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Executive Order On Day Care

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om dagtilbud

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 On-board-payment general on allowances and parental repayment
Chapter 2 Passport warranty and space in other municipality
Chapter 3 Deposits and self-payment to a place in a day's tender, for a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch scheme
Chapter 4 Eligible parental charge of seafarable supplements and financial free-charge grants
Chapter 5 Financial release grants to a place in a day's tender, for a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch order
Chapter 6 Sibling supplements for a place in a day's tender and for a healthy lunch meal
Chapter 7 Processing for a free-space grant to a place in a day's day, a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch order
Chapter 8 Deposits to a language stimulus offer 30 hours a week in a day offering
Chapter 9 Transitions and entry into force, etc.
Appendix 1 2014 Level Fripeding Scale

Publication of benefits

Purline of section 17 (2). 11, section 30, 44, and section 85 (3). 2, in the case of the day, leisure and cluboffer, etc. for children and young people (the tendering law), cf. Law Order no. 1240 of 29. October 2013 :

Chapter 1

On-board-payment general on allowances and parental repayment

§ 1. Parental payment in accordance with the tender law, including the right to a possible financial free-charge allowance, siblings, treatment-related exposition grants, social pedagogical release grants and subsidies for a language stimulant in the form of a day tender 30 ; hours a week, they or the parents of the child shall be following the right to a place in a day's offer, cf. section 2 of the tenderer.

§ 2. Deposits after the tenderer's section 43 (4). 1, no. 1-4, calculated in the following priority order :

1) financial clamour grant,

2) seafarsupplements,

3) treatment-related stappods and

4) Social pedagogical release shots.

Chapter 2

Passport warranty and space in other municipality

Pasque guarantee

§ 3. The passport guarantee after the tender Act of section 23 means that the City Board shall show a place in a day's offer for children from which they are full 26 weeks and until school starts.

Paragraph 2. If parents exceed the deadline to apply for a place in a day-to-day tender in the immediate extension of the child's 26 weeks, the municipality may extend the amount of time within which the municipality has to offer a space, with a period corresponding to the overrun.

Paragraph 3. A child must always be guaranteed a place in a day's day after the Bid 19 paragraph. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, within three months of the date on which the parents have applied for a seat.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities shall notify the parents in writing of the date of their child being taken at the latest in a day tender after the tender in section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3 (the warranty date).

§ 4. The warranty guarantee shall not be fulfilled after the tender guarantee section 23 is not fulfilled if the municipality of the Council of the Deparation of the parent ' s request shows a place in an offer which is not covered by the day award of the day in section 19. Two-four, or paragraph 21, paragraph 1. Two and three.

Paragraph 2. In exceptional cases, where the municipal management board notwithstanding breach of the passport guarantee, the municipality does not have a duty to raise the subsidy, cf. section 25 (3) of the tenderer. 3, not later than one month after the breach of the guarantee guarantee a place for the child or children who were not offered a seat from the guarantee date.

Places in day offers in other municipality

§ 5. Typing on the waiting list and recording in a day's tender in another municipality after the Bid Act of section 28 is after the institution's Guidelines for the admission of the institution. The institution shall be able to ask the parents to indicate when the residence authority may grant a grant to a seat in the institution of the institution after the tender section of the day of the tender.

§ 6. The municipality Board may decide to close the wait list for children from other municipalities who want a seat in one of the municipality's day quotes when the number of outbound children on the waiting list exceeds 1%. of the children who are resident in the municipality and are registered in a day tender following the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, in the municipality. The calculation shall be rounded up to the nearest whole number.

Paragraph 2. The waiting list for children from other municipalities that wants space in the municipality's day offers can be made up against all the municipality's day offers, age groups, day types, types, districts, and / or the individual day offerings in accordance with the Tendering Act. The daily quotation spaces reserved for specific groups of children may be omitted from the decision on the closure of the wait list.

§ 7. The local authorities may decide to shut down the wait list for children from other municipalities where the local authorities can demonstrate that it will not be able to maintain the passport guarantee after the tender Act of section 23 of the day, in the following three months, due to the absence of children, or that it will require the expansion of capacity.

Paragraph 2. The wait list for children from other municipalities can be made in relation to the entire day's day's tender or relative to age groups. The daily quotation spaces reserved for specific groups of children may be omitted from the decision on the closure of the wait list.

