Chapter 1 Definition and so on

Chapter 2 Citizens ' access to free-care housing

Chapter 3 Certification of the free-care housing supplier and the duties of the free-care housing supplier

Chapter 4 Establishment of the housing of free-care homes, etc.

Chapter 5 Criteria for allocation of quota

Chapter 6 Afrewing and so on.

Chapter 7 Tenant and so on.

Chapter 8 Udamortisation and so on

Chapter 9 Prohibitions and Disposal, etc., of free-care housing

Chapter 10 Supervision of the establishment, operation and the economy, as well as accounts and audits and so on.

Chapter 11 Withdrawal and loss of certification, aid commitments and approval

Chapter 12 Entry into force

Publication of the Act of Refreshing Houses

In this way, the free-care housing is announced, cf. law no. 90 of 31. January 2007, with the changes resulting from paragraph 2 of Law No 547 of 6. June 2007, section 2 of law no. 194 of 26. March 2008, section 2 of Law No 219 of 5. April 2008 and section 3 of law No 490 of 12. June 2009.

Chapter 1

Definition and so on

§ 1. In the housing of a free-assisted housing, an accommodation accommodation is outside the local municipal housing provision, where there is a service for persons with a need for comprehensive services and care for the social service.

§ 2. A free-assisted residence can only be owned and operated by the same certified free-care housing supplier.

Paragraph 2. Free-housing housing can only include housing with usual common facilities for the use of the tenants and service areas.

Chapter 2

Citizens ' access to free-care housing

§ 3. A person who has been visited to a nursing home or similar housing has the right to choose to enter the contract with a free-assisted housing supplier.

Paragraph 2. The right to free choice of contract with a free-care housing provider is independent of whether the residency residence is in the residence authority or in another municipality.

Paragraph 3. However, the court is subject to the certification of the free-care housing supplier to provide all the offers made by the residence authority that the person should be offered.

§ 4. The local authority shall take a decision on the condition in section 3 (1). 3. Indebtor the municipality of the municipal management board decision that the person cannot choose the person who wants to live, the decision may be made for the social name under which the residence municipality is to be included.

Chapter 3

Certification of the free-care housing supplier and the duties of the free-care housing supplier

§ 5. Service Management certifies free-care housing suppliers.

Paragraph 2. This certificate must include the provision of personal and practical assistance after sections 83 and 87 of the social services law.

Paragraph 3. This certificate may include the following offerings for social service : Social services, cf. § 85, retraining, etc., cf. Section 86, accompanying, cf. section 97, special contacts for people who are deaf-blind, cf. ~ 98, and the processing offer, cf. § 102.

Paragraph 4. The Service Management Board may provide for the free-care housing vendor to comply with the terms and conditions for the certification and state conditions for which the free-care housing supplier must comply.

§ 6. Certifications may be communicated to natural and legal persons.

§ 7. The applicant for certification shall make it possible for the person concerned to be able to practise free-care housing, in a reasonable manner and in accordance with the requirements for the housing activities of the free-care establishment.

Paragraph 2. The Service Management Board may establish conditions for the certification, including requirements for the personnel profile of the staff, requirements for the economic solidity of the free-care housing supplier and the requirements for system-related control systems.

§ 8. The free-room supplier must supply the offers made by the local authorities, as they have decided, cf. the law of social services, and shall provide for the purpose of the assistance which the Council has decided on.

Paragraph 2. The housing supplier must inform the municipality board about matters that affect the municipality's authority tasks vis-vis the residents.

Paragraph 3. If new members are entered in a Board of Directors or of a Board of Direction of the Certification, the company, etc., within 7 days, shall report this to the Service Management Board.

§ 9. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall lay down rules on the certification of the certification of free-care housing suppliers, including the procedure for application for and communication of certification.

Chapter 4

Establishment of the housing of free-care homes, etc.

Aid Statements (Quota A)

§ 10. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may, by application, grant a commitment to benefits granted to the Certified National Certification Housing Provisions and to the establishment of housing at the sweeping conversion of existing properties not included in public aid.

Paragraph 2. Statements of aid granted under paragraph 1 shall be granted. 1 may be granted within an annual appropriation quota of 225 dwellings.

Paragraph 3. Section 141 of the Law on Public Houses and so on shall apply to service areas for the free-care homes established in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 4. Nursing housing with usual common facilities for the use of the tenants established in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, shall constitute one or more independent properties. The same applies to the associated service areas.

Approval (quota B)

§ 11. The Minister for Domestic Affairs and Social Affairs may, by application, approve the establishment of a certified free-care housing facility in the area of new construction and rebuilding without state aid.

Paragraph 2. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may, by application, approve that a certified free-care housing supplier is converting existing properties that residents of a nursing housing need, to the housing housing, if the property is owned and driven by private individuals. Approval of transformation may be granted to :

Paragraph 3. It's a condition of approval, that

Paragraph 4. Approval shall be granted under paragraph 1. 1 and 2 within an annual quota of 275 housing. To that extent, the quota shall be in accordance with section 10 (3) 2, not utilized, it is transferred to quota B for the same year.

Paragraph 5. The annual quota referred to in paragraph 1. 4, raise to 550 housing in 2008.

Funding, residential and recompense, etc.

§ 12. The approved acquisition sum for dwellings established under quota A shall be financed by a capital deposit granted by the free-care housing supplier corresponding to the one in section 118 (1). 1, in the Law on Public Houses and so on mentioned municipal basic capital, a loan corresponding to that in section 118 (1). 1, in the case of general housing and so on and 2%. Residents. However, the sum of the purchase of the deposits in 2008 shall be financed by a capital deposit corresponding to the municipal and regional basic capital referred to in section 118 a of the law on public housing, etc., a loan corresponding to the one mentioned in section 118 a, and 2 ; Pct. Residents.

Paragraph 2. The payment of the free-housing contractor on the loan referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be calculated for the first time 3 months after the loan recording as an amount equivalent to 2.8%. on the basis of the approved Acquisition Sum of the construction site. The amount shall be governed by the rules in section 129 (1). 1, in the law of universal housing and so on.

Paragraph 3. The loans referred to in paragraph 1. 1, must be based on real-credit bonds, in particular covered bonds or in particular covered real-credit bonds.

Paragraph 4. In addition to payment in accordance with paragraph 1 2 the free-care housing supplier shall regularly contribute to the loan.

§ 13. Benefit support in accordance with section 10 (4). Paragraph 1 shall be calculated in relation to the amount of the acquisition sum approved by the municipality Management Board after the end of the construction, and shall constitute an amount equivalent to the difference between the total benefits of the loan and the free-care housing supplier's payment after paragraph 12 (2). Two and four.

Paragraph 2. State aid may not be granted to that part of the amount of the purchase price exceeding the maximum rate of purchase for the general housing, cf. § 115, paragraph 1. 9, in the law on general housing, etc.

§ 14. In the case of free-assisted housing, established by new construction and rebuilding after paragraph 11 (1). 1, the residential memory shall be determined as 2%. the proportion of the purchase of the purchase of the purchase of the acquisition, but not more than 2%. the proportion of the maximum amount of the acquisition sum in section 115 (3). 9, in the law on general housing, etc.

Paragraph 2. In the case of free-care homes, established by the conversion of homes in accordance with section 11 (3). 2% of the flat-rate population shall be determined as to which no state benefit is granted. of the property value at the latest evaluation at the time of the conversion, but not more than 2%. of the proportion of the maximum acquisition sum for the general housing, cf. § 115, paragraph 1. 9, in the law on general housing, etc.

