Chapter 1	General provisions
Chapter 2	Profit shots to Aarhus, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theater, and the Copenhagen Conference of Theatre
Chapter 3	Procurement style for other stationary theatres and other producing theatres and the performing arts companies without a fixed stage
Chapter 4	Procurement style for organizers of the running stage performances
Chapter 5	Provisions relating to the budget, accounting and auditing etc.
Chapter 6	Payment, waste and repayment of grants
Chapter 7	Entry into force and transitional provisions

Publication of ticket prices to reduce ticket prices

In accordance with section 24 (2), 3, in the scene of the performing arts, cf. Law Order no. 526 of 4. June 2012 shall be determined :

Chapter 1

General provisions

§ 1. The State can grant grants to the dissemination of performing arts for theatres and performing arts companies, and to organizing performing scenes for performing arts.

§ 2. The aim of the proposal is to reduce ticket prices and support rabid schemes. The subsidy is mainly used for the discount on tickets for children and young people under the age of 25 and for other discounts on tickets for performing arts.

Paragraph 2. The Cultural Service will publish a manual on possible discounts.

Paragraph 3. A part of the facilitator can be used for the marketing and administration of the scheme.

§ 3. The theatre, which is already in receipt of state grants, in accordance with the law of performing arts, is immediately entitled to receive mediating grants.

Paragraph 2. For the rest of the applicants, it is a prerequisite that the subsidy will be sought for professional performance performances. The State's Array determines if a performance is characterized as a professional performing arts. However, any performances approved for the reimbursement of the Committee on Stock Exchange and Ascending Theme shall be eligible immediately to receive grants.

Paragraph 3. Decisions pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 may not be brought to the second administrative authority.

§ 4. The advance subsidy shall be granted from three different pools, which shall include :

1) Aarhus Theatre, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theater, and the Copenhagen Theatre Cooperation,

2) Other stationary theatres and other producing theatres and performing performing companies with no fixed stage ; and

3) Arrankings of the leading performance shows (theatre associations, cultural houses, etc).

A grant recipient may receive grants only from one of the pulses.

Paragraph 2. Of the appropriation for the annual financial legislation, the appropriation for the reduction of ticket prices set up 73% to intermediate centres for theatres and performing scenes institutions below pool 1 and 2, cf. paragraph 1, no. 1 and 2. The distribution between the provisions of the first paragraph shall be : 1, no. The following shall be calculated on the basis of the accounting figures of the theatre and performing arts institutions for the purchase of tickets sold by discounts at the latest completed financial year, cf. § § 6 and 10.

Paragraph 3. Of the appropriation for the annual financial legislation, the appropriation for the reduction of ticket prices set aside 27% to the pool of intermediaries for organizers to organizers of the running stage performances, cf. paragraph 1, no. 3.

§ 5. The individual recipient of the grant aid, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, organizing its own rebate, cf. section 2, if applicable, in cooperation with other recipients.

Chapter 2

Profit shots to Aarhus, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theater, and the Copenhagen Conference of Theatre

§ 6. The State can provide the mediation grants to Aarhus, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theatre, and to the Copenhagen Conference of Teater.

§ 7. The advance payment shall be granted without prior application from the receiving theaters on the basis of the total number of tickets provided for in the single theatre and theatres forming part of the World Theatre Cooperation Agreement, sold by discounts to children and young people under the age of 25 and other forms of rebate at the latest completed theatrical season, as shown by the approved annual accounts of the theatre.

Paragraph 2. Based on the information received from Aarhus, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theater, and the Copenhagen World Theater, on the number of the theatre, sold tickets, with a discount, cf. paragraph 1, the Committee on Culture calculates no later than 1. February every year, a subsidy rate in crowns for tickets sold at a discount for children and young people under the age of 25, respectively, for tickets sold with other forms of discount. The grant rate of DKK forms the basis for the calculation of subsidies for each beneficiary of the coming theatre season (1 July to 30). June).

Paragraph 3. The grant rate in crowns for tickets sold to children and young people under the age of 25 shall be fixed so that it is 30% higher than the rate used for tickets sold during other discounts.

Paragraph 4. Tickets sold by rebate may form part of the basis for calculating the subsidy rates provided for in paragraph 1. 1 when the following conditions are met :

1) The price for the sales tickets sold (the customer share) must be at least 32 kr. excluding VAT and, where appropriate, a fee per ; ticket when the rebate has been granted.