§ 8. A decision taken pursuant to section 6 or section 7 shall retain only its validity for three months after its entry into force. Before the end of the three months from the decision to close the wait list, the municipality Board shall therefore take a new decision on closure if the waiting list is still to be closed.

§ 9. The municipality Board shall electronically report decisions to close the waiting list for children from other municipalities and decisions on the extension of closure on the website www.ventelistelukning.dk.

Paragraph 2. The local authority must publish the decision on closure locally in the municipality.

Paragraph 3. A decision to close the wait list for children from other municipalities and whether the closure has effect from the time the municipal board has correctly reported the decision electronically on the home page, www.ventelistelukning.dk, and the closing is registered to the home page.

School Start

§ 10. School start is understood here as the date when the child is transferred to school and thus begins in either recreational home or SFO (school-free time system) prior to the start of the teaching start or start homeschooling or starting in kindergarten or in 1. class if the child is not recorded in kindergarten.

Paragraph 2. School commentaries may be counted in relation to payment for a place in tender covered by the tender law at the earliest. May of the year in which the child is transferred to school.

Chapter 3

Deposits and self-payment to a place in a day's tender, for a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch scheme

§ 11. The Municipality of Municipality of the Municipal Management Board following the day offer section 43 to a place in a day's day and a healthy lunch meal may not exceed the actual payment of the parental charge for the place where a healthy lunch meal may be paid. The Municipality of the Municipal Management Board and of the Public Procurement shall be used to reduce the property of the parent ' s own payment for a place in a day's tender and a possible payment for a healthy lunch meal.

Paragraph 2. The City of Municipal Management Board of the Municipal Management Board shall not exceed the actual payment of the parent ' s actual payment for the lunch arrangements in accordance with the day of the tender. The City of Municipal Management Board of Directors of Title 17 (1) of the Procurement Act. 9 shall be used to reduce the limitation of the parent's payment to the lunch scheme.

Deposits and self-payment to a place in a daily tender and for a healthy lunch meal in the residence commonery

§ 12. The authority of the Municipal Management Board and the parent ' s own payment shall be fixed according to section 31 of the tender period, so that the subsidy and the self-payment vary according to age groups. In this case, the gross operating expenses incurred shall be used for the purposes of section 32 (32) of the tenderer. 2, including the cost of electricity and refuse collection for the age group concerned in the calculation of the municipality ' s allowance and the parent ' s own pay-per-age group. The local authority shall decide whether the grant percentage must be the same in relation to all types of day and all age groups.

Paragraph 2. The Municipality of the Municipal Management Board, if any, in accordance with the tender section of section 32 (a) of 2, and the parental pay of the tender pursuant to section 32 (a) of the tenderer. 1, for a healthy lunch meal following the day of the tender law, section 16 (a) (1). 1 may be fixed so that grants and self-payment vary according to age brations. In this case, the gross operating costs incurred shall be used which discharged in section 32 a (3) of the tender. 4, excluding the costs of electrical and renovation during the meal meal, for the age group concerned. The local authority shall decide whether the grant percentage must be the same in relation to all types of day and all age groups.

Paragraph 3. For the calculation of the parents ' payment and the municipality's potential supplements, cf. section 32 (a) of the tenderer. 4, for a healthy lunch meal following the day of the tender law, section 16 (a) (1). 1, the municipality Board shall use the same method of fertilisation which the municipal management board uses, incidentally, by the calculation of the subsidiary grants and the parent ' s own pay, cf. section 32 (3) of the tenderer. 5, to a place in municipal, self-weighting or outsourced daycare in accordance with section 19 (1) of the tender. 2-4.

§ 13. For the purpose of the calculation of the municipality ' s allowance and the parent ' s own funds, the local authority's budgeted gross operating expenses incurred in the day offer area will be discharged, including the purchase tax.

Paragraph 2. In the calculation of the local authority's budgeted gross operating costs for the calculation of grants and equity payments for a day's day sale, be disregarded from the transport costs of the outboard kindergardens.

Administration stillshots for the self-weighting day institutions

§ 14. A self-balanced daily institution shall have the right to an administrative post in section 35 of the tender Act, when the institution manages the following tasks : Salary, accounting, budget / accounting, auditing and staffing legal assistance.