Paragraph 3. In the case of free-care homes, established by the conversion of homes in accordance with section 11 (3). 2% of the flat-rate population shall be determined as to which State benefits support is granted. of the amount of the purchase of the purchase of the purchase price.

§ 15. For the housing of free-care housing, established by section 11 (1). 2, may the free-care housing supplier shall not charge the residential memory of persons who lived in the property at the time of the conversion.

Paragraph 2. For tenants that have already paid residential memoirs prior to conversion or rebuilding to housing housing, the free-care housing supplier shall repay the proportion of the residential memory which exceeds the residential memory referred to in section 14 (1). 3. For tenants that have already paid the deposit and pre-paid rent prior to conversion or rebuilding to housing, the free-care housing supplier shall pay only deposits and pre-paid rent, to the extent that the amounts exceed that in section 14, paragraph Two, mentioned residential memoirs. However, if the mortgage payment has been granted by the mortgage on individual housing payments to payment of the residential or deposits and prepaid rent, the difference shall be repaid to the lender.

§ 16. For persons who, at the time of the conversion, live in a housing that is converted into a free-assisted housing without State aid in accordance with the state aid. Section 11 (1). 2, and if net housing is to be increased by conversion, the municipality shall be compensated for compensation. Net housing expenditure shall mean the housing cost after deduction of individual housing aid. Compensation will continue throughout the course of the lease.

Paragraph 2. Compensation shall be calculated as the difference between the previous net per-month charge in the month immediately prior to the conversion and net housing expenditure immediately after conversion. The compensation shall be paid on a monthly basis as long as the person concerned occusides the accommodation in question.

Paragraph 3. The State shall reimburse the municipality's expenses to compensate by 75%. for pensioners, cf. Section 2 (2). 3, in the case of individual housing support, and for persons who have been granted early retirement or invalidity allowance, by law of the highest, middle, average and general early retirement, etc. For other persons, the reimbursement of the State constitutes a 50% refund. on expenditure.

§ 17. Act on individual housing support section 14 (4). 4 and 5, and section 23 (3). 2 and 3 shall apply to persons who lived in the property before the housing conversion to free-care housing, cf. Section 11 (1). 2.

§ 18. For Tenants that precedes the transformation, cf. Section 11 (1). Paragraph 2 was covered by Section 54 (2). 4, in the Law on Public Houses, etc., and Section 17 (3). 3, in the housing of the elderly and persons with disabilities concerning the municipality's warranty of the tenant ' s contractual obligations to the property owner to relocate the residence of the relocation, the guarantee shall continue after the lease has been converted into : Nursing residence.

§ 19. The local authorities may provide an amount of money to cover the inhabitable memory which a tenant in a rental property is rebuilt to a free-care residence shall pay when the person in question resides the rebuilt dwelling.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities must provide an amount of money to cover the residential reminders that residents of homes and sheltered homes must pay when their homes are decommissioned and rebuilt for the housing of free-housing and residents in the relevant free-housing housing. The same shall apply to residential reminders, when residents are searched from a nursing home or sheltered housing for general housing and instead, they choose a residency residence.

Paragraph 3. The municipality Board shall provide an amount of coverage of the residential reminders living in nursing homes, protected homes and settlers under § 108, in the Law on social services, when their homes are being decommissioning and rebuilt for the housing and residents of the living population ; be rehoused in the relevant free-housing housing. The same shall apply to inhabitable reminders when the habidders are searched from a boiling of serviceled's § 108 to general housing and instead, instead, they choose a residency residence.

Paragraph 4. The people in paragraph 3. 1-3 that amount shall be paid to the landlord. At the end of the lease, the landlord shall repay the amount of the municipality by deducting the tenancy ' s liability to the tenant ' s obligations to the landlord. The State shall reimbursements to the municipality's payments under paragraph 1. 1 and 2 by two thirds. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may lay down detailed rules on the state reimbursement, including rules on the application of State refunds, accounting and auditing for the amounts referred to in paragraph 1. 1-3.

Government Warranty Obligations

20. State guarantee for loans in accordance with section 12 (2). 1 may be granted for the part of the loan which, at the time of the date of the loan, has a pan-security addition to 60%. of the property value. This guarantee shall include such large part of the balance of the loan and, where appropriate, overdue Terminal Services, as the original amount of guarantee made out of the main chair. The amount of the residual debt which is not covered by the guarantee has pasted prior to the guaranteed part of the balance of the debt.

§ 21. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of the general care housing received by public aid after paragraph 115 (3). 2, or earlier sections 143 a or 143 c in the Act of Public Houses, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. In August 2006, and which belongs to a self-contained general housing institution, the state shall inherit the State of the unaltered conditions of the location of the location of the location of section 127 of the general housing law and so on.

Paragraph 2. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of the general care housing received by public aid after the former sections 143 b or 143 on the law of public housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. In August 2006, the governmental guarantee obligation shall be maintained in accordance with the former section 143 f, in the case of general housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. August 2006, in unaltered conditions.

§ 22. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of senior homes, who have received assurances about public aid following the law of housing for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the time period from 1. July 1987 to the 31. In December 1996, and which belongs to a self-contained institution, the state shall inherit the State of the unaltered conditions of the location of the location of the location after Section 6, cf. Section 10, in the law on housing for the elderly and persons with disabilities.

Paragraph 2. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of elder housing with associated service area that has received consent for public support following the law of housing for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the time period from 1. 1 January 1996 to 31. In December 1996, and which belongs to a self-contained institution, the state shall inherit the State of the unaltered conditions of the location of the location of the location after Section 6, cf. Section 10, in the law on housing for the elderly and persons with disabilities.

-23. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of dwellings and homes for old, sick and insufferable, who have received assurances for public aid in accordance with section 45 (3). 1, no. 4, or Section 49 (4). 1, in the law of housing and belonging to a self-sustaining institution, the State guarantee obligation shall be maintained in accordance with section 46 (3). One, in the law of residential housing, on unaltered conditions.

Paragraph 2. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of dwellings and homes for old, sick and insufferable, who have received assurances for public aid after Article 73 (3). 1, no. 4, or § 75 (3). 1, in the law of housing and belonging to a self-sustaining institution, the State guarantee obligation shall be maintained in accordance with section 74 (4). One, in the law of residential housing, on unaltered conditions.

Paragraph 3. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of dwellings of elderly, ill and infirm housing (easy household accommodation), which received assurances for public aid after Article 81 (2) ; 1, in the law of housing and belonging to a self-contained institution, the state shall inherit the State on the unaltered conditions of the location of the location of the location of section 85 of the residential housing law.

§ 24. In the conversion to sanctuation housing in section 11, paragraph 1. 2, of collective bol communities in accordance with Chapter 12 (a) for housing projects which, in the time of the 1, are in the space of the time. January 1994 to the 31 st. In December 1996, public aid has been received in accordance with section 86 (a) (a). 1, in the law of housing and belonging to a self-sustaining institution, the governmental guarantee obligation shall be maintained in accordance with section 86 (d) in the rule of housing in unaltered conditions.

§ 24 a. If the State has provided additional guarantees of section 127 a in the law of public housing, etc., the guarantee shall be maintained on unchanged terms in the conversion to sanctuation housing in accordance with section 11 (2). 2, no. 3-5.

Paragraph 2. The State provides additional guarantees for loans in free-assisted housing, which has been converted in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, no. 3-5 to which a warranty is provided under section 21-24, and which is transferred to loans based on specially covered debt securities or in particular covered mortgage bonds. The additional guarantee shall cover the amount of the remaining debt which has a pan-security addition to 60%. the value of the property at the time of the date of the loan or the admission and is not covered by the second public guarantee. The amount of the residual debt which is not covered by a guarantee has been pawdered prior to the guaranteed part of the debt.