2) The rate of discounts provided shall be at least 30 kr. excluding VAT per year ; Ticket.

3) The number of tickets sold by discounts which can trigger intermediate grants may not exceed 70% of the total ticket sales.

Paragraph 5. The rates for the minimum price and minimum discount, cf. paragraph 4, no. 1 and 2, regulated annually with the Consumer Price Index published by Statistics Denmark and rounded up to the nearest whole crown amount. Regulation will take place for the first time in January 2014.

§ 8. In the case of the Copenhagen Summit, the subsidy is being paid together to the Copenhagen Summit, which will distribute the proceeds to the theatres forming part of the Copenhagen Theatre Cooperation. The subsidy shall be allocated to the theaters in the World Food Theatre in relation to the sale of tickets to children and young people under the age of 25 and sold with other forms of discount at the stage of the theatre in the theatrical season which forms the basis of the sale of tickets ; the basis for the calculation of the subsidy.

§ 9. The grants to Aarhus, Odense Theatre, Aalborg Theatre, and the Copenhagen Conference of Teats can be integrated into an agreement with the Ministry of Culture in the form of a framework agreement.

Chapter 3

Procurement style for other stationary theatres and other producing theatres and the performing arts companies without a fixed stage

§ 10. The State may provide the mediating grants to the Egyptian, small city theatre atres and stationary theatres which receive grants from the State's Array and other theatres and performing arts companies without a fixed scene, producing professional performing arts, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. Two and three.

§ 11. The advance subsidy shall be granted on the basis of the total number of tickets sold by each theatre, respectively, with a discount for children and young people under the age of 25 and with other rebate in the latest completed theatricatheseason.

Paragraph 2. For performing company companies without a fixed stage and for theatres that are newly established or for other reasons, not sold tickets at the latest completed theaterseason, the proceeds will be based on the stage of budgeting / theatre tickets that are expected to be sold at a discount for children and young people under the age of 25, and tickets that are expected to be sold with other types of discount. The Committee on Culture may obtain evidence of the prerequisites behind the budgeted sales figures and requisition a revised budget if the budgeted sales figures are considered unrealistic in relation to the number of seasonings available for experience. Discounted for similar ideas. If a performing company company or theatre maintains its budgeted sales figures, the calculation of grants to the relevant performing arts company / theatre in a discretionary estimate is based on a estimate by the Cultural Management Board.

Paragraph 3. A theatre which expects to have a significant activity-making or decline in the next stage of theatric season can apply the Cultural Service Management Board to receive the grant grants pursuant to paragraph 1. 2. Application of this paragraph for the coming theatre season shall be submitted no later than 4. January.

Paragraph 4. Tickets sold by rebate may form part of the basis for calculating the subsidy rates when the following conditions are met :

1) The price for the sales tickets sold (the customer share) must be at least 32 kr. excluding VAT and, where appropriate, a fee per ; ticket when the rebate has been granted.

2) The rate of discounts provided shall be at least 30 kr. excluding VAT per year ; Ticket.

3) The number of tickets sold by discounts which can trigger intermediate grants may not exceed 70% of the total ticket sales. In the case of producers whose aggregate production of professional performing arts is mainly focused on children and young people under the age of 25, the number of tickets sold by discounts may not be less than 90%, of the total ticket sales. The State's Array determines when manufacturers of professional performing arts have a total production that can be categorized as predominance towards children and young people under the age of 25.

Paragraph 5. The rates for the minimum price and minimum discount, cf. paragraph 4, no. 1 and 2, regulated annually with the Consumer Price Index published by Statistics Denmark and rounded up to the nearest whole crown amount. Regulering happens for the first time per. 1. January 2014.

§ 12. The application for intermediate aid for the coming theatre season shall be submitted no later than 4. January to the Cultural Agency. The application must include information about the total ticket sales of the grant recipient and the number of tickets sold by discount, cf. Section 11 (1). 1 as shown in the audited accounts for the most recently completed theatricatheseason or information about the budgeted total ticket sales and budgeted sales of tickets with discount, cf. Section 11 (1). 2. Appepers shall apply for an application for intermediate grants in accordance with section 11 (4). 2, in the application, in the application, it is likely that the budgeted ticket sales can be achieved.

Paragraph 2. Applicants may submit their applications via a coordinating institution or organisation. In the inventory, the image-selling of each beneficiary must be identifiable.