Paragraph 2. Where the municipality does not have self-governing or outsourced institutions, who shall receive an administrative allowance established by the Council of Compara Management Board or the administration of all five tasks in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, shall constitute the administrative approach of the municipal management board to a self-governing day institution instead of an amount of 2,1%. by the municipality's average gross operating expense, cf. 2, 33 and 34, day of the tender law, per child in an age corresponding day tender in accordance with the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. Two and three.

Paragraph 3. Selent day institutions may, whatever the result of paragraph 1. 2, and the tenderer's section 35 (3). 2, at any time, an agreement with the municipality Board on the amount of the administrative subsidy will be reached if there is a consensus on this.

Paragraph 4. A self-governing daily institution may, by agreement with the municipality board, receive a proportionate administrative approach in order to carry out a few of the measures referred to in paragraph 1. 1, the management tasks mentioned.

Deposits to private institutions

§ 15. An approved private institution shall have the right to an administrative post in section 38 of the tender Act, when the institution manages the following tasks : Salary, accounting, budget / accounting, auditing and staffing legal assistance.

Paragraph 2. Where the municipality does not have self-governing or outsourced institutions, who shall receive an administrative allowance provided for by agreement with the municipal management board, or the administration of all five tasks in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, shall constitute the administrative contribution of the municipal management board to the approved private institution rather than an amount of 2,1%. by the municipality's average gross operating expense, cf. 2, 33 and 34, day of the tender law, per child in an age corresponding day tender in accordance with the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21 paragraph. Two and three.

Paragraph 3. A private institution may, by agreement with the municipality board, receive a proportionate administrative approach in order to carry out a few of the measures referred to in paragraph 1. 1, the management tasks mentioned.

§ 16. The Executive Board of the Municipality Management Board to an approved private institution shall amount to an amount per day of the tender. child corresponding to the municipality ' s property-related expenses in self-governing and outsourced day institutions for the age group divided by the total number of children in the age group in self-governing and outsourced day-care establishments in the municipality where the municipality provides grants ; for property-related expenditure.

Paragraph 2. Property-related expenditure pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 represents the municipality ' s property-related expenditure, which cannot be included in the gross budgeting costs incurred by the calculation of the parent ' s own payment after the tender section of section 32 (3). 2.

Paragraph 3. If the building's grant to an approved private institution is not calculated according to the Clause Act, section 37, because the municipality does not have self-governing or outsourced day care institutions for the age group, the municipal board of buildings shall be the approved approved approval of the State Board of the Party, Private institution for the 0-2-year-old amounts of 4.1%. by the municipality's average gross operating expense, cf. 2, 33 and 34, day of the tender law, per child in an age corresponding day tender in accordance with the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. Two and three. In the case of approved private institutions with children aged three years and until school starts, the building's allocation represents an amount of 3,2%. by the municipality's average gross operating expense, cf. 2, 33 and 34, day of the tender law, per child in an age corresponding day tender in accordance with the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. Two and three.

§ 17. The city council shall provide an operating grant to the space per year. child entering an approved private institution initially created by the German minority as a self-balanced daily institution, after the tender section 19 (1) of the day. 3.

Paragraph 2. The operating grant must correspond to the municipality's average operating rate per year. child in the self-governing day institutions of the municipality set up by the German minority within the same age group.

Paragraph 3. A self-balanced daily institution has been established by the German minority to a private institution after the tender section 19 (1) of the day. Five, and there are no more self-governing day institutions for the German minority in the municipality, the operating grant must be made per day. child to private institutions from paragraph 1. The first aid shall be granted on the basis of the cost per year. child in the last known financial year for the self-governing day institutions of the municipality set up by the German minority within the same age group.

Paragraph 4. The local authority of the municipality of the residence shall provide a structure for the construction of a building. child engaged in a private institution which was originally created by the German minority as a self-indulging day after day by the Danish Act of Procurement Act, section 19, paragraph 1. 3. The build grant must correspond to the municipality's average property-related costs per child in the self-governing day institutions of the municipality set up by the German minority within the same age group.

Paragraph 5. A self-balanced day care institution has been established by the German minority to a private institution after paragraph 19 (1). Five, in the Bidder Act, and there are no longer any self-governing day institutions of the German minority in the municipality, the building's subsidy must be provided for each of them. child to private institutions from paragraph 1. 1. Instead, they shall be granted on the basis of property-related expenditure per year. child in the last known financial year for the self-governing day institutions of the municipality set up by the German minority within the same age group.