Requirements for the quality and furtive of the free-care housing

§ 25. Nursing housing established by new construction or rebuilding must meet the requirements of equipment and design applicable to general-housing, cf. section 110 of the general quarters and so on.

Paragraph 2. Nursing housing established by conversion must be suitable for the housing of free-care homes. Nursing houses must be defensible, and fire, working conditions and veterinary requirements and similar conditions must be complied with.

Paragraph 3. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may lay down rules on the requirements to the quality and direction of the construction, including those of free-care homes, established by conversion, cf. Section 11 (1). 2.

Application for performance aid or approval, etc.

SECTION 26. In the case of granting of benefits and subsidies, the home and social minister of the free-care housing supplier shall make a fee of 2 per-per-year fee, prior to authorised purchase fees, excluding fees to cover the state ; administrative costs.

Paragraph 2. The local authority of the local authority of the location shall be able to require recipients of aid to pay a maximum of the amount corresponding to the actual costs incurred by the municipality in the case of the aid.

§ 27. The Minister for Domestic and Social Affairs may lay down rules, inter alia, on :

Chapter 5

Criteria for allocation of quota

§ 28. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister ' s and Social Affairs shall communicate conditional shares in quota A to the applicants who offer to provide personal and practical assistance after sections 83 and 87 of the social service at the lowest price, and where the number of housing can be spatial before for the appropriation quota.

Paragraph 2. If several applicants are to be reallocated under paragraph 1. 1 offering to provide personal and practical assistance after sections 83 and 87 of the Social Service for the same price are notified to the applicant whose dwellings are located in the municipality where it is established or pledged to establish of the lowest number of reage housing per year ; Inbuilding.

Paragraph 3. If several applicants are to be reallocated under paragraph 1. 2 shall be granted conditional consent after drawing.

§ 29. A conditional commitment announced in section 28 will be definitively when the applicant

Paragraph 2. An agreement on the purchase of the property or property in which the free-care homes should be established must only be conditional on the applicant ' s share in the appropriation quota and the payment of the meat.

Paragraph 3. If the information provided in paragraph 1 1, no. 1-3, and proof of compliance with paragraph 1. 2 is not available within 6 weeks, the defendant shall be suspended.

-$30. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall make a commitment to a share in quota B to the applicants who offer to provide personal and practical assistance after sections 83 and 87 of the social service to the lowest price and where the number of housing can be spatial within appropriation quota.

Paragraph 2. If several applicants are to be reallocated under paragraph 1. 1 offering to provide personal and practical assistance after sections 83 and 87 of the Social Service for the same price shall be pledged to the applicant whose housing is situated in the municipality where it is established or has been pledged to establish it the lowest number of reage housing per year ; Inbuilding.

Paragraph 3. If several applicants are to be reallocated under paragraph 1. 2 shall be granted an assent for drawing.

§ 31. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall lay down rules on the calculation of the lowest price and the procedure for making a statement, including rules on weighting of the prices offered in relation to a national tariff system for one nationwide care-related modus system.

Chapter 6

Afrewing and so on.

§ 32. For the settlement between the municipality and the free-assisted housing supplier, the home and social minister shall develop a national care-need-related modus system for converting the decision on service and care of the municipality Management Board.

Paragraph 2. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall lay down in an executive order rules on the national care-needs-related module system, including a national tariff system for settlement between the municipalities and the free-care housing suppliers, on conversion of : decisions of the municipal management board and of the resettlement periods, etc.

Paragraph 3. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall lay down rules on charges for the payment of the free-care housing fee for quotation under Chapter 16 of the Social Services Act.

Testing for the oversight of free-care housing

§ 33. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister shall lay down rules relating to the payment of the former residency municipality for the supervision of service, cf. Section 151 a and § 151 b in the Social Services Act, to the municipality where the free-care housing is located.

Chapter 7

Tenant and so on.

The rental agreement, payment of rent and deposits, installation right, provisions and maintenance

§ 34. The relationship between the free-care housing supplier (landlord) and the tenant on the residence are regulated by the law on rent, except for Chapter I, section 4 (4). 4-7, chapter IV, section 33, paragraph. 4, section 34, section 37, paragraph. 4, section 46 c (1), 2, section 46 j, paragraph. 3, Chapters VIII and VIII A, § § 58-61, § 62 A, Chapter X A, § 66 (3). Paragraph 1 (a, sections 69-74 a, § 98 (4)) 1 and 2, Chapter XVI, section 106 and Chapter XIX.

Paragraph 2. The provisions of this Chapter shall not be permitted to be derogated from to the detriment of the tenant.

Paragraph 3. Tenants ' rights under this law shall be valid for any non-matter.

$35. Free-housing housing can only be rented to persons who are searched to a nursing home or similar housing of the municipality.

Paragraph 2. Regardless of the lease section 6, the tenant commits the tenant to receive the offer of the free-care housing supplier, in accordance with the law of social services, including paying for services covered by Chapter 16 of the Social Services Act.

§ 36. In the contract of residence, the housing supplier shall be required to enter into a residential memory, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. One, section 14.

§ 37. The rent-free housing supplier may not demand the rent prepaid at the beginning of the tenancy. In the case of pre-paid rent, the amount shall be the amount immediately prior to the agreed payment terms to be paid in the free-care housing supplier.

§ 38. The rent for free-assisted housing cannot be paid for more than one month at a time.

§ 39. The tenant's right to installation after section 29 of the Law of Rent shall not apply if the housing supplier is satisfied that the installation will render the residence unfit for the pre-set use.

§ 40. In a special refereal account, the housing supplier must make appropriate reference to the renewal of technical installations, the main suspension, loss of tenacity and relocations.

Paragraph 2. For the loss of tenacity and relocations, no more than 2% shall be applied. of the overall operational costs of the property. Deposits due to the fact that actual expenditure exceeds the amount of the enclosed amount, may not be included in the rent.

§ 41. The rent-a-house supplier must hold the property and the tentatively attached. All gas, water, hot and cold of all devices for running and in the supply of light, gas, water, heat and cold must be kept in good and usable repair.

Paragraph 2. Renewal of wallpaper, paints, whites or other non-stop as a result of the deterioration of the toil and the ageing must be carried out so often as to the nature of the property and the tenancy of the tenancy.

Paragraph 3. The housing supplier must also provide for the maintenance and usual lighting of the property and the access roads to it rented, just like this must keep up sidewalks, farm and other common directions.

Paragraph 4. Tenders cannot in agreement be imposed in full or in part by taking over the maintenance obligations of the free-care housing supplier.

Tenant Size

§ 42. The rent shall be fixed annually on the basis of an operating budget for the coming year. The total rent of buildings shall be fixed at all times in such a way as to enable the free-assisted housing supplier to hold the necessary expenditure incurred by the operation of the housing, cf. however, section 40 (1). 2.

Paragraph 2. The necessary operating costs are comprised of taxes, charges, insurance, maintenance, administration, appropriate provisions for outside and interior maintenance, provisions in accordance with section 40 and Capital Expense, after ~ § 43-47.

Paragraph 3. Maintenance for maintenance will be placed on an account for the upright and interior maintenance respectively.

Paragraph 4. The rent of the tenants shall be fixed according to their interuse.

Paragraph 5. In the consumption of the free-care housing, the rent and distribution of these shall be fixed at the level of the individual tenants.

Paragraph 6. Changes in the rent can be achieved when changes in the interuse value are attributable to it.

