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Ordinance To The Law On Research Advice, Etc.

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse af lov om forskningsrådgivning m.v.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Area of the law

Chapter 2 Definitions

Chapter 3 Denmark's Research Council

Chapter 4 The Free Research Council

Chapter 5 Strategic Research Council

Chapter 6 Coordination committee

Chapter 6 a Participation in international research cooperation

Chapter 7 Scientific and Scientific Expertions

Chapter 8 Various provisions

Chapter 9 The entry into force, etc.

Publication of the law on research advice, etc.

In this way, the law on research advice etc. shall be announced, cf. Law Order no. 658 of 19. June 2007, with the changes resulting from paragraph 1 of Law No 1. 552 of 17. June 2008.

The published legal text relating to the title of section 26 and section 26 shall not apply to the first paragraph of the paragraph. January, 2009, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. Three, in the law. 552 of 17. June 2008 amending the law on research advice, etc., and the law on the abolition of the authorisation of certain research activities. (Mistress training, research cooperation with the Faeroes and Greenland, the Explore of Scientific Indisities etc.).

Chapter 1

Area of the law

§ 1. To strengthen research quality, coordination and internationalisation of Danish research and dissemination and use of research results, the Minister for Science, Technologies and Development Denmark's Science Councils, Free e Research Council, the Strategic Research Council and the Coordination Committee.

Paragraph 2. In the course of the study of the scientific evidence in Danish research, the Minister for Science, Technologies and Development Committee Examination for Scientific Instibility, cf. § 31.

Paragraph 3. The Danmarks Research Council has the key objective of ensuring that the Minister for Science, Technology and Development, Public Affairs and the Government are independent and expert research policy advice. The Council alone has a consultative function, cf. § 3.

Paragraph 4. The Free Research Council has both a fund function and a consultative function. The Council has the main purpose of supporting concrete research activities, based on researchers ' own initiatives and give research professional advice in relation to this, cf. § § 7 and 8.

Paragraph 5. The Strategic Research Council has both a fund function and a consultative function. The Council has the main purpose of supporting research in the fields of policy prioritised and thematic cut-off research areas and give research professional advice in relation to this, cf. ~ § 17 and 18. ~

Paragraph 6. The Coordination Committee shall provide the coordination of the public fund for research, cf. § 25. The Committee shall also distribute funds for research training and carry out specific advice cases, cf. sections 26 and 27.

Paragraph 7. The Council and the Committee referred to in paragraph 1 4-6 shall make sure that all state research appropriations that are not basic appropriations linked to specific institutions or appropriations for research-based regulatory services shall be distributed in open competition and in accordance with a research professional ; quality assessment.

Chapter 2

Definitions

§ 2. For the purposes of this Act :

1) Anerwell-known researchers : People who have actively employed a number of years at a scientific level in research and are at least lecturer-or senior research level.

2) Differences : People at the Ph.D level which either in a row at national or international level has gained insight or experience in the performance of research tasks or at the management plan in an institution, organization or enterprise have been engaged in intensive care with research management, research management, research and research policy.

3) Scientific inexterity : falsification, fabrication, plagiarisation and other serious breaches of good scientific practice committed intentionally or gross negligence in the planning, implementation or reporting of research results.

Chapter 3

Denmark's Research Council

§ 3. The Danmarks Research Council will give the Minister of Science, Technology and Development for Research Councils. Parliament and any minister can obtain research policy advice from the Council. Counselor shall take place upon request or on its own initiative.

Paragraph 2. The tasks include overall advice on Danish and international research policy for the benefit of society, including :

1) Framework conditions for research.

2) Research appropriations.

3) Major national and international research initiatives.

4) The development of the national research strategy.

5) Denmark's role and place in international research cooperation.

6) Mistress and research recruiting.

Paragraph 3. The advisory role must be based on documentation and research policy analysis. The Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council and the Coordination Committee are under this obligation to provide advice to the Council in their fields.

Paragraph 4. The Council for Technology and Innovation and relevant institutions and organisations can, at the request of the Council, provide advice to the Council.

Paragraph 5. The Council has the task of strengthening the dissemination of Danish research policy.

Paragraph 6. The Council will present an annual report on Danish research policy, which contains the Council's assessment of the general development of Danish research, quality in international context and social relevance. The Council is conducting a hearing with the annual report.