§ 18. The Municipal Management Board ' s total contribution to a place and for a healthy lunch meal in a private institution after the tender section of section 36 to 38 and 43 shall be paid directly to the private institution.

§ 19. The municipality board shall require a deposit after the tender section 20 (2) of the tender. In the case of an application for the approval of a private institution, this maximum amount shall be 30,000 kr.

Paragraph 2. Deposits shall be repaid when the local authority has decided.

Offer to a place in another municipality in other municipality

20. When a child at relocation retains its place in a day-day offer in the off-flight municipak, cf. section 28 (3) of the tenderer. 3, the child ' s new residence municipality shall grant a grant to the place following the award of the tender Act of section 41. The award of the tender shall be granted in immediate attachment to the movement of the tender, so that the grant of the child stays in the day's tender is not terminated.

Paragraph 2. The total contribution of the content committee to a place and any subsidies for a healthy lunch meal in a day-day tender in another municipality shall be paid directly to the institution. The middle local authority is exclusive of VAT.

§ 21. If parents wish to have a seat for their child in a day-to-day quotation that is attached to the German minority at Deutscher Schul-und Sprachverein für Nordschleswig, and there is no such offer in the residence municipality, parents can wish it in a different municipality. The parents shall pay in this case for the stay in the day's offer in the institution of the institution following the general rules of the tender Act, section 31-32 and section 33-34 on grants and parental pay for a place in the daily offer in the residence municipak, added the cost to the tender ; for a healthy lunch meal after the tender section 16 a.

Paragraph 2. The content committee shall bear any additional costs in relation to the institution ' s institution.

Chapter 4

Eligible parental charge of seafarable supplements and financial free-charge grants

Eligible parental pay to a place in a daily tender and for a healthy lunch meal in the residence municipak

§ 22. In the day of the tender, in accordance with the day tender, section 19 (1) of the tender Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, constitute the eligible parental payment for seafar-aid, financial free-deposit grants and subsidies for a language stimulus offering in the form of a day tender 30 hours per week, after the tender lawsuit, section 43 of an amount equal to the parent's own payment for the day offer place, cf. the day of the tender law, section 31-32 and section 33 to 34 for a healthy lunch meal, cf. section 32 (a) of the tenderer. 1, if there is a healthy lunch meal in the day care.

Eligible parental pay to a place in a daily tender and a healthy lunch meal in a private institution

-23. On admission to a private institution, after the tender section 19 (1) of the day, 5, constitute the eligible parental payment for seafar-supplements, financial exempt grants and subsidies for a localing offer in the form of a day tender 30 hours per week after the tender section of the Border Act, an amount corresponding to the average budgeted own payment per place in an age corresponding daily offer in the residence commants added to the average budgeted own payment per year. the child of a healthy lunch meal in an age corresponding daily institution in the residency joint, in accordance with the notice of a healthy lunch meal in the private institution used by the tenderer.

Paragraph 2. If there is not a daily institution with a healthy lunch for the age group in the residence municipak, and the parents use a private institution with a healthy lunch meal, the grant-entitled parental payment shall be paid for sibling grants and a clamba-aid per day in which the tenderer ' s section 43 is a place and a healthy lunch meal an amount corresponding to the average budgeted own payment per place in an age corresponding daily tender in the residence municipak intended for the expected rate, cf. section 16 b (b) of the tenderer. 6, for a healthy lunch meal which the local authority has established prior to the most recent decision on a possible opulomes of a healthy lunch meal.

Eligible parental pay to a place in a daily tender and for a healthy lunch meal in other municipality

§ 24. In the day of the tender, in accordance with the day tender, section 19 (1) of the tender Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, in other municipality, the grant-entitled parental charge for seafar-supplements, financial exemption grants and subsidies for a language stimulus offer in the form of a day offer 30 hours per week, after the tender lawsuit section 43, an amount similar to that ; lowest of :

1) the average budgeted own payment per place in an age corresponding daily offer in the residence municipak, added to the average per own payment per year. the child of a healthy lunch meal in the residence commoner where there is a healthy lunch meal in the daily tender used in the institution of the institution ; and

2) the actual own payment per, place in the daily tender used in the institution-munchik, i.e. the average budget-based gross operating rate per year ; place in the daily tender used in the institution municipak, which was calculated in the institution joint, cf. the daily tender Act § § 31-32 and § § 33-34, deduction of the residence commanders from the day of the tenderer's section 41, and any additional subsidy under the Clause 42 for the reduction of the parent ' s own payment, provided the actual own payment for : lunch meal in the day tender used, d.v.s. the gross charge per year ; the child of a healthy lunch meal in the day-making available, where a healthy lunch meal may be granted for a healthy lunch, provided that a healthy lunch meal is available in the daily tender used in the institution.

