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Executive Order On Supplements, Etc. To Private Secondary Schools, Matriculation Courses And Courses For Higher Preparatory Examination (Pg-Grant Announcement)

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om tilskud m.v. til private gymnasieskoler, studenterkurser og kurser til højere forberedelseseksamen (PG-tilskudsbekendtgørelsen)

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 The procedure for creating a private high school school, a private student class or a private hf course
Chapter 2 General conditions for grants
Chapter 3 Deposit, grant instrument and tariff catalog
Chapter 4 Additional expenses for the training of difficult disabled pupils
Chapter 5 Decision of the year ever and other
Chapter 6 Account and deviation of the grant of a grant of a maximum average class quota of 28.0 students at each class step at the high school full-time training
Chapter 7 Different rules
Chapter 8 Entry into force and transitional provisions

Publication of grants etc. to private high school schools, student courses and courses for the preparation of the preparation (PG grant notice)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), 1, section 4 (4). 4, section 8 (4). 7, section 8 (a), 3, section 12, section 13 (3). 2, section 14 (4). 2, section 15, section 16 (4). 5, section 17, paragraph. 1, no. 4, and paragraph 1. 2, section 17 (a) (a), Paragraph 1, section 23, paragraph 23. ONE, SIX. pkt., and section 26 (s). 2, in the law on private high school schools, student courses and courses for higher preparation, (hf-courses), cf. Law Order no. 670 of 21. June 2010, as amended by law no. 1570 of 21. December 2010 and Law No 469 of 29. May 2012, section 10 g in the guidelines on training and occupation, as well as the duty of training, employment, etc., cf. Law Order no. 671 of 21. June 2010, section 12 (2). 6, in the law on public payments, etc., cf. Law Order no. 798 of 28. In June 2007, and after negotiating with the Finance Minister :

Chapter 1

The procedure for creating a private high school school, a private student class or a private hf course

§ 1. Notification of a private high school school, a private student class or a private hf course that wishes to be a State aid shall be carried out by submitting the following to the Ministry of Children and Education :

1) A notification scheme with information on the conditions indicated on the scheme.

2) Deposit of $30,000.

3) The approved status of the school or the course of the course for approval, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 1, and the announcement of the statutes of private high school schools, student courses and courses for the preparation of the preparation.

4) A schema containing information about the conditions indicated on the scheme. The scheme shall be signed by the drawing-entitled character of the statutes of the school or the courier.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall also apply to new departments in a combined institution.

Paragraph 3. The Schema referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 1 and 4 shall be drawn up by the Ministry of Children and Education. The Schema is found at the Children's Ministry of Children and the Notify Home page at www.uvm.dk.

§ 2. It is a prerequisite for the payment of grants that the notification material is the Ministry of Children and Education at the latest within the following days prior to the school year, for which the school / cures wish to grant subsidies.

1) 1 February : Recreation Schedule and Deposit, cf. Section 1 (1). 1, no. One and two.

2) April 1 : Graduing, cf. Section 1 (1). 1, no. 3.

3) June 1 : Scheme, cf. Section 1 (1). 1, no. 4.

Paragraph 2. Deposit is repaid for the first subsidy payment in the financial year. No interest is calculated by the amount collected. receive the school or training, including a school section and a training unit, not grant for the school year following the deposit, the deposit shall be due to the deposit of the State.

§ 3. The Ministry of Children and Education may, by the way, obtain all the information necessary for the assessment of whether or not the school or the course complies with the conditions of the law and this notice to receive grants and, in exceptional cases, to set specific deadlines for : the submission of the material, including derogating from the time limits referred to in section 2 (2). 1.

Chapter 2

General conditions for grants

§ 4. The principal or courier's principal shall be approved by the Ministry of Children and Education, cf. Section 4 (4) of the law. 2.

§ 5. The school and the course must not acquire buildings for rental purposes other than service-and rent-housing for the staff of the school or the staff of the courier.

§ 6. It is a prerequisite for a grant that the school or exchange rate at a student / exchange rate payment or otherwise provides a reasonable level of self-coverage of the school's operating costs. Estimated charges for broom, lighting and heating, etc. and rent for employees ' s rent shall not be included in the own cover. The minimum level of the property limit shall be fixed on annual financial laws.