§ 4. The Danish Research Council of Denmark is comprised of a President and eight members.

Paragraph 2. The President-in-Office of the Council and other Members must be recognised researchers or research haitable colleges representing the research at universities, sectoral research institutions, research institutes, at the Ministry of Culture and in the business community. At least half of them must be recognised scientists.

Paragraph 3. The minister of science, technology and development will appoint the President and the eight members in their personal capacity. The Chairman and the other members shall be appointed for a period of three years. Repeating may be done once. If a member is depart on time, a new member may be appointed for less than three years.

Paragraph 4. The Council shall draw up a Rules of Procedure which must be approved by the Minister for Science, Technology and Development.

§ 5. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down detailed rules for the operation of the Danish Research Council.

§ 6. The statements by the Danish Research Council cannot be brought to the second administrative authority.

Chapter 4

The Free Research Council

Fund function

§ 7. The Free Research Council must support Danish research based on researchers ' own initiatives in both individual scientific research areas and cross-scientific research. The Council may, in specific cases, support policy priorities in the field of Danish research, where the provision has been made for the provision of such authority.

Paragraph 2. The aid shall be granted in accordance with the application of specific research activities and shall include, inter alia :

1) Mistress groups.

2) The infrastructure of research, including operating grants and appliances.

3) Wiglet network.

4) International cooperation.

5) Mistress training.

6) Research consortia.

Paragraph 3. The Council, moreover, may be awarded grants for individual grants.

Paragraph 4. The Council can provide support both for individual specific research activities, cf. paragraph 2, and for special initiatives, cf. Section 11 (1). 5.

Paragraph 5. The Council must contribute to strengthening the dissemination and use of research results.

Paragraph 6. The Council may, within its purpose, grant a grant to experimental activities.

Paragraph 7. Moreover, in the course of the operation of the Fund function, the advice gives advice on scientific advice in all scientific research fields to apply and other stakeholders.

Consulting function

§ 8. The Free Research Council will provide the Minister for Science, Technology and Development for Research in Science and Research in all scientific research areas. Parliament and any minister can obtain equivalent research advice from the Council. Counselor shall take place upon request or on its own initiative.

Paragraph 2. The Council may, at the request of the Council, assist public institutions with scientific advice. The Council shall assist in the request of the Accreditation institution with research technical advice.

Paragraph 3. The Council may, at the request of the Council, provide scientific advice to private institutions.

Paragraph 4. The Council may provide the advice referred to in paragraph 1. TWO, ONE. pkt., and paragraph. 3 by anatting the names of recognised researchers outside the Council if the requested assistance is concerned with the assessment of applications submitted to other authoritative institutions.

Paragraph 5. Every year the Council gives the Minister of Science, Technology and Development a report on its activities.

Structure and Competencies

§ 9. The Free Research Council consists of a board of directors and a number of technical research councils.

§ 10. The Management Board shall consist of a President and eight members, who are all supposed to be recognised scientists. The Management Board shall appoint a Vice-President at its constituent.

Paragraph 2. The minister of science, technology and development will appoint the President and the Members of their personal capacity. The check shall be made after an open lookup.

Paragraph 3. The Administrative Board shall be appointed for a period of four years. Recipics can happen for two years. If a member is depart on time, a new member may be appointed for less than four years.

Paragraph 4. The Management Board shall draw up rules of procedure

§ 11. The Management Board shall, in accordance with its own assessment, set up for six technical research advice.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall define the boundaries between the raw materials and shall ensure that the on-board together covers all scientific research areas and that the division between the raw materials shall be continuously adapted to technical research development.

Paragraph 3. The Administrative Board shall inform the Co-ordination Committee on the measures referred to in paragraph 1. One and two.

Paragraph 4. The Management Board does not have appropriation powers, but are divides the free research appropriations between the professional science councils.

Paragraph 5. The Management Board may, on the basis of an assessment of the activities of the raw materials, benefit from a fifth of the credits for special initiatives, including cross-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary initiatives.

Paragraph 6. Funds for the special initiatives, cf. paragraph 5, shall be allocated to the technical research advice. The management board may decide that one or more council is distributor funds.

§ 12. The Administrative Board shall, in general administrative matters, have an instruction manual for the technical research council.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall be the top responsible for the research technical advice given in section 8.