Paragraph 2. If there are no daily institutions with a healthy lunch for the age group in the residence municipality, and the parents use a daycare institution with a healthy lunch meal in another municipality, the grant-entitled parental charge is for sibling-subsidy payments, grant grant grants and subsidies for a localing offer in the form of a day offer 30 hours per week, after the tender lobe section 43 for a spot in a day's day and a healthy lunch meal an amount corresponding to the lowest of :

1) the average budgeted own payment per place in an age corresponding daily offering in the residence municipality, added the expected rate established by the municipality board by the most recent decision on any op-held, cf. section 16 b (b) of the tenderer. 6, and

2) the actual own payment per, place in the daily tender used in the institution-munchik, i.e. the average budget-based gross operating rate per year ; place in the daily tender used in the institution municipak, which was calculated in the institution joint, cf. the daily tender Act § § 31-32 and § § 33-34, deduction from the subsistence of the residence of the residents following the day offer Act, section 41, and any additional subsidy under the Clause Act 42 to reduce parental allowance, provided the actual own payment per day. child for a healthy lunch meal in the day-sale day used, i.e. the gross charge per year ; the child of a healthy lunch meal in the daily tender used, if any contribution to a healthy lunch meal may be provided for a healthy lunch meal.

Eligible parental payment to an orphan lunch scheme

§ 25. The eligible parental payment for economic grounds for payment in accordance with the day in section 17 (s) of the tender. 9, and grants for a language stimulus offer in the form of an offer 30 hours a week after the tender Act of section 43, to a parental-arranged lunch scheme following the day 17 (1) of the tender. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 6 represents an amount equal to the maximum amount fixed for the parent ' s payment to an orphan lunch scheme, cf. section 17 (3) of the tenderer. 2, however, at least the average gross operating rate per year ; child for a healthy lunch meal in an age corresponding day tender in the municipality, cf. section 32 (a) of the tenderer. 3.

Paragraph 2. If there are no daily institutions with a healthy lunch for the age group in the residency joint, the minimum amount shall be as set out in paragraph 1. 1, expected in accordance with the tenderer's section 16 (b) (b) ; 6, as the municipality Board has established by the most recent decision concerning a possible deduditions of a healthy lunch meal, a possible additional subsidy may be added after the tender section of section 32 (a) of the tenderer. 2.

Chapter 5

Financial release grants to a place in a day's tender, for a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch order

SECTION 26. The local authority of the municipality of the residence shall provide an economic free-space grant to a place in a day tender after the tender section of the tender section of the day. 1, no. 2, a healthy lunch meal following the day of the tender law section 43 (3). 2 and an orphan ' s lunch scheme following the day of the tender section 17 (3). 9 when parents or parents who have the right to the daily tender field and the release of the allowance shall be made in the case of the parents in the case of the free-spot allowance. § 1, documents a current income, cf. § 27, within the bounds of free space scale. The scales of free space shall be increased by 56.559 (2014-level) DKK for single publishers, cf. paragraph 4.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the parents who have the right to the daily tender space and to the free-plaid subsidy, cf. Section 1, poison or living in a marriage-related relationship shall be included in the current income of the spouse or to the same income as a result of the calculation of the release ' s allowance.

Paragraph 3. In the case of the parents or the parent who has the right to the daily tender and to the free-plaid subsidy, cf. § 1, more than a child under the age of 18 in the home, raises the income limit of the sanctuary of DKK DKK $7,000 for every child in addition to the first child.

Paragraph 4. As a single parent also takes account of the parent that is single because the spouse or the consenting liver has been inserted beyond 3 months in institutions under the Department of Corrections.