Chapter 3

Deposit, grant instrument and tariff catalog

§ 7. Deposits for the Act of Article 8 (3). 1-3, 5 and 6, section 12 and section 14, paragraph 14. 2, shall be paid to the schools and courses of the payment models specified in the Ministry of Children and Noise Instruments for grants, etc. for private secondary schools, student courses and courses for higher preparation rate (hf-courses) (PG instruction).

Paragraph 2. Activity determined by the Act of Title 8 (3). 1-3, 5 and 6, section 12 and section 14, paragraph 14. 2, shall be granted on the basis of the number of years of the school or the year ever and rate of yesteryear or yesteryear. the annual or annual pupil of the year, set out in the annual financial laws for the individual education.

Paragraph 3. Deposits for the Act of Section 14, paragraph 14. 1, to reduce payment for the teaching, shall be paid to the vicarcase at the beginning of the financial year.

Paragraph 4. Deposits for newly-created schools or courses and newly-created divisions in schools and courses shall be paid out of the beginning of the school year, when it has been documented that there are at least 20 subsidy-based pupils per year. Class on the first day of the school year start.

§ 8. The PG instructions are specified in detail for the calculation, payment and adjustment of the grants following that notice. The PG instructions can provide guidelines for the use of certain administrative systems by schools and courses.

Paragraph 2. The PG instruction was found at the Children's Ministry of Children and the Notify Home page at www.uvm.dk/Administration/Tilskud-to-institutioner/Instructions-subsidy.

§ 9. Taxes for the individual education, subject and so on shall be determined on the annual financial laws and is found in the catalogue of the Ministry of Children and the Noise Home Page at www.uvm.dk/takst.

Chapter 4

Additional expenses for the training of difficult disabled pupils

§ 10. The governance of the Higher Education and Training Support (Governing Board) shall administer additional costs for the training of difficult disabled pupils, cf. Act 13. The application for subsidies must take place on schemas drawn up by the Management Board. The Management Board may obtain the necessary information for the distribution and administration of the aid for the grants.

Paragraph 2. In the case of applications for subsidies for additional costs for students with difficult disabilities, a statement from the school or classes and educator-psychological advice in the school municipality shall be attached.

Paragraph 3. Applications for additional costs for students with difficult disabilities shall be the management of the board at the latest by 14. February before the next school year. However, applications for grants may be submitted throughout the school year for new pupils.

Paragraph 4. The school or course shall inform the Management Board of interruption and substantial changes in relation to the requested application.

Paragraph 5. Adoption to additional costs for the teaching of the disabled pupils must be used solely for the purpose. The school or course shall inform the Management Board, in writing, of the termination of the grant of the grant of the grant.

Paragraph 6. The school or course shall draw up an overview of when the student is to participate in the training activity that has been granted subsidies and who is to be lectued. The school or course shall keep a record of the student ' s participation in the training activity provided for by the grant. The Minutes must be signed by the principal and the teacher who has taught it.

Paragraph 7. The amount of the subsidy shall be paid monthly by a proportionate share of the approved amount. However, the costs of aid shall be borne by the school or the course and shall be refunded by the Board of Direction of the Documentation for the presentation of the documents. If the school or course is to be reimbursed, cf. paragraph 4 and 5 shall be deducted from the amount of the grant payments for the following month.

Chapter 5

Decision of the year ever and other

§ 11. The number of seasors or annual pupils shall be accounted for on the basis of the number of pupils and couriers enrolled in school or in the course of a pre-scheduled day (s day) during each period of time. In the inventory, pupils and couriers have a CPR number, pupils and couriers, which are not to be registered in the CPR, students and couriers covered by the Agreement on Nordic Education collectively on the Centre ' s Central Person Registry ; High school levels and Greenlandic pupils and couriers.

Paragraph 2. The students and courier shall be included in the annual calculation of the year when they are concerned ;

1) are eligible for training or education,

2) are included in the training or teaching period during the period and shall be studied in accordance with the rules on the training or education concerned ; and

3) is included in the training or teaching period of the countdown day.

Paragraph 3. Study the student diploma training and the training course of the two-year education for the high degree of preparation, cannot be included in the class of the school or the course for a single-class course. A student or cousist, who is following lessons in a high school college in a different institution other than the one where the student or coupage is registered in the secondary school, cannot be included in the annual calculation of the second institution.