§ 13. The professional science councils shall exercise the Fund function in accordance with section 7 and assist the Management Board with the advisory function after paragraph 8.

§ 14. All the members of the technical research councils must be recognised researchers.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development appoints the members of their personal capacity, so that the widest possible technical coverage within the Council will be achieved within the Council's own terms.

Paragraph 3. The Free Research Council may set up a multidisciplinary research council, which may be composed of members appointed by the Minister for Science, Technologies and Development in accordance with paragraph 1. 2, for the product acceptance of cross-disciplinary tasks.

Paragraph 4. The members of the professional science councils shall be appointed for a period of four years. Recipics can happen for two years. If a member is depart on time, a new member may be appointed for less than four years.

Paragraph 5. The individual council is constituting herself and electing its midforeman.

Paragraph 6. Each council shall draw up a Rules of Procedure to be approved by the Management Board of the Free Research Council.

§ 15. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down detailed rules for :

1) The general grant assumptions of the free Research Council in connection with the Fund function.

2) Council clearance of accounts.

3) The Council's call for applications and the requirements for this purpose.

4) The case worker in the case of the fund function. The Minister may, in particular, decide that, in a specific amount, external experts shall be involved in the assessment of applications.

5) The Council award of grants to researchers and persons during research training.

6) Council access to delegation within the Council or to the secretariat of the authoritative and advisory powers.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development can lay down requirements, including electronic communications, and time limits for the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. 1, no. 3 to 5, including determining that failure to comply with the requirements and deadlines, will cause the application to be rejected.

§ 16. Decisions of the Administrative Board and the technical resources shall not be subject to any other administrative authority in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Board. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down rules that complaints concerning the legal issues relating to decisions taken by the technical research councils or by the authority delegated to the Council may, may or may not, be brought to the minister.

Chapter 5

Strategic Research Council

Fund function

§ 17. The Strategic Research Council provides support for Danish research in the fields of policy prioritised and thematic, defined areas of research, including on initiatives that are defined by their content.

Paragraph 2. The Council shall ensure the distribution of research programmes in paragraph 1. 1 in the form of :

1) Mistress groups.

2) The infrastructure of research, including operating grants and appliances.

3) Wiglet network.

4) International cooperation.

5) Mistress training.

6) Research consortia.

Paragraph 3. In relation to the distribution in paragraph 1. 2 the council shall be able to distribute grants to the ph.d.-scholarships and so on.

Paragraph 4. The Council must work for research cooperation with the Faeroe Islands and Greenland.

Paragraph 5. The Council must contribute to strengthening the dissemination and use of research results.

Paragraph 6. The Council must contribute to an increased interaction between public and private research. In this regard, the Council must actively seek to make its own strategic research efforts aimed at relevant private actors, with a view to attracting funds from funds and companies to co-financed research projects.

Paragraph 7. The Council must seek out new research trends and can initiate initiatives on the basis of this, provided that the Parliament sets out appropriations for this purpose. The Council can also, with complete or partial financing from other partners, initiate initiatives on the basis of new research trends.

Paragraph 8. Moreover, in the course of the operation of the Fund function, the Council provides technical advice in the fields of political priority and thematic delimitation of research areas to other applicants and other stakeholders.

Consulting function

§ 18. The Strategic Research Council gives the Minister for Science, Technology and Development Technical Consultancy in the fields of political priority and thematic delimiting research areas. Parliament and any minister can obtain equivalent research advice from the Council. Counselor shall take place upon request or on its own initiative.

Paragraph 2. The Council must, prior to the allocation of state research appropriations, which are not basic appropriations linked to a specific institution or appropriations for research-based government control, approve the award procedure and carry out one ; research professional evaluation of applications received. On the basis of this, the individual ministers are distributing funds among the applicants that have been able to support the Council's support.

Paragraph 3. The Council may, at the request of the Council, assist public institutions with research technical advice in the fields of policy priorities and thematic, defined research areas.

Paragraph 4. The Council may, at the request of the Council, provide scientific advice in the fields of political priority and thematic delimiting research areas to private institutions.

Paragraph 5. In addition, the Council must seek out new research trends, cf. in its own operation. § 17, paragraph 1. 7.

Paragraph 6. Every year the Council gives the Minister of Science, Technology and Development a report on its activities.

