THE DEAL FOR THE NEW ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL:
* The government entered into a public-private partnership with a development consortium to build the hospital at the developer's cost, budgeted at more than $2 billion.
* It has now signed off on commercial acceptance which means the government must start paying more than $1 million a day in payments to the consortium or about $380 million a year for the next 29 years.
* During that time the consortium remains responsible for maintenance and upgrades of the hospital as well as for all non-clinical services including security, catering and cleaning.
* When it hands back the facility, the consortium must deliver a hospital "in new condition".
* The government says it remains on track to treat the first patients at the new RAH in early September after completing training for thousands of staff.
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