§ 43. The capital expenditure for the free-care housing pledged in accordance with the quota A shall consist of the payment referred to in section 12 (2). 2, and the contribution referred to in section 12 (3). 4.

§ 44. The capital costs of excluding payments approved by settlements or rebuilding by quota B can be 2.8%. of the actual acquisition sum, but not more than 2,8%. by an amount equal to the maximum amount of purchase for the general housing, cf. § 115, paragraph 1. 9, in the law on general housing, etc.

§ 45. The capital expenditure for the settlements established by conversion of quota B and, at the time of the conversion, receives public aid for the payment of payments made to the financing of the purchase of the purchase of the purchase of the purchase of the purchase of the acquisition shall be the actual actuals ; benefits paid by the free-care housing supplier on the loans collected, including contributions. Capital Expense Exclusive Contribution of Other Construction approved by conversion of the quota B may amount to the highest amount of either the actual expenditure of the payments made or 2.8% for the actual costs of excluding the actual expenditure. of the property value of the free-care homes at the most recent evaluation at the time of transformation, cf. § 14. Capital expenses excluding contributions after 2. Act. cannot exceed 2,8%. the sum of the acquisition sum calculated as the maximum purchase price of public housing, cf. § 115, paragraph 1. 9, in the law on general housing, etc.

§ 46. Capital Expense Exclusive Contribution covered by § 44 and § 45, 2. rectangle, regulated in the same way as capital expenditure excluding contributions included in section 43.

Paragraph 2. The contribution that may be included in the capital expenditure according to section 44 and section 45, 2. and 3. rectangle shall be calculated on the basis of the sum of the sum of the settlement of the provisions of the said provisions. The contribution shall constitute an amount equal to the consecutive contribution of a loan of a size as set out in section 118 (3). One, in the law of universal housing, etc., at the time when the free-care homes are established. The contribution of the aid shall constitute a contribution to the aid granted in 2008, an amount corresponding to the ongoing contribution of a loan of a size given in section 118 a of the law on public housing, and so on the contribution of the aid may not exceed the amount equivalent to that ; consecutive contribution to a loan to finance 80%. of the actual purchase of the master ' s actual acquisition sum by section 44 respectively, section 45, 2. and 3. Act.

§ 47. Capital expenses in settlements covered by § 45, 1. pkt., may, after the lending of the loans, be included in operational expenditure in the same way as according to the rules applicable to the free-care housing provider prior to the conversion of the housing for the housing of free-care facilities.

Paragraph 2. In other settlements, approved in accordance with section 11 (2). One or two other than those referred to in paragraph 1. 1 may be provided for capital expenditure and with the 36. years after the grant of loans to finance the purchase of the purchase price or after the date on which such loans may be accepted, the operating expenses shall be included in the operating expenses after section 42, as of section 44, § 45, 2. pkt., and section 46 if the approval has been notified before 1. July, 2009. If the approval has been granted on 1. In July 2009 or later, capital expenditure may be excluded from it and with the 41. Years.

Rent Raise

§ 48. Deviations necessary to comply with the requirement in section 42 (4). 1, and lease increases that are a result of changes in the rental agreement, cf. § 42, paragraph. 6 can be performed on 3 months ' notice. If the rent price has happened at a short notice, the tenant shall not be obliged to pay the increase from the date on which a time-wise given notice would have taken effect.

Paragraph 2. Tensions resulting from increases in operating costs for the housing must be allocated in such a way as to maintain the breakdown of the overall rent of the individual dwellings, cf. § 42, paragraph. 4.

Paragraph 3. The rent-free housing supplier's expenditure on the provision of benefits under the Chapter VII of the Tenant and VII B, which, due to its negligence, cannot be levided after the aforementioned chapters cannot be retained in the lease.

Paragraph 4. If the housing supplier has improved it, this may require the lease to be increased by an amount corresponding to the increase in the value of the tenancy.

Paragraph 5. The lease increase must be allocated in such a way as to ensure that the distribution of the total rent of the individual dwellings is maintained, provided that workers are given the same relative increase in the usage value.

§ 49. The requirement to increase the rent shall be paid in writing to the individual tenant at the notice referred to in section 48 (1). 1 and include information on the calculation of the increase, the reason for the increase, the amount of the increment indicated in kr. per month and information on the tenant ' s access to object, cf. § 50, paragraph. 1.

Paragraph 2. In the name of the free-care provider, the contractor shall know that the letter of alert does not meet the requirements of paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 or 48, paragraph 1. 1, the free-care housing supplier shall inform all tenants in writing as soon as possible in writing. The orientations must at the same time contain the required information. If the increase has been given too short notice, the tenants must be reported about the impact thereof. You, in section 48, paragraph. 4, mentioned above may be heated to the entry into force of the entry into force of the entry into force.

$50. The tenant will not approve the call for a lease on paragraph 48 (3). 1, 2, 4 and 5, and § 49, the tenant shall submit a written objection within six weeks of the claim to be made to the tenant. In the property of residential representation, the resident representatives on all of your behalf may object to the demand for a lease, cf. 1. Act. In order to maintain the requirement for a lease, the free-home housing supplier must, within six weeks of the landlord's expiry, no later than six weeks after the landline deadline expired.

Paragraph 2. On the request of the tenant or occupanes of the tenants, the household of the tenancy shall be avenged unless the Board has taken a decision in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, determine whether the free-care housing supplier has required a higher lease of rent than allowed after paragraph 48 (3). In the light of a case brought by the resident representatives, the rent shall be used for the payment of the amount of the residents ' expenses incurred by the case.

§ 51. Costs as a result of changes in heat distribution in accordance with section 37 (3). 2 and 3, in the Law of Rent and Expenses as a result of a transfer to the payment for water after consumption meters in accordance with section 46 j (s). 1, in the Law of Tenancy, are considered to be improvements.

Paragraph 2. The calculation, distribution and alert of the rent shall be increased as a result of the tenses referred to in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned improvements will be found in section 48 (3). 4 and 5, and section 49 corresponding usage.

Paragraph 3. If in agreement with the tenant in accordance with Chapter VII A, the free-care housing vendor has established or improved the system's software supply or supply of access to electronic communications services, the free-care housing provider may be entitled to : require that the tenant reimburse the free-care housing provider for the establishment and improvement expenses which have been reasonably held. The free-housing contractor cannot calculate the lease increase after paragraph 48 (s). 4, for the establishment and improvement of the common antenna.

Termination of the lease and the tenant ' s relocation

§ 52. The tenant shall die without leaving a spouse or any other to whom the tenant has shared a household, as stated in section 75 (3). 2, in the law of rentals, the notice may occur with 1 month ' s notice.

§ 53. Termination in accordance with section 83 (2). 2, in the Law of Tenancy, only when the free-assisted housing supplier shall at the same time show the tenant a different and suitable accommodation.

§ 54. The free-housing contractor may raise the contract after section 93 of the Law of Rent or Rental Agreement after section 83 of the lease, if the tenant does not receive the assistance that the local authority has decided that the person concerned should be offered by : the free-care housing supplier.

Paragraph 2. Termination or termination in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 cannot be done until the supplier housing supplier has notified the location of the location of the location.

Paragraph 3. Repeal of a rental relationship after paragraph 93 (3). 1, in the Law of Tenancy, only when the tenant appears at the same time a different and appropriate residence.

§ 55. Tenant may raise the lease lease on section 12 if the free-care housing certification certification has been recalled due to non-compliance delivery of service and care.

§ 56. The rent must have been moved by at no later than : 12:00 on the deflect day.

§ 57. It is not possible for relocation to be provided in a better condition than the one in which it was adopted.