Structure and Competencies

§ 19. The Strategic Research Council consists of a board of directors and a very limited number of programme committees.

20. The Management Board shall consist of a chairman and eight members.

Paragraph 2. The minister of science, technology and development will appoint the President and one member. The other members shall be appointed by the Minister after open dissua;.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board shall be composite by recognised researchers and by research haste representing the interests of the user. Furthermore, the President and the other Members must have insight and experience of the taking of strategic research tasks in Danish and international relations.

Paragraph 4. The Management Board shall jointly represent competences in all major research professional interests in both the public and the private research system. Competencies include insight into :

1) Basic research and training.

2) Strategic research, including sectoral research and research in hospitals.

3) Cooperation between undertakings and public research institutes.

4) Technological development and innovation.

5) International research cooperation.

6) Mistress training.

7) Human resources and social processes.

Paragraph 5. The President and the eight members shall be appointed in their personal capacity. The Administrative Board shall be appointed for a period of four years. Recipics can happen for two years. If a member is depart on time, a new member may be appointed for less than four years.

Paragraph 6. The Management Board shall draw up rules of procedure

§ 21. The Management Board may, by its own assessment, set up a limited number of programme committees with the appropriation competence to support research in the fields of policy defined and thematic delimited research areas, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall determine the number of applications committees and their demarcation in relation to each other. In this respect, the Management Board shall ensure that the number is kept at the lowest possible level and that all committees cease when their task is completed.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board may refer the authority to grant authority as referred to in paragraph 1. 1 to the Commission for Scientific Studies in Greenland.

Paragraph 4. The Administrative Board shall inform the Co-ordination Committee on the measures referred to in paragraph 1. One and two.

Paragraph 5. The Administrative Board shall not, but distribute the strategic programme resources to the programme committees, the Commission for Scientific Investigations in Greenland or in some cases to one or more of the technical research councils, see it in accordance with the provisions of the Scientific Research Council. § 9.

Paragraph 6. If the management board considers that the design of a financial act professionally comprises more than one application committee, the Management Board may decide that more programme committees or the Commission for Scientific Studies in Greenland, together with one or more application committees shall examine the application of the application for the programme in conjunction with a decision as a single authority (joint committee).

Paragraph 7. When the Joint Committee has taken a final decision in accordance with paragraph 1. 6, it places the competence to approve professional and budget reporting in one of the programme committees.

Paragraph 8. All members of a programme committee shall be recognised researchers. The members shall be appointed by the board.

§ 22. The Administrative Board shall, in general administrative matters, have the power of instruction to the programme committees. Where one or more technical research advice or the Commission for Scientific Studies in Greenland has been assigned tasks in accordance with Article 21 (1). 5, the Board shall have the same power of authority to such advice.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall be responsible for the research technical advice given in section 18, but the management board may, however, set up the case preparatory programming committee consisting of recognised researchers to assist with the advisory function or alternatively ; at the request of the Board of Directors of the Free Research Council, obtain the same aid from one or more of the technical research advice.

-23. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down detailed rules for :

1) The Strategic Research Council ' s general subsidy requirement for the fund function.

2) Council clearance of accounts.

3) The Council's call for applications and the requirements for this purpose.

4) The case worker in the case of the fund function. The Minister may, in particular, decide that, in a specific amount, external experts shall be involved in the assessment of applications.

5) The Council award of grants to researchers and persons during research training, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 3.

6) Council access to delegation within the Council or to the secretariat of the authoritative and advisory powers.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development can lay down requirements, including electronic communications, and time limits for the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. 1, no. 3 to 5, including determining that failure to comply with the requirements and deadlines, will cause the application to be rejected.

§ 24. The decisions of the Administrative Board, the Commission for Scientific Investigations in the Greenland and the technical research advices shall not be subject to any other administrative authority, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down rules that complaints concerning the legal issues relating to the decisions of the programme committees, by the Commission for Scientific Investigations in Greenland, are subject to technical research advice ; or, by the authority of which the programme committee or the Council has delegated the appropriation competence, the Minister may be invited.

Chapter 6

Coordination committee

Coordination of the fund function

§ 25. The Coordination Committee is intended to facilitate cooperation on the Fund function between the Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council, the Fundamental Technology Fund, the High Technology Fund, the Technology Fund, the Council for Technology and Innovation and the rest of the research system. and the correlation between the fund function and other state research appropriations.

