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She will be responsible for commissioning both in-house and independent drama.
In the new (post-April 2013) National Health Service structure in England, it is uncertain which organisations will be responsible for commissioning breastfeeding services.
These bodies are to be made up of groups of general practices that, from April 2013, will be responsible for commissioning community services and most hospital care for the population registered with their constituent general practices.
Instead, in England a new national NHS Commissioning Board fully operating from October 2012 is to be formed that will be responsible for commissioning a defined set of highly specialised and high cost services and for distributing resources for all remaining care (about £65bn per annum) to the new clinical commissioning groups.
The board will be responsible for directly commissioning services worth around £20bn and for allocating more than £60bn to more than 240 CCGs.
But ultimately the White House and Congress will be responsible for the commission's outcome.
Sullivan will provide overall editorial direction, manage the US opinion team, and be responsible for commissioning a diverse and timely mix of opinion and commentary from a broad range of contributors.
In his new role, which is effective from today, Stephenson will be responsible for all drama commissioning decisions, working closely with the four channel controllers.
The city and state's elected leadership — including Gov. Eliot Spitzer, Mr. Bloomberg, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver — will be responsible for naming a commission to hammer out details.
Its members are jockeying to win an estimated £1bn of contracts advising the new doctor-led clinical commissioning groups that will be responsible for spending more than two-thirds of the NHS budget on purchasing patient care.
Under the plans, GPs will be responsible for buying in patient care from 2013, with a new NHS commissioning board overseeing the process.