§ 12. The number of years ever, cf. paragraph 2-4, and year-foosever, cf. paragraph 5, for the purpose of determining the grant of grants after this notice, according to the guidelines, including for the counting days, counting periods and reports, in the PG instruction.

Paragraph 2. For the purpose of a year, the following means

1) At the training for student diplomas and training for higher preparation, other than stx-single class, hf-single class and secondary secondary, a student taught at the institution ' s measure for 200 days on a full-time basis. Similarly, education aimed at an equivalent international law, which is conditional on higher education in Denmark, is in force.

2) At high school, a student undersigned at 812,5 hours of the clock.

3) On bridbuilding and intro courses, a student was taught at the institution's measure for 200 days on a full-time basis.

Paragraph 3. For the calculation of the annual trainset of a single professional class, following secondary school education in a two or three-year organization, the weight shall be 0,15 per level unsolved per year, cf. Section 9 (1). 1, in the High School Act and Article 8 (8). Two, in the court of law.

Paragraph 4. For the calculation of the annual trainset of a single-class card; that follows a high school level education during a year, the weight is 0,15 per level unresolved, cf. Section 9 (1). 1, in the High School Act and Article 8 (8). Two, in the court of law.

Paragraph 5. A student of the year is understood to be a student who is busy on a boarding school for 200 days.

§ 13. The assessment of the actual number of years ever, etc., shall be certified by the director and internal auditor of the school or the internal auditor in accordance with the rules in the notice of auditing and subsidy-checking, etc., at free baselbasal schools and private schools for high school ; training, etc.,

Chapter 6

Account and deviation of the grant of a grant of a maximum average class quota of 28.0 students at each class step at the high school full-time training

Statement and reporting of the class votenor

§ 14. The institution shall dissolve the average class quota, cf. ~ 8 (a) (a) 1 and 2, in the law of private high school schools, student courses and courses for higher preparation rates (hf-courses) on each class step of each of the high school full-time training providers. If the institution has several tender points, the class quota shall be discharged to all the tender parts of the public.

Paragraph 2. High school full-time training comprises :

1) The three-year education for the GED (stx), including pre-IB.

2) The two-year-old college tuition class organized as a student class.

3) The two-year education for the preparation of the preparation process (hf).

Paragraph 3. The institution shall discernise the average class votient by the total number of students and couriers in the individual high school full-time training, cf. paragraph 1, dividers by the number of classes on the class step of training. For the purposes of this notice, the group of pupils or courier groups participating in the class of Danish A shall be the group of students or courier groups, unless the institution has organised the class formation in such a way as to ensure that participation in the Danish A has not been established ; true for class formation, cf. § 16, 2. pkt .. In addition to the class ' s education group, the owner or the courier, which is part of the class ' s class, is a part of the statement of the average class quota, cf. however, section 18.

Paragraph 4. For the following classes, the institution shall carry out an independent statement of the average class votient on each class step of each class step of each of the high school full-time training provided by the institution :

1) Classes created for pupils or couriers who need a particular individual organisation due to disability, disease, elitesport, musical basal course or similar, cf. § 40, paragraph. 2, section 41, paragraph. 2, section 46 of the Student Student Student (AXx) (High School Act), or section 36 (3). 2, section 37, paragraph. 2, and section 41 of the law on training for the preparation of the preparation of the preparation (hf law).

2) Classes created for a special target group as part of an attempt, cf. Section 45 (3). 1 in the Law on Student Student (AXx) (High School Act), or section 40 (1). 1, in the law of training for higher preparation, (the law).

§ 15. The institution of the institution shall be the statement of class quotas in accordance with section 14 (4). 1-4, at the same time as the initial report of the institution, must take place at first class steps to be used for the calculation of state subsidies, cf. the guidelines for the counting days, counting periods and reports in the PG instruction.

§ 16. The institution ' s statement of class quotas shall be approved by the institution's management board and attested by the institution's manager and auditor in accordance with the rules in the notification of auditing and subsidy-checking, etc. in free basic schools and private individuals ; secondary school education schools and so on and be notified to the Ministry of Children and Education. The report shall indicate that the institution has used the class formation organisation, where participation in the Danish A is not a true subject, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. THREE, TWO. Act.