Paragraph 2. The Committee shall coordinate the work and the task of the task in the three councils and in the two funds, cf. paragraph The Committee must contribute to the promotion and coordination of the activities of Danish research activities in this context. To this end, the three councils and the two funds are at least once a year on their international activities.

Paragraph 3. The Committee shall draw up common, uniform, binding guidelines for the Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council ' s exercise of the fund function, cf. § § 7 and 17.

Paragraph 4. In matters relating to the coordination of the fund function, the committee is a consensus body and has no determinant authority over the other research Council. In drawing up guidelines pursuant to paragraph 1. However, the Committee shall, however, decide by the general ballot.

Mistress Training

§ 26 1) . The Coordination Committee shall distribute funds for scientific research in all scientific areas. The Committee shall distribute the scientific training funds to the Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council.

Paragraph 2. The Committee may lay down detailed requirements for the use of funds in the distribution of research training funds.

Paragraph 3. In matters covered by paragraph 1, 1 and 2, the Committee shall decide on the basis of general ballot.

Special counselling cases

§ 27. The Coordination Committee may, at the request of the Secretary of State, assist the Minister of Science, Technologies and Development in Special Advisory Cases. The Minister may decide that the Committee shall provide its consultancy after the prior consultation of national or international experts.

Paragraph 2. In connection with the tasks in accordance with paragraph 1 The Committee may, in accordance with the Minister's request, allocate any special appropriations to the Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council. The Committee may, in this context, lay down detailed requirements for the use of appropriations.

Paragraph 3. For the purposes of applying the tasks provided for in paragraph 1. 1 may seek advice from the Committee of Experts set up for the purpose.

Paragraph 4. In matters covered by paragraph 1, 1-3 shall take the decision by the general ballot.

Structure and Competencies

§ 28. The Coordination Committee is composed of a President and seven Members.

Paragraph 2. The Committee shall be composite by the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council and the Fundamental Research Fund of the Strategic Research Fund, two members nominated by the College of Advertising, a member of the Executive Board of the Sector Research Board, one member set by the Council for Technology and Innovation and a member of the High Technology Fund.

Paragraph 3. In cases where the Chairman of the Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council or the Foundation Fund for the Strategic Research Fund is prevented from taking part in committee meetings, the Council or the Fund may be represented by a Vice-President.

Paragraph 4. The Administrative Board, for example, of the Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council, as provided for in the case of the Strategic Research Council. § 35, paragraph. 2, the Administrative Leader of Denmark's Basic Research Fund and the Administrative Leader of the High Technology Fund shall take part as observers in the meetings of the Committee.

Paragraph 5. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development designates five members who are nominated pursuant to paragraph 1. 2. Members shall be appointed for a period of four years. Recipics can happen for two years. If a member is depart on time, a new member may be appointed for less than four years.

Paragraph 6. The Committee shall be constituting a period of four years and choosing its centre for a period of four years.

Paragraph 7. The Committee shall draw up a Rules of Procedure to be approved by the Minister for Science, Technology and Development.

§ 29. (Aphat)

-$30. The settings and opinions of the Coordinating Committee may not be brought to the second administrative authority.

Chapter 6 a

Participation in international research cooperation

§ 30 a. The Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council can, as part of the work on the internationalisation of Danish research, see it in accordance with the rules of the Internationalisation of Denmark. Section 1 (1). 1, participate in international research cooperation within each advised fund function, where the cooperation of the Management Board shall be considered to be of benefit to Danish research.

Paragraph 2. The forms may as part of the work referred to in paragraph 1. 1 decide to distribute up to 20%. of the individual appropriation of the annual financial laws to international fora, provided that it is not contrary to the appropriation prerequisites, cf. however, paragraph 1 3 and 4. Where international research cooperation is thematic, thematic delimitation, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 1, agreements between the boards and the two councils participating and the Free Research Council may participate in international activities limited in scope other than in accordance with section 7 (4). 1.

Paragraph 3. The management can only allocate funds to international fora if the boards have ensured that the appropriations will be distributed in open competition and for a research professional quality assessment, cf. Section 1 (1). 7.

Paragraph 4. The allocation of funds to international fora requires the approval of the Secretary of Science, Technology and Development, as regards the legal framework for the international forum's allocation of funds, general appropriation requirements and its clearance of accounts.