Paragraph 2. The tenant shall have all expenses incurred as a result of non-compliance resulting from incorrect use or improveable behaviour of the tenant, members of his household or other members of the tenant who have been granted access to The residence.

Paragraph 3. The free-housing contractor may not make any claims pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 in force when more than 2 weeks of the flight day have been elass;. However, this does not apply where the absence cannot be recognized by the use of the usual vigilance or the tenant has acted fraudulent. In the case of the free-care housing supplier, together with the tenant in connection with a relocation, the free-care housing supplier must inform the tenant of access to allow residential representatives to notify the tenant ' s representation of the housing estates. participate in the review. At the request of the tenant, the housing supplier must, by a reasonable time, call in the resident representatives to participate in the review. Developing on the basis of a faction report, the representatives of the residential representatives shall be given a copy thereof.

Treatment of disputes

§ 58. In accordance with Chapter VI of the provisional regulation of housing conditions, the household apartments shall take a decision in the following litigation :

$59. Disputes relating to the tenancy covered by this law may, if the issue is not possible for the housing apartments or in the Municipality of the Copenhagen Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the Board of the body shall be brought before the court. Court is referred to as the housing court.

Paragraph 2. The court will be joined by 2 laying judges, if one of the parties in the trial is requesting that the laying judges are to be involved.

Conversion of existing housing housing for free-assisted housing

§ 60. Tenants covered by the law of renting or renting the rent of public housing living in a property to be converted into the housing of free-care homes must be recated prior to conversion. The rent-free housing supplier shall renown the abotage of the aboards which are compatible with this law ; the owners cannot as a result of the absence of or inadequate maintenance of the residence after the termination prior to conversion ; be required to carry out or hold the expenditure on the execution of the conditions of non-suspension in the tenant rented to the tenants under normal conditions of the settlement of the tenancy condition under general or individual conditions.

Paragraph 2. Residences staying in dwellings as referred to in section 11 (4). 2, no. 1 and 2 that are rebuilt or converted into free-care housing in accordance with section 10 or 11, may not be imposed on the establishment of the free-care homes or the expenses incurred for the execution of the occupiers in residential accommodation, as the inhabitants of the inhabitants of the inhabitants of the inhabitants, under normal circumstances in the case of relocation of buildings, it could be imposed. The housing supplier must draw up a report on the condition of individual free-care housing in the establishment of the free-care housing.

Paragraph 3. In the context of the settlement of the original tenancy, the free-care housing supplier shall ensure that compensation is paid to tenants who have made improvements either after paragraph 62 a in the law of rent or after paragraph 39 in the law of public housing ; etc. In connection with rendition of the housing on a lease that is compatible with this law, the free-care housing supplier may calculate an improvement increase, cf. § 48, paragraph. 4, for the part of the workers who the free-care housing supplier has paid compensation for after § 62 a, in the law of renting or Section 39, in the Act of Public Houses, etc.

§ 61. In the case of rental service covered by the binding obligation in Chapter X A, for improvements in the Investment Fund of the Grundei, or subject to Chapter III on Maintenance and Direction of the Act of Acquisitive Regulation of Housing conditions shall end the binding obligation on the conversion to sanctuant dwellings, and the bound resources shall be released. An amount bound by the rules of the law relating to the rent of the recaldedancy of the Grundejernes Fund, shall be added and used for the renewal of technical installations and used for the renewal of technical installations and Main-based business, cf. § 40, paragraph. 1. An amount bound by the rules under the provisional regulation of housing conditions, which are released from the Grundejernes Investment Fund by the Grundejernes Investment Fund, to be used by the free-care housing supplier and used for : maintenance, cf. § 41, paragraph. 1.

Accution of Space

§ 62. The land calculation rules laid down by the Home and Social Affairs Ministers pursuant to § 115 a to the Law of Tenancy shall be equivalent to the housing of free-care homes.

Chapter 8

Udamortisation and so on

§ 63. Is pledges in accordance with section 10 (2) 1, notified before 1. In July 2009, the free-care housing supplier will pay for and with the 35. Year after the admission of loans after paragraph 12 (2), 1, the cash that will be made in connection with the payment of the tenant ' s payment in excess of payments to the Land Fund. Commitas notified on 1. In July 2009, or later, the free-care housing supplier shall pay for and with the 40. Year after the admission of loans after paragraph 12 (2), 1, as mentioned in 1. Act. to the State.

Paragraph 2. Is pledges in accordance with section 10 (2) 1, notified before 1. In July 2009, the free-care housing supplier is paid from and with the 36th. Year after the admission of loans after paragraph 12 (2), 1, 2/3 of the cash liquids resulting from the tenant ' s payment to the LandsBuilding Fund. Commitas notified on 1. In July 2009, or later, the free-care housing supplier shall be paid from and with the 41. Year after the admission of loans after paragraph 12 (2), 1, as mentioned in 1. Act. to the Rural Development Fund, 1/3 of the liquidation funds shall be devoted to a special referrance account and shall be used to address the loss of free housing housing development.

§ 64. In the case of general nursing homes, which have received a commitment to public aid after the 31. In December 1998, self-owned institutions, including general care homes, established in accordance with the former Chapter 9 of the law on general housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. This is August 2006, which has been converted into a free-assisted living facility in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, no. Paragraph 30 (3) shall apply. Paragraph 1, section 80 (c), 1 and 2, in the law of universal housing and so on. You, section 30 (a), 1, in the law of public housing, and so on referred to in the aforementioned liquid funds, shall be devoted to a special refereto account.

Paragraph 2. In the case of general nursing homes, which have received consent for public aid before 1. of January 1999, which belongs to the self-contained institutions, and which have been converted into the housing of free-care homes in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, no. Paragraph 30 (3) shall apply. 2, and section 80 on general housing and other applications. You, section 30 (a), 2, in the law of public housing and so forth, etc. referred to in a special referment account.

Paragraph 3. In the case of senior housing, including senior living quarters, with associated service areas that have received consent for public aid, by law on housing for the elderly and persons with disabilities in the time of the 1. July 1987 to the 31. In December 1996, which is a self-contained institution, which has been converted into the housing of free-care homes in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, no. 4, find section 30 (a) (a) 3, in the law of universal housing and so on. You, section 30 (a), 3, in the law of public housing, and so on referred to in the aforementioned liquid funds, shall be devoted to a special refereto account.

Paragraph 4. For homes and homes for old, sick and insufferable, who have received assurances for public aid in accordance with section 45 (4). 1, no. 4, or Section 49 (4). 1, in the law of housing, section 73 (3). 4, or § 75 (3). 1, in the law of housing and for housing for elderly, sick and insufferable homes, which have received assurances for public aid after Article 81 (2). One, in the law of housing, which belongs to the self-contained institutions, which have been converted into a free-care facility in accordance with the section 11 (1) of this Act. 2, no. 5, section 10 of the notice of operation and supervision of homes and homes for old, sick and inscrutable, and facilitate collection-of-stock accommodation.

Paragraph 5. For collective bol communities, in accordance with Chapter 12 (a) on the housing of housing that has received a commitment to public aid in the time of the 1. January 1994 to the 31 st. In December 1996, and which belongs to the self-contained institutions that have been converted into a free-assisted living facility pursuant to the section 11 (11) of this Act. 2, no. 6, the provisions of section 10 in the notice of operation and supervision of homes and homes for old, sick and weak and easy collection homes shall apply mutatis muted.

§ 65. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may lay down rules on the execution of extinction, including the equivalance of other similar dwellings, targeted persons with the need for care facilities other than those referred to in section 64.

Chapter 9

Prohibitions and Disposal, etc., of free-care housing

Prohibition

§ 66. The Minister of Inland and Social Affairs must be each 10. This year, the supply of free-care homes in tender.