§ 27. The current income to be taken into account for the local authority decision on the financial exemption from the municipal management board shall consist of :

1) Personal income after section 3 in the personal tax bill of positive net quantity of income used for calculating income tax after section 7 of the person tax above, however, before the amount of that mentioned and bundles of payment, and

2) an amount of income taxed in accordance with Article 8 (a) (a), 1 and 2, in the category of persons, with the exception of profit-income up to DKK 5.000.

Paragraph 2. When the actual revenue is substantially larger or less than the current income calculated in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, the municipal management board shall decide on the basis of a comprehensive assessment of the economic and social conditions of the family.

Paragraph 3. Studielån, which is paid in accordance with the State Aid for Education Aid, is not considered to be part of the parent ' s current income.

Paragraph 4. The revenue base for the calculation of the financial disclaimer for parents who are or have been employed on board a ship registered in the Danish Internationally Shipping Register shall be set up in accordance with section 11 of the notice (s) No 1. 1417 of 23. December 2012 on the calculation of the daily allowance for wage earners.

§ 28. The Ministry of Social Affairs publishes each year a free-scale scale for the coming year, which provides for income limits for economic free-plaudits. The term of free scale in the year 2014 is indicated in Appendix 1.

Paragraph 2. The lower and upper ceiling of the free space scale and the increase in the free space limits for single forgers in accordance with section 26 (4). 4, regulated once a year per year. 1. 1 January by 2.0%. the addition or deduction of an adjustment percentage for the financial year in question, cf. Act of a rate adjustment percentage. The adjustment shall be made according to whether the underlying salary development for calculating the rate of adjustment is higher or lower than 2,0%. The regulated nether and upper free space limits are rounded off to the nearest chronosum, by 100. The proposed increase in the free space limits for single forgers in section 26 (3). 4, rounded off to the nearest amount in crowns.

Paragraph 3. The difference between the lower and upper revenue limit laid down in paragraph 1. 2.95 is shared with 95 and the result is rounded to the nearest chronosum.

Paragraph 4. at the initial revenue rise, calculated from the lower income limit of the free-place scale, which corresponds to the crown amount in accordance with paragraph 1. 3, the payment of the parental shall be fixed to 5%. of the grant entitled parental payment as defined in § § 22-25. For each subsequent revenue rise corresponding to the crown amount in accordance with paragraph 1. 3, the parents ' payment by 1% shall be increased. of the grant entitled parental payment as defined in § § 22-25.

Recording, revenue base and guidance, etc.

§ 29. For the benefit of a daily tender after the tender section 19 (1) of the tenderer. 2-5, and section 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, the municipality Board shall grant an economic exemption to grant financial compensation from the date on which the child is recorded in the day, when the parents show that their current revenue is documented, cf. sections 26 and 27 are within the revenue limits justifying financial free-space grants after the sanctuary, cf. § 28.

Paragraph 2. Sets the release of the plagrants in other situations other than to be used in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, the municipal management board shall grant an economic release from the 1. in the month following the date on which the application for economic and free-charge is the case.

-$30. The local authorities shall inform the parents of the income base which is based on the calculation of the financial exemption from the financial aid. In addition, the local authorities shall inform the parents of the obligation to be informed in accordance with paragraph 31 (1). 1.

§ 31. Parents have a duty to notify the municipality of permanent increases in their actual income or other conditions of the year, which are relevant to the right to financial exemption from financial compensation, in particular or from enrollment to an orphan lunch arrangements after the tender section 17 of the tender.

Paragraph 2. A recovery of less than 10%. does not give rise to a regulation of the financial exemption from the financial market. If parents have a recovery in excess of 10 pctates, the municipality board can regulate the financial exemption from financial aid retroactively from the time the parents ' relationship has changed.

§ 32. The leader of a day tender after the tender section of the tender section 19. 2-5, and section 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3 must guide the parents of the possibility of economic free-plaudits. Information on the rules of financial release grants shall be published in each day's tender or on the day of the day offer, and at the request of the day on request, to the parents.

Chapter 6

Sibling supplements for a place in a day's tender and for a healthy lunch meal

§ 33. Searching supplements, cf. section 43, number of the tenderer. 1, shall be calculated according to the most cheapest place (s) which exists by comparing the operating expenses net operating costs, cf. daytenderer section § 31-32, § § 33-34 and section 83. This is also true in the case of a child having a place in another municipality. The sibling subsidy for a healthy lunch meal is calculated in relation to the child / children who receive sibling grants to the site.