Paragraph 3. The application shall be made electronically and shall contain the provisions of paragraph 1. 1 established information. The Committee on Culture shall publish an electronic form for the application.

§ 13. On the basis of the information received from all applicants, cf. Section 11 (1). 1 and 2, and section 12, the Cultural Management Board shall determine each year a subsidy rate in crowns per. Ticket sold at a discount. The grant rate in crowns provides the basis for the calculation of subsidies for each beneficiary for the coming theatre season.

Paragraph 2. The grant rate in crowns for tickets sold to children and young people under the age of 25 shall be fixed so that it is 30% higher than the rate used for tickets sold during other discounts.

Paragraph 3. Deposits to the individual beneficiary in accordance with section 10 are calculated by multiply by the number of tickets sold by the beneficiary of children and young people under the age of 25 and with other rebate in the last completed theatre season, with the other, respectively, fixed chronoese, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. Deposits to performing companies without a fixed stage and for theatres that are newly established or for other reasons have not sold tickets at the latest completed theaterseason, the number of tickets has been calculated by the clash number of tickets to the applicant sell during the next theatre season, with a discount to children and young people under the age of 25, and with other forms of discount, with the coronaries fixed in accordance with the coronaries. Section 11 (1). However, the distribution aid to beneficiaries of this group may be determined by the Danish Agency for the Culture Authority if the budgeted sales figures have been unrealistic in accordance with the budget. Section 11 (1). TWO, THREE. Act.

Chapter 4

Procurement style for organizers of the running stage performances

§ 14. The State may provide intermediate grants to theatrical associations, cultural houses and others who provide tickets for the performing performing arts and, at the very least, organizing three different annual professional performance performances (productions), to which : they sell tickets with a discount.

§ 15. The distribution of intermediate grants to pot 3 is done in an ordinary and in an extraordinary round of subsidies.

§ 16. Applications for the date of application shall be sent to the Cultural Management Board of the application date 1. March for theatric season beginning 1. July of the application wound.

Paragraph 2. In the application, the individual organizers must indicate the planned performances scheduled, scheduled number of perforations and the purchase price excluding VAT per unit. performance of the individual performances.

Paragraph 3. Applicants may submit their application via a coordinating institution or organisation, which shall forward a single aggregation of the intended performances of the grant beneficiaries. It shall be possible to identify the tendering procedure for each of the beneficiary of the grant consigniation.

Paragraph 4. On the basis of the information provided by the individual organisers, the Committee on Culture sets out a distribution aid to each one. the construction of the regular round of the round. The allocation allowance for each performance can amount to a maximum of 90% of the purchase price excluding VAT for the individual performance.

§ 17. Applications for performances which have arisen at a later date than the deadline for application of the 1. March before the beginning of the theatre seasonal nature, cf. section 16 (4). 1, shall be sent to the Committee on Culture of the Extraordinary round with the date of application of the application of 1. November of the application wound.

Paragraph 2. The information to be submitted for application to the special round of entry shall correspond to the information set at the ordinance round in accordance with the date of application. section 16 (4). 2. The provisions relating to a coordinated application to the special round shall correspond to the provisions of section 16 (3). Three, set.

Paragraph 3. On the basis of the information provided by the local organisers of the extraordinary round of subsidies, the Committee on Culture sets out a distribution subsidy to each one. construction. The allocation allowance for each performance can amount to a maximum of 90% of the purchase price excluding VAT for the individual performance. The subsidy may not exceed the subsidy established in the ordinary round of the round for the theatric season in question, cf. section 16 (4). 4. If the total number of performances for which the special round of subsidy is sought is very large, the subsidy may be less than the subsidy established in the ordinary round, cf. section 16 (4). 4.

Chapter 5

Provisions relating to the budget, accounting and auditing etc.

§ 18. Appleer 2, cf. for pulje 2. Section 4 (4). 1, no. 2, if they are performing performing companies without a fixed stage or theatres that are newly established or for other reasons, they have not sold tickets at the latest completed theatre season, cf. Section 11 (1). 2, submit the budget in connection with the application. This applies also to the application for pot 2, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, no. 2 that expect a significant activity-activity or decline in the next stage of theatribe, cf. Section 11 (1). 3. Other applicants should not submit a budget to the Committee on Culture as part of an application for mediation grants.

§ 19. The financial year for the grant subsidy comes from the stage of the theatre, which runs from 1. July of the application wound to 30. June of the following year.