Disposition by Supply

§ 67. If the winner of a tender is another free-housing housing supplier, the free-care homes must be disposed of to the new free-care housing supplier.

Paragraph 2. The Minister for Domestic Affairs and Social Affairs must approve the dispose of the sale of tenders.

§ 68. For free-assisted housing, in accordance with section 10 (4), 1, the Disposal shall be disposed of at a price equal to the indemth of the free-care housing supplier ' s deposits in accordance with section 12 (3). 1. The mortgages include loans only for construction or rebuilding, improvements and maintenance.

Paragraph 2. The price of paragraph 1. 1 may be deviated ;

Paragraph 3. An amount corresponding to the reduction in the depositions in the deposit in paragraph 1 shall be deduction. 1.

Paragraph 4. The case of benefits shall be granted in accordance with section 10 (4). 1 shall be transferred to the new free-assisted housing contractor from the take-over date.

Paragraph 5. The service areas must be disposed of to the approved purchase order sum by deduction of the service mortgage payments in accordance with section 141 (1). 1, in the law of universal housing and so on.

§ 69. In the case of free-assisted housing, established by new construction or rebuilding after section 11 (s). 1, as well as for free-assisted housing, established by conversion after section 11 (s). 2, and which have not been granted or have not been granted public aid, the dispose of the contract at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Paragraph 2. The price of paragraph 1. 1 may be departed where the expenditure shall be issued in accordance with Article 89 (3). 2 and 3, sections 90 and § 91 (3). 3, and if the claim is not arrived at the latest on the day of the take-over date.

§ 70. In the case of free-assisted housing, the establishment shall be established by section 11 (3). 2 to which aid has been granted or have been granted public aid, a dispose shall be disposed of at a price corresponding to the indebting of the confinement, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. pkt., in addition to the amount paid by the free-care housing supplier to the municipality or to other depositors at the time of transformation. If the deposits were initially provided for the purchase of the purchase price, then the deposit shall be added.

Paragraph 2. The price of paragraph 1. 1 may be departed where the expenditure shall be issued in accordance with Article 89 (3). 2 and 3, sections 90 and § 91 (3). 3, or if the claim is not arrived at the latest on the day of the takeover date. The amount corresponding to the reduction shall be deduced in the amount and the possible deposits referred to in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. Commitments for benefits aids or similar support shall be transferred to the new assisted living housing supplier from the day of take-over date.

Paragraph 4. The service areas must be disposed of to the approved acquisition sum, with deduction of the service alloy allowance. If an approved acquisition sum is not available, the Disposal shall be disposable at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Voluntary Disposal for continued use as free-care housing

§ 71. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister must approve the Disposal of Housing Houses to another free-care housing supplier.

Paragraph 2. It is a condition of the approval that the new free-assisted housing supplier is at least certified to provide services and care to the same extent as the current free-care housing supplier, and that the price of the service and care remains the same.

Paragraph 3. § § 68-70 shall apply to voluntary disendication. In the event of ongoing support for the servicing areas, they shall dispose of these operations to the approved purchase order, and the grant of aid to the new free-assisted housing contractor from the takeover date.

Disposition for use other than free-assisted housing

§ 72. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister must approve the disposing of the use of free-care housing for the second use.

Paragraph 2. If the housing of the Disposal is to be used as a general care facility, cf. the law on public housing and so on, the service areas must be disposed of to the transferee or the municipality.

§ 73. In the event of a Disposal of free-care homes, in accordance with section 10 (4 1, with a view to the use of residential housing housing in general quarters, section 68 (4). 1, use.

Paragraph 2. The case of benefits shall be granted in accordance with section 10 (4). 1, transferred to the transferee from the take-over date, and the State guarantee after paragraph 20 is overtaken by the municipality from the same date.

Paragraph 3. Where the service areas are dispose for continued use as service reals, section 68 (3) shall be applied. 5, use.

Paragraph 4. Where the servicing areas are transferred to the second use, the Disposal shall be made at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment. The home-housing supplier shall pay the Disposal Fund the Disposal Fund after deduction of the difference between the approved purchase order and the service mortgage subsidy. A possible deficit is covered by the fund.

§ 74. In the event of a Disposal of free-care homes, in accordance with section 10 (4 1 for the purposes of the second application other than the application referred to in Article 73 (3). 1, Disposal shall occur at a price corresponding to the property value at the most recent assessment.

Paragraph 2. The rent-free housing supplier shall pay the tenants in return on the part of the residential recollections in accordance with section 12 (3). 1, which exceeds the amount corresponding to the maximum deposit and the maximum prepaid rent, which could have been charged in the course of the lease.

Paragraph 3. If the price of paragraph 1 1 exceeds the amount of the inbox, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. pkt., in addition to the amounts recovered in accordance with paragraph 1. 2, the free-care housing supplier shall pay the surplus to the Country Construction Fund after deduction of the deposit in § 12 (3). 1. A possible deficit will be covered by the fund.

Paragraph 4. The case of benefits shall be granted in accordance with section 10 (4). 1, and the warranty of the State after paragraph 20 lapses from the takeover date.

Paragraph 5. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 4.

Paragraph 6. § 73, paragraph 1. 4, apply.

§ 75. In the Disposal of Exemption Facility, established by new construction or rebuilding after section 11 (s). 1 and the free-assisted housing established by the conversion of section 11 (s). 2, no. 1 or 2, section 69 (3) shall be found. 1, use for the housing. If the servicing areas are also disposed of, section 69 (s) shall be found. Paragraph 1 shall also apply mutatis mums to the service areas.

SECTION 76. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 3, for a general housing organisation, a self-balanced public housing institution or a municipality for use as general housing, must be disposed of to an amount equal to the indebted payment, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. pkt., in addition to the amount paid by the free-care housing supplier to the municipality or to other depositors at the time of transformation. If the housing settlement is a former self-supporting public housing institution which received pledges for support under the former Chapter 9 a in the law of public housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. In addition, in August 2006, the award price shall be attributed to the deposits which the institution paid to the financing of the purchase price.

Paragraph 2. Where paragraph is transferred, 1 shall be committed to benefits granted to the transferee from the takeover date and the guarantee referred to in paragraph 21 (1). 1 shall be taken from the municipality at the same time.

Paragraph 3. If Disposal takes place to a public housing organization for conversion, the Disposal shall be made at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Paragraph 4. If the price of paragraph 1 3 exceeds the indebting of the indebting, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. PC, the Profit Housing Provider will pay the profit from the Country Construction Fund by deduction of the amount paid by the free-care housing supplier to the municipality or to other depositors at the time of transformation. If the free-care homes are a former self-supporting public housing institution which received pledges for support under the former Chapter 9 a in the law of public housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. In August 2006, the free-assisted housing supplier shall also be entitled to deduct the deposits which the institution paid to the financing of the purchase price. A possible deficit is covered by the fund.

Paragraph 5. Where paragraph is transferred, 3 shall be removed from the case of benefits aid and the governmental guarantee obligations pursuant to section 21 (1). 1 or 2, and section 24 a from the takeover date.

Paragraph 6. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 5.

Paragraph 7. Where the servicing areas are dispose for continued use as service reals, the Disposal shall be disposed of to the approved purchase order sum, with deduction of the service-based subsidy. In the case of continuous support for the service areas, the transfer of the areas shall be transferred to the approved purchase order, and the attribution of assistance to the transferee shall be transferred to the transferee from the takeover date.