Paragraph 5. The management must ensure the continuous coordination of the work.

Chapter 7

Scientific and Scientific Expertions

§ 31. The Scientific Committee of the Scientific Committee shall be responsible for examining matters relating to the scientific uncertainty which are raised by notification and which are important for :

1) research carried out in Denmark,

2) research carried out by persons employed in Denmark ; or

3) research carried out with Danish public aid.

Paragraph 2. As far as scientific products are concerned, the matter can only be dealt with if the private enterprise is the same. have been requested to be subject to the competence of the committees or wish to contribute to the information provided.

Paragraph 3. The committees may treat cases of their own operation if matters are of a social interest or of significance for human or animal health and where there is a reasoned request for scientific inexity.

Paragraph 4. If the committees ascertains that in a case there is scientific inconvenience, the committees may :

1) Orient the employee's employer, if that person is employed as a scientist.

2) Do not move that the scientific work in question must be withdrawn.

3) Orient public authority, supervising the area.

4) Make police reports if there's a criminal offence.

5) At the request of a function authority, the Commission shall express its opinion on the degree of scientific inexity.

Paragraph 5. The President shall take a decision in legal matters, cf. Section 32 (1). 2.

Paragraph 6. The committees shall publish an annual report on their activities.

§ 32. The Scientific Committee for Scientific Opposition shall consist of one or more committee-wide all scientific research areas.

Paragraph 2. The chairman of the committees shall be a court judge.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development sets the number of members. For each member, there must also be a suppleant. Members and alternates shall all be recognised to all scientific research areas covered by all scientific research areas, cf. § 36, paragraph. 2.

Paragraph 4. The President shall be appointed by the Minister for Science, Technology and Development in accordance with the recommendation of the courts. The members and the alternates shall be appointed by the Minister in their personal capacity after consulting the Free Research Council. The Chairman, the other members and the alternates shall be appointed for a period of four years. Recipics can happen for two years. If a member or a suppleant is due in due time, a new member or new alternate member may be appointed for less than four years.

Paragraph 5. The committees shall draw up a Rules of Procedure, which must be approved by the Minister for Science, Technology and Development.

§ 33. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down detailed rules for the activities of the Scientific Inredelis.

§ 34. The decisions concerning the Scientific Inrebility decisions may not be brought to the second administrative authority.

Chapter 8

Various provisions

$35. The secretarial service of Denmark's Research Council is carried out by the Ministry of Science, Technologies and Development.

Paragraph 2. The Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council, the Coordination Committee and the Scientific Committee for the Scientific Committee shall be provided with an independent secretariat.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development, or the person authorized by the Minister, shall supervise the application and legality of the Free Research Council, the Strategic Research Council and the Coordination Committee (Coordinating Committee) ; Work.

§ 36. Members of one of the bodies covered by the law covered or by the Danish Foundation for the Foundation ' s Administrative Board may not be in any other of the bodies covered by the law.

Paragraph 2. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be However, 1 shall not prejudice the fact that a member of a professional research council may be a member of a cross-disciplinary research council and a programme committee or a programme committee or vice versa, cf. Section 21 (1). Paragraph 1, and section 22 (2). TWO, ONE. Act. The same applies to the members of the Coordination Committee whose membership comes from their office, cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 2, and for members of the Scientific and Scientific Committee, as well as their alternates, cf. Section 32 (1). 3. A case preparatory program selection, cf. Section 22 (2). 2, may be combined wholly or partly by members of the Strategic Research Council's programme committees.

§ 37. The Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council may receive grants from the other end than the state. Non-governmental means must be kept separate from state funds.

§ 38. The grant of grants under this law may require allowance repaid if the grant conditions are not complied with.

§ 39. The Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council must publish indicative guidelines for their appropriation practices.

§ 40. The law is reviewed in the year 2009-10 on the basis of an evaluation of the research council system.

§ 40 a. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development can empower one at the Ministry of State or in the course of negotiations with the other government authorities to exercise the powers of the minister in that law ; in the field of science, technology and development.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down rules on access to decisions taken under the authority of paragraph 1. 1, including the fact that the decisions must not be complained.

Paragraph 3. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development may lay down rules on the exercise of powers, as a different state authority, having negotiated with the person concerned, as a Member State shall be authorized to exercise in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

Chapter 9

The entry into force, etc.