The institution of the institution of the grant of the grant of the maximum average class quota of 28,0

Waiving during the training process

§ 17. An institution may, in the course of training, derogate from Article 8 (a) (a) 1 and 2, in the law of private high school schools, student ripples and courses for higher preparation, (hf-courses), for the inclusion of a student or cousist meeting one of the following conditions :

1) the student or courist shall be relocating during his high school education to the part and the student or coupage will have a transport time of more than 5 minutes to the nearest alternative tender place of the training in question, as the student or the courist wish to see ; Take a shot. Transportation time is being carried out as the means of transport between the home of the student or the exchange site (s) and the training site with public transport equipment, according to www.rejseplanen.dk or similar systems. The nearest alternative tender place must be an institution subject to the law on the institutions of general education or general adult education, etc., or the law of institutions for vocational training.

2) The student or couriers shall be relocating its high school education to the part and the student or coupage has a particular study of its study, where it is only the institution which is providing equivalent subject to the institution.

3) the student or courier shall be admitted temporarily at the institution as part of an exchange abroad for special reasons, for the student or coupage to go to the institution, e.g. that he is domiciled at a student or cousist already, goes to the institution.

4) The student or couriers return to the institution after having been on foreign exchange abroad for a minimum of six months and have applied for leave from the institution during the exchange period.

5) The student or courier has, in accordance with the initiation notice, concluded a prior agreement with the institution of the institution on leave from up to one year in which to go to the training period.

6) the student or courier must go class step on education and the institution assesses that it will significantly improve the pupils ' s elevens or courier's ability to conduct training, possibly in conjunction with a special effort towards the student or The courier is that it is done at the institution.

7) The student or courier shall be admitted to the institution after being expelled from another institution in the middle of a school year due to breaches of the studies and the rules of law, and the student or coupage meeting the condition in paragraph 1. 1, however, so that the institution, the student or courier has been expelled, is not part of the possible alternative outposts.

Deviation by Special Deviation

§ 18. An institution may derogate from Article 8 (a) (a). 1 and 2, in the law of private high school schools, high school curriculars and courses for higher preparation (hf courses), for a student or cousist not part of a class covered by section 14 (1). 4, no. 1, if the student or courier is in need of a particular individual organisation due to disability, disease, elitesport, musical basal course or similar, cf. § 40, paragraph. 2, section 41, paragraph. 2, and section 46 of the Student Student Student (AXx) (High School Act) and section 36 (3). 2, section 37, paragraph. 2, and section 41 of the training for higher preparation rate (the law), but participate in a class instruction, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. 3.

Terms and derogations

§ 19. It is a condition of derogation from section 17-18 that the institution's board of directors shall determine and implement a plan for the addition of additional teaching resources in relation to the deviation of an average class quota of 28.0 so that the training aid per year is 28.0. student or coupage is the same regardless of the class size.

Documentation and reporting in the application of a derogation from the possibility

20. An institution that uses a derogation from section 17-18 shall send a statement to the Ministry of Children and Education. The statement shall contain :

1) A description of the deviation and deviation of deviations and the consequences of deviations from the deviation from the average rate of appeal at 28.0.

2) Documentation of compliance with the conditions for the use of the deviation or derogations in question. The documentation must be certified by the manager and auditor of the institution.

3) The institution ' s assessment of the extent to which the extent of the institution ' s derogations in accordance with section 17 to 18 should result in the creation of new classes and the time for the formation of any new classes. The assessment shall be based on :

a) the extent of the derogation,

b) the number of classes in the class step of the training,

c) the amount of time remaining on that class step ;

d) the anticipation of the institution to reduce the overshoot of the class quota, and the time-scale for this, due to the institution ' s records of lessons learned with pupil and courier movements, and

(e) other matters which the institution attaches to the assessment of the fact that the overshoot of the class votenement should lead to the creation of new classes.

4) A plan for the addition of additional canvas resources, cf. § 19.

§ 21. The institution's statement after paragraph 20 shall be reported to the Ministry of Children and Education in the immediate extension of the institution ' s decision to apply the derogation from the possibility of sections 17-18.

Chapter 7

Different rules

Diseculars to be referred to

§ 22. The school or course shall send for deadlines specified in the PG instruction, request to the Ministry of Children and Education for the payment of the curriculars for referred to pupils, cf. Act 15. The request shall be accompanied by evidence that the condition of the State grants in the section 15 is fulfilled. The tuition fee shall be paid by a subsidy corresponding to the own payment for the non-referenced students and couriers in the school / classes in question in the same training course and shall be paid according to payment models as specified in the PG instruction.

