What is NOT a responsibility of national organisation?

The provision of local nursing services is typically not a responsibility of national organizations. Instead, local nursing services are managed at a community or regional level, often by state or local health departments and organizations. National organizations are more focused on broader issues that affect healthcare systems as a whole, rather than specific local healthcare services.

On the other hand, the provision of Medicare is a program overseen by the national government, ensuring healthcare access for eligible citizens, especially the elderly. Taxation policies are also primarily established and regulated at the national level, as they impact how public funds—including those used for health and social services—are generated and managed. Social security systems are another domain in which national organizations play a vital role, providing financial support and services to individuals in need.