Paragraph 8. Where the servicing areas are transferred to the second use, the Disposal shall be made at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment. The free-rate housing supplier shall pay the amount to the Country Construction Fund by deduction of an amount equal to the authorised purchase price deduction from the service-funded amount of the service. A possible deficit is covered by the fund. If there is ongoing support for the service reales, 1. Act. use. The home-housing supplier shall pay the Disposal Fund the Disposal Fund by deduction of an amount equal to the authorized purchase price. A possible deficit is covered by the fund. The case of aid shall be lapsed from the day of the takeover date.

§ 77. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 3, for municipalities for use other than in section 76 and to other than public housing and self-balanced public housing institutions must dispose at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Paragraph 2. If the price of paragraph 1 1 exceeds the amount of the inbox, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. PC, the Profit Housing Provider will pay the proceeds to the Country Construction Fund by deduction of the amount repaid to the municipality or other depositors at the time of transformation. If the housing settlement is a former self-supporting public housing institution which received pledges for support under the former Chapter 9 a in the law of public housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. In August 2006, the free-assisted housing supplier shall also be entitled to deduct the deposits which the institution paid to the financing of the purchase price. A possible deficit is covered by the fund.

Paragraph 3. The case for benefits and state guarantee obligations in accordance with section 21 (1). 1 or 2, and section 24 a lapses from the takeover date.

Paragraph 4. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 3.

Paragraph 5. Section 76 (2). 8, apply.

§ 78. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 4, in the case of general housing organisations for the purpose of the use of residential housing housing in general housing, an award shall be made at a price corresponding to the indebted loading, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. pkt., in addition to the amount paid by the free-care housing supplier to the municipality or to other depositors at the time of transformation.

Paragraph 2. Commitments for benefits or similar support shall be transferred to the housing organisation from the date of take-over and the governmental guarantee obligation after Article 22 (3). 1 or 2, transferred to the municipality from the same time.

Paragraph 3. Where the servicing areas are dispose for continued use as service reals, the Disposal shall be disposed of to the authorised purchase price. Commitments of ongoing support for the establishment of the service reales are transferred to the transferee from the takeover date. If an approved acquisition sum is not available, the Disposal shall be disposable at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Paragraph 4. Where the servicing areas are transferred to the second use, the Disposal shall be made at a price corresponding to the property value of the latest assessment.

Paragraph 5. If an authorised acquisition sum is available, the free-care housing vendor shall pay the sum of the sale price after paragraph 1. 4 to the Country of Agriculture Fund, after deduction of an amount equal to the amount of the authorised purchase. A possible deficit is covered by the fund. Commitment of ongoing support for the establishment of the service areas is discontinued from the takeover date.

§ 79. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 4, for use other than those referred to in Article 78 (3). 1, Disposal shall occur at a price corresponding to the property value at the most recent assessment.

Paragraph 2. If the price of paragraph 1 1 exceeds the amount of the inbox, cf. § 68, paragraph. ONE, TWO. PC, the Profit Housing Provider will pay the profit from the Country Construction Fund by deduction of the amount paid by the free-care housing supplier to the municipality or to other depositors at the time of transformation. A possible deficit is covered by the fund.

Paragraph 3. Commitment for benefits or similar aid and state guarantee obligations pursuant to section 22 (3). 1 or 2, and section 24 a lapses from the takeover date.

Paragraph 4. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 3.

Paragraph 5. Section 78 (1). 4 and 5 shall apply.

$80. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 5, from easy collection of collective housing to general housing organisations for the purpose of the use of residential housing housing, in accordance with Article 78 (5), 1. If an initial financial contribution has been made to the financing of the purchase price, the deposit shall also be added.

Paragraph 2. Any current commitment to current aid shall be transferred to the housing organisation from the takeover date. The guarantee referred to in paragraph 23 (1). 3, transferred to the municipality from the same time.

Paragraph 3. If the servicing areas are disposed of, the Disposal shall be made at a price corresponding to the property value at the latest assessment.

§ 81. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 5, for use other than the general ageing dwellings, shall be disposed of in accordance with Article 79 (3). If an initial financial contribution has been made to the financing of the purchase price, then the housing supplier also has the right to dedushite the deposit.

Paragraph 2. Any undertaking to provide ongoing support and the governmental guarantee obligations in accordance with section 23 (3). 1, 2 or 3, and ~ 24 a lapses from the takeover date.

Paragraph 3. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 4. § 80, paragraph. 3, shall apply.

$82. In the event of a transfer of free-care housing, established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 6, from collective bocommunities, cf. Chapter 12 a in the law on housing, as in the period from 1. 1 January 1994 to 31. In December 1996, public aid was received in accordance with section 86 (a) (a). One, in the law of residential housing, cf. law no. 441 of 30. In June 1993, which belonged to a self-balanced institution, to the second use other than public-housing housing must be disposated in accordance with section 79 (3). The free-assisted housing supplier also has the right to dedushite the original paid deposits to the financing of the purchase price.

Paragraph 2. Any promise of ongoing support and the governmental guarantee obligations under sections 24 and 24 a lapses from the date of take-over date.

Paragraph 3. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with the loss of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 4. § 80, paragraph. 3, shall apply.

Provisions for maintenance and so on

§ 83. In the event of any Disposal Housing Disposal, the transferee shall take over the accounts of the accounts in section 40 (3). Paragraph 1, section 42, paragraph. 3, section 63, paragraph. 2, and section 64 (4). 1-3. The same applies to unspent provisions in the account in section 10 (1). 1, in the notice of the operation and supervision of homes and homes for old, sick and inscrutable and easy household accommodation.

Use of non-disposable use of other uses

§ 84. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister must approve the use of free-care housing for other purposes.

Paragraph 2. For free-assisted housing, in accordance with section 10 (4), 1, paragraph 74 shall apply.

Paragraph 3. In the case of free-assisted housing, established by new construction or rebuilding after section 11 (s). 1, or in the formation of section 11 (4), 2, no. 1 or 2, section 69 (3) shall be found. 1, use.

Paragraph 4. In the case of free-assisted housing, the establishment shall be established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 3, paragraph 77 shall apply.

Paragraph 5. In the case of free-assisted housing, the establishment shall be established by section 11 (3). 2, no. 4, paragraph 79 shall apply.

k. 6 In the case of free-assisted housing, established by the conversion of section 11 (4). 2, no. 5, find Section 81 application.

Paragraph 7. For free-assisted housing, established in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, no. 6, find Article 82 use if there is a free-care facility from collective housing, cf. Chapter 12 a in the law on housing, as in the period from 1. 1 January 1994 to 31. In December 1996, public aid was received in accordance with section 86 (a) (a). One, in the law of residential housing, cf. law no. 441 of 30. In June 1993, which belonged to a self-adder institution.

Paragraph 8. If there is a loan in the property, the credit institution may be eligible for the property covered by paragraph 1. 2 and 4-7 shall be discharged in the context of the internal and social minister ' s approval pursuant to paragraph 1. 1.

Provisions for maintenance and so on

§ 85. In the use of the free-care housing for the second use, the free-care housing supplier shall retain unused provisions on the accounts in section 40 (3). Paragraph 1, section 42, paragraph. 3, section 63, paragraph. 2, and section 64 (4). 1-3. The same applies to unspent provisions in the account in section 10 (1). 1, in the notice of the operation and supervision of homes and homes for old, sick and inscrutable and easy household accommodation.

Adjustment, Exemption and Authorization

§ 86. The following amounts are adjusted according to Statistics Denmark's total construction cost index for housing :

§ 87. If the price corresponding to the property value at the latest estimate exceeds the market price, the home and social minister may approve the alienable and consumption of other use at a lower price. However, this does not apply to the supply of supply.

