria for staff, the content of their work, and sometimes funding of different palliative care services [ 17].
In the ruling are "brightline rules" that stipulate internet service providers (ISPs) cannot discriminate content over their network by blocking or slowing down content, or by receiving payment to prioritize content.
Tigray regional SRH policy stipulates that services should be fully integrated into existing HIV/ART care and it is important that this integration is maintained and strengthened in practice.
While the law stipulates that service providers can refuse to provide support for someone who is undergoing or has undergone gender reassignment, this only applies in very restricted cases.
There are federal laws that stipulate the educational services that are due to children with special needs, but the feds don't fund it fully and leave it up to the state to come up with a funding arrangement.
22, 23 Uganda's national standards and implementation framework for newborn care services stipulate that antibiotics to treat newborn infection should be available at the first-level health facilities (i.e., HCII), but this stipulation has not been operationalized.
The law stipulates that online services with youngsters among their customers must obtain the consent of the children's parents before collecting data from them.
Its terms of service stipulate that if a student is under 18, a parent or guardian must be present at all times during the lessons.