Paragraph 2. The recipient of intermediate fire shall be the first of 1. In December, the audited accounts or a reporting form shall be attached to the auditor ' s declaration at the latest completed theatal season to the Cultural Management Board. The reporting form and the annexes shall be sent electronically and, by the way, according to the instructions published by the Committee on Culture, cf. paragraph 8.

Paragraph 3. The one in paragraph 1. the auditor declaration referred to shall be drawn up by a registered or stateur auditor. If the consignee is a association and the grant grants are less than 200 000 cranes, the auditor declaration may have been drawn up by a person-general appointed by the association's general assembly.

Paragraph 4. Receivers of grants from pools 1 and 2, cf. Section 4 (4). 1 may account for the dissemination grant as an integral part of their annual audited annual accounting / annual report.

Paragraph 5. Afrappering or accounts from recipients of grants in pools 1 and 2, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, the total number of tickets sold, the number of tickets sold at a discount for children and young people under the age of 25 and sold with other types of discount, which meets the requirements of section 7 (3). 4, section 11 (4), respectively. 4.

Paragraph 6. Afrappering from recipients of grants in pool 3, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, the performance title and the number of performances carried out must contain a statement of the imaginings of imaginings.

Paragraph 7. Recipients of grants from pools 2 and 3, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, may choose to submit their reporting as well as any other administrative reporting, etc., cf. paragraph In the calculation, the activities and ticket sales of each beneficiary shall be identified by a coordinating institution or organisation, which shall send a single statement of the subsidy-bought and without a rebate, etc.

Paragraph 8. The Committee on Culture shall publish instructions on the design of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. The Committee on Culture may, in addition, obtain audited accounts or reports from each beneficiary of the grants, and shall also be tested by the Danish Agency for the Committee on Culture.

Chapter 6

Payment, waste and repayment of grants

20. Payment of grants in accordance with Chapters 2 and 3 may be done quarterly in advance.

Paragraph 2. Payment of grants to beneficiaries in accordance with Chapter 4, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, no. 3, may occur semi-yearly prior to 1. July and 15. January.

Paragraph 3. Deposits to beneficiaries of grants in accordance with section 11 (2). However, in agreement with the Office of Culture 2 and 3 alone, the Committee on Culture may be paid in other installments.

§ 21. To the extent that each beneficiary cannot substantiate that the subsidy has been applied in accordance with the provisions of this notice, the subsidy shall be repaid in full or in part.

Paragraph 2. Deposits to newly established theatres and others in accordance with section 11 (3). 2 and 3, a conto shall be paid. To the extent that the beneficiary shall sell fewer tickets by discounts than the beneficiary has received intermediate payments for the theatre season, the intermediate grant shall be repaid proportionately. If the number of sales rebate tickets exceeds the budgeted, there will be no adjustment to the subsidy.

Paragraph 3. Receivers of grants in pool 3, cf. Section 4 (4). 1, no. 3, if a construction is not carried out and not replaced by another equivalent performance, the subsidy shall be reimburseded.

Chapter 7

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 22. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. In January 2013, the announcement of the dissemination of aid in accordance with the notice shall be published for the first time for theatriation season 1. July, 2013-30. June 2014.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 365 of 26. In April 2006, a reduction in fares of ticket prices.

-23. The payment of intermediary grants and subsequent termination of accounts for this year 2012/2013 shall be carried out in accordance with the rules applicable at the beginning of the theatric season and the opening of the financial year.

Paragraph 2. Scenario institutions that have not previously established the limits for discounts for children and young people in 25 years of age, but have given special discounts to children and young people, may in the presentation of tickets sold at a discount to children and young people in theaterseasons 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 include these tickets regardless of the age limit applied to young people. From theaterseason 2013/2014, only tickets sold at a discount for children and young people under the age of 25 shall be included in the basis for calculating the increase in the provision of a discount to children and young people under the age of 25 during the 25 years of the theatre season 2015/2016, cf. Section 7 (2). Article 13 (2) and Article 13 (3). 2.

Paragraph 3. The price of tickets sold by discount (customer share), which can be calculated by calculating the rate of the intermediate contribution to the theaterseasons 2013/2014 and 2014/2015, must be at least 20 kr. exclusive of VAT and fee per charge ; ticket when the rebate has been granted. From the theatre season 2015/2016, the provisions of section 7 (4) will be laid down. 4, no. 1, and 11 (1). 4, no. 1, apply.