Individual vocational training

-23. In the case of a single-class instruction to Hf and stx, the couriers must indicate whether they have higher education and whether they receive a post-wage or an age-dependent pension.

Paragraph 2. Courier who receive pay or age pension shall indicate the extent to which the rate of courier's association with the labour market is to be provided.

§ 24. The school or course must require full participant payment, cf. Section 17 (3) of the law. 1, no. FOUR, THREE. pkton, for curfew with a higher education training for hf organised as a single class and training for the profession of the profession as a single class.

§ 25. Courisior receiving post-wage or an age-dependent pension, cf. paragraph 3-5, which is 60 years or more and participating in individual vocational training for HF and stx, shall pay a participant payment higher than the general participant payment of the school or the courier for the specific subject. The increase in the participation of the participant shall be determined on the annual financial laws. If the school or course does not have a general participant payment for the relevant subjects, the couriers must, cf. 1. pkt., pay a participant payment corresponding to the increase of the annual financial laws, cf. 2. Act.

Paragraph 2. k. 1 does not include a courier as

1) has paid full participant payment for the specific subject, cf. Section 17 (3) of the law. 1, no. FOUR, THREE. pkt., or

2) has had an average labor association of more than 8 hours per week on average over the last 12 weeks before the state of the coupage for the single class instruction.

Paragraph 3. A retirement pension shall be taken to mean :

1) People's pension.

2) The labour market's supplementary pension.

3) Private pensions in the form of

a) pension schemes with ongoing payments,

b) interest rate insurance in pension purposes ;

c) index schemes associated with an index contract in accordance with the law of price-regulated old-age insurance and old-age savings,

d) savings in retirement purposes ;

(e) savings in pension funds in the financial institution ; and

(f) pension scheme, with ongoing payments, which are related.

4) Labor market pensions in the form of

a) pension schemes with an ongoing payment and an official pension ;

b) interest rate insurance in pension purposes ;

c) savings in retirement purposes ;

d) index scheme associated with an index contract in accordance with the law of price-regulated old-age insurance and old-age savings,

(e) savings in pension funds in the financial institution, as well as savings in the Expense Fund of the Lens receipts ; and

(f) pension scheme, with ongoing payments, which are related.

Paragraph 4. Foreign pension schemes equivalent to one of the products referred to in paragraph 1. 3 such pensions shall be treated as equivalent to a similar Danish pension scheme.

Paragraph 5. Pensions schemes which no longer be offered but which are equivalent to one of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. The pension scheme, which has been mentioned, must be equated with this pension scheme.

Lion of the Management Board

SECTION 26. The Management Board shall be responsible for reporting in accordance with the provisions relating to the use of the subsidy calculation.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board shall be responsible for sending the data to the Ministry of Probe to be sent to the Ministry of Children and Education.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board shall immediately notify the Ministry of Children and Education, when the school or course has filed for bankruptcy or payment of payment, or when there is a danger that the school or the course should suspend its operations. Where adequate safety is not provided for the continuation of the school or the courier, and no such security shall be provided, within a time limit set by the Ministry of Children and Education, additional charges may be made conditional on the provision of a statement of the following : the guarantee of a financial institution.

Profitability of the board members and auditors in relation to the tenancy of insignificant proportions

§ 27. A lease, including lease, is of an insignificant extent, cf. Section 4 (4) of the law. 4, and section 23, paragraph l, 5. pkt., if the rent amounts to 2,0%. or thereunder of the school's total property costs, including priority interest and depreciation on buildings, including installations.

Public Payments

§ 28. The Schools and the courses are exempt from the provisions of the law on public payments and so on. sections 1 to 6 as regards the connection to the NemKonto System, section 7, as regards the receipt of electronic invoices and the obligation to enable electronic payment and Article 8, as regards the application of the State's Concern Payments (SKB).

Chapter 8

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 29. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. July 2012 with effect for the 2012 financial year and later, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The Clause section of section 14 to 21 shall not be effective for classes created for the teaching of students or courier classes commencing on the 1. August, 2012, or later.

Paragraph 3. Publication no. Twenty-five of 20. In January 2009, on subsidies and so on to private high school schools, student courses and courses for the preparation of the preparation of the preparation.

The Quality of Ability, the 29th. June 2012

P.M.V.
Per Hansen
Director

/Jacob Holbæk Kjeldsen