§ 41. The law shall enter into force on 1. January 2004. At the same time, the law on research advice and so on, cf. Law Order no. 676 of 19. August 1997.

Paragraph 2. Rules laid down by law on research advice and so on, cf. Law Order no. 676 of 19. In August 1997, they shall remain in force until they are repealed or replaced by rules issued under this law.

Paragraph 3. The President and the members of the current Danish Research Council are invited as President and members of the Danish Research Council and continues until the end of their current period with the possibility of re-nomination, if re-nomination could be possible, take place according to the rules to date.

Paragraph 4. The rights and duties of the current state are overtaken by the Free Research Council and the Strategic Research Council respectively, cf. § § 7 and 17.

Paragraph 5. The current state research councils will continue as a technical research council after this law, until the Board of the Free Research Council has established the limits between the raw materials and the technical research councils have been set up pursuant to this law.

Paragraph 6. The members of the current state research councils may be reappointed to the technical research council if, in accordance with the rules so far, they could be reaped to the relevant state research council.

Paragraph 7. The current programme committees will continue until they have fulfilled their task of the current Research Forum, following the dismantling of the Research Forum, the programme committees refer to the Management Board of the Strategic Research Council.

Paragraph 8. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Development may derogate from the provisions relating to the length of the designation period for the members of the Board of Directors of the Free Science Council and for the Strategic Research Council, cf. ~ 10 (1)) Article 20 (3) and 20 (3). 5.


Law No 418 of 8. In May 2006, the following entry into force shall be :

§ 2

The law shall enter into force on 1. June 2006. 2)


Law No 295 of 27. March 2007 contains the following entry into force :

§ 3

The law shall enter into force on 1. April 2007. 3)


Law No 552 of 17. June 2008 shall include the following entry into force :

§ 3

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. September, 2009. 4)

Paragraph 2. The time of entry into force of § 1, nr. The Minister for Science, Technology and Development will be determined by the Minister for Science, Technology and Development. 5)

Paragraph 3. § 1, no. Twenty-seven and eight, enter into force on 1. January, 2009. 6)

Paragraph 4. (Udelades).

The Ministry of Science, Technologies and Development, the 11th. December 2008 Helge Sander / Jesper Schaumburg-Müller
Official notes

1) The wording of the heading to section 26 and section 26 (research training) shall enter into force on 1. January, 2009, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. Three, in the law. 552 of 17. June 2008. Until then, reference is made to the wording of the statutory order no. 658 of 19. June 2007.

2) The law relates to section 7 (4). Paragraph 1, section 10, paragraph 10. 2, section 11, paragraph 1. 4, section 14 (4). One, section 16, section 17, paragraph 17. One and four, section 21, paragraph. 4 and 5, section 22 (4). ONE, ONE. pkt., section 24, section 28 (3). 1-4, section 30 a and section 36, paragraph 1. TWO, ONE. Act.

3) The law applies to Article 8 (3). TWO, TWO. Act.

4) Paragraph of the entry into force. Paragraph 1 (1) is related to section 1 6 and 7, section 3. SIX, TWO. pkt., section 8 (4). 4, section 10, section. ONE, TWO. pkt., section 11, paragraph 1. FOUR, TWO. pkt., section 12, paragraph 1. TWO, TWO. pkt., section 14 (4). 3, section 15 (3). 1, no. 6, section 15, section. 2, section 16, section 17, paragraph 1. 4, section 18 (2). TWO, ONE. pkt., section 18 (2). 5, section 21, paragraph. 3-7, section 22, paragraph 22. ONE, TWO. pkt., section 22, paragraph. TWO, TWO. pkt., section 23, paragraph. 1, no. 6, section 23, paragraph. 2, section 24, section 25 (4). Paragraph 25, paragraph 25. TWO, ONE. and 3. pkt., section 25, paragraph 4, the title of section 27, section 27, section 28 (3). 3, section 29, section 32, paragraph. FOUR, ONE. pkt., section 36, paragraph. TWO, ONE. and 3. pkt., section 40 and § 40 a.

5) Paragraph of the entry into force. 2 is related to section 2, nr. 3, and section 31 (3). 1-3, that came into force on 1. December 2008, cf. Notice no. 1130 of 24. November, 2008.

6) Paragraph of the entry into force. 3 relates to the heading to section 26 and section 26.