§ 88. The National and Social Affairs Minister may lay down rules on invitations to tender and on the Disposal and Disposal Act, including the price of other dispatches, etc. other than those referred to in this chapter, the continuation of the diversity of free-care-housing accounts for Disposal and so on and in payment to the Rural Development Fund.

Chapter 10

Supervision of the establishment, operation and the economy, as well as accounts and audits and so on.

$89. The local authority shall supervise the housing of free-care homes in the municipality and shall ensure that housing is rented to and residents of the justified person group, cf. § 1.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall be able to provide the necessary arrangements to ensure the safe operation of the free-care homes in accordance with the rules laid down for them.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities will supervise the construction phase and ensure that housing and services are properly held in a safe manner. The Municipality Board may, if necessary, notify the free-care housing supplier to carry out maintenance work.

Paragraph 4. After the request, the housing supplier shall provide the National and Social Affairs, the Board of Directors, the Management Board, the Services Board and the Rural Development Fund all the necessary information for the lighting of the economic conditions of the free-care housing.

§ 90. The Service Management Board may put in place the free-care housing supplier to comply with the terms of aid commitments and approval. The Management Board shall set a time limit for the supply to be complied with.

Paragraph 2. The Service Management Board may inform you of the provisions in section 91 (3). 4, mentioned conditions. The Municipal Board shall draw up a recommendation for decisions taken by the Services Board after this provision.

§ 91. In the case of housing, the housing supplier shall prepare an annual financial year to provide a accurate picture of assets and liabilities, as well as the results of the operation. The balance sheet shall not include the service area. Overshoot must be used to cover underfunding or deficits from previous years. An operating deficit in the budget must be prefixed over a maximum of three years.

Paragraph 2. The accounts shall be audited by a state sautorised or registered auditor. The audit shall be carried out in accordance with good public audit practice.

Paragraph 3. The annual accounts shall be sent to the tenants within six months of the closing date of the financial year. If there is a resident presence in the free-care housing, the annual accounts will be sent. At the same time, the annual accounts shall be submitted to the municipality Board for a critical review and to the Rural Development Fund. If the accounts are not correct or if it shows that the operation is not justifiable, the municipality board may inform the order of the relationship to the appropriate state.

Paragraph 4. If the free-care housing provider does not comply with the local authority ' s palpip in accordance with paragraph 1. 3, or where the municipal management board finds irregularities of major importance for the operation of free-care housing, it shall immediately report to the Service Management Board.

§ 92. The National and Social Affairs Minister may lay down rules on the conditions laid down in this chapter.

Chapter 11

Withdrawal and loss of certification, aid commitments and approval

§ 93. Certification may be revoked by the Service Board, if the free-care housing supplier

Paragraph 2. The certificate may be revoked in part if the provider ' s non-compliance is not related to all benefits or free-care homes covered by the certification.

Paragraph 3. The Service Management Board may withdraw the aid undertakings granted in accordance with section 10 (4). 1, and approval granted in accordance with section 11 (3). 1 or 2 if the free-care housing supplier does not comply with the injunction, cf. § 89, paragraph. 2 and 3, sections 90 and § 91 (3). 3.

Paragraph 4. A decision to withdraw the certification shall include information on the Board of Appeal for the AnkeManagement Board, cf. section 96, and access to the application of the courts in accordance with the case of the judicial review. § 97.

Paragraph 5. The credit institution may terminate the loan in connection with withdrawal of aid pledges in accordance with paragraph 1. 3.

$94. Certification will lapses if there are bankruptcies in relation to the free-care housing supplier.

§ 95. Owens the free-care housing of a natural or legal person, where a single person is an sole owner or has a determining influence, the certification shall lapse at the same time as the person concerned comes under guardianship after the host ' s castles or door.

§ 96. The Management Board shall decide according to the rules laid down in this Chapter. The Management Decisions and Complains of the Case processing can be brought to the Board of Appeal, to the extent the decision relates to the relationship with the supplier as a Service Provider.

Paragraph 2. In the case of complaints of decisions taken by the Services Board, Chapter 9 and 10 of the Law on Legal Security and Administration in the Social Area, with the exception of sections § 57, 60-64, 72 and 73.

Paragraph 3. Complaining a decision on withdrawal of a certification shall take effect unless the Danish Administrative Board decides otherwise.

Paragraph 4. Decisions taken by the AnkeManagement Board to withdraw certification shall include information on the access to justice, cf. § 97.

Courts of law

§ 97. The free-housing supplier may, within 4 weeks of the date of the decision, require the decision to be submitted to the courts when the decision relates ;

-98. The Service Board or the Board of Appeal shall be subject to proceedings, cf. Section 97, against the free-care housing supplier in the forms of civil and civil rights.

Paragraph 2. A request for a lawsuit has an effect on a legal system. However, the court may decide that the free-care housing supplier shall not, at the time of the proceedings, exercise the company in which the certification relates. If the sentence is legally revoked, the right which has ruled the sentence or the right to which the case has been referred may be determined that the free-care housing supplier must not carry out the business in which the certification is concerned.

§ 99. The Domestic and Social Affairs Minister may lay down rules for the withdrawal of certification, aid and approval and approval of the Committee on Economic and Social Affairs.

Chapter 12

Entry into force

§ 100. The law shall enter into force on 1. February 2007.

Paragraph 2. Statements of aid notified under the former section 143 a-143 d, cf. the former section 143 g of the law of public housing, etc., cf. Law Order no. 857 of 8. August 2006, and after paragraph 10, cf. ~ 10 (1)) 2, in the present law may be granted within a total appropriation quota of 225 dwellings.

§ § 101-109. (subtly).

§ 110. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

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§ 3

The law shall enter into force on 1. July, 2007.

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§ 5

The law shall enter into force on the day following the announcement in the law. § 1, no. 13, and section 2, no. 2 and 3 have effect from 1. January 2008.

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§ 5

The law shall enter into force on the seventh. April 2008.

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§ 6

Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. January, 2010, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. (...) § 12, paragraph 1. 2, section 44 and 45, section 47 (4). 2, and section 63 of the free-care housing as amended, respectively, in section 3, no. 1-4, enter into force on 1 1. July, 2009.

Paragraph 3. In the case of consent to general housing, which shall be communicated to the period from 1. July 2009 to and with the 31. In December 2010, the loans referred to in Section 118 (2) shall be increased. ONE, ONE. pkt., and paragraph. TWO, ONE. pkt;, in the law of general quarters, etc. for 91 pct., at the same time as the Community base capital referred to in section 118 (2). 1, and the regional base capital referred to in section 118 (1). 2, in the same law, is reduced to 7%. 1. Act. it shall apply mutatis muters to care housing, which shall be notified in the period of 1. 1 January 2009 to and with the 30. June 2009.

Paragraph 4. (subtly).

Paragraph 5. For building with a commitment to support or approval in accordance with section 10 and section 11 (1). One and two, in the Act of Refreshing Houses, where the construction of the building is after the 30. In June 2007, the Internal Affairs and Social Affairs can agree to section 12, paragraph 12. 2, section 44 and 45, section 47 (4). 2, and section 63 of the free-care housing in the form of a change in section 3, no. The corresponding use shall apply with effect from 1 to 4. January, 2010, and forward. If the loan has been accepted before this date, the payment by the borrowers shall be calculated. 1. in January 2010, after paragraph 12 (2), 2, section 44 or section 45 as amended by this Act, section 3, no. One and two, from the time of the loan's admission. The application for approval shall be submitted to the Ministry of the Domestic and Social Affairs before 1. October 2009.

6-8. (subtly).