Paragraph 2. No seafarers are granted to the most expensive seat.

Paragraph 3. The term of the term includes biological siblings, adoptive siblings and brought children in the same home. Children of non-interliving parents with joint custody, which live with both parents equally, are taken into account as siblings of the parents in which they are registered to the population.

Benefit supplements for day quotes

§ 34. On tape in a day tender after the tender section of the day, section 19 of the tender. 2-5, and section 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3 shall constitute the sweetian amount of the municipal management contribution of a sum equal to 50%. of the eligible parental charge as defined in § § 22-24, brought down with a potential financial free-space allowance for the square and a healthy lunch meal.

Private-care Søskend grants

$35. For private care, cf. the Danish Administrative Board of the Procurement Act, Section 80, lays down the sweetenths of the municipal management board to an amount corresponding to at least 85%. of the sibling subsidy to a place calculated by the gross operating costs of the cheapest age equivalent day in accordance with the day of the tender section 19 (1) of the tender. Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, in the residency joint.

Paragraph 2. The private care allowance must not exceed an amount equal to the sibling subsidy to a place intended for the cheapest age equivalent in the residence municipak following the day of the tender section 19 (1). Two-four, and paragraph 21, paragraph 1. Two and three.

Paragraph 3. The sibling for the sibling of paragraph 1. 1, shall be paid to the parents, together with the municipality ' s allowance for private care, after the tender section of section 80 of the tender. The subsidy must be used for the private care.

Chapter 7

Processing for a free-space grant to a place in a day's day, a healthy lunch meal and an orphan lunch order

§ 36. When a child with significant and lasting physical or mental capability has been established for therapeutic reasons, a day tender shall be included in a day tender following the day of the tender section 19 (1). 2-5, and section 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, shall constitute the therapeutic release of the municipal management board, cf. section 43 of the tenderer, an amount corresponding to 50%. of the grant of the grant entitled parental payment, cf. § 22-25, brought in a possible sibling subsidy and financial free space allowance for the square and a healthy lunch meal or a financial clammy allowance for an orphan ' s lunch scheme following the day of the tender section 17.

Paragraph 2. If the child is engaged in a half-time space or less in a day tender, after the tender section 19 (1) of the day, 2-5, and section 21, paragraph 1. 2 and 3, the municipality of the municipal management board shall be increased by means of a treatment-free-based subsidy, cf. section 43 of the tenderer corresponding to 100% of eligible parental payment, cf. § 22-25, brought in a possible sibling subsidy and financial free space allowance for the square and a healthy lunch meal or a financial clammy allowance for an orphan ' s lunch scheme following the day of the tender section 17.

Social pedagogical release grants to a place in a day's tender and a healthy lunch meal

§ 37. The municipality Board shall fix the size of the social-pedagogical free-charge allowance as laid down in section 43 of the tender law. The social worker ' s social pedagogical grant grant may not be more than an amount equal to the actual self-payment of the parent to the place and the payment of a healthy lunch meal or a parent-arranged lunch scheme, brought down with an optomy, seafar-supplements and financial free space grants to the square and a healthy lunch meal or an economic free-charge allowance for an orphan ' s lunch scheme following the day of the tender in section 17 of the tender.

Chapter 8

Deposits to a language stimulus offer 30 hours a week in a day offering

§ 38. When a child is included in a language stimulator in the form of a day tender after the tender section of the day, section 19 of the tender. paragraphs 2 and 3, and section 21 (1). 2 and 3, 30 hours a week, cf. 11 (1) of the tenderer. 5, comprise the municipality ' s contribution, cf. section 43 (3) of the tenderer. 1, no. 5, an amount equal to 100% of the eligible parental pay, cf. § § 22-25.

Paragraph 2. When the parent who has the right to the day tender place resides in the same household with a spouse or living with a concolice in a marriage-related relationship, the status of the spouse or the person ' s employment status and the parent ' s status shall be the same person ' s employment status and the parent ' s status ; the employment status that has the right to the day offer, lay for the purpose of whether the child should receive a language stimulant in the form of a day offer 30 hours a week, cf. 11 (1) of the tenderer. 5.

Paragraph 3. When the parent who has the right to a day offer place is a single provider, cf. Section 26 (1). 4, only the employment status of this parent shall be the reason why the child should receive a language stimulant in the form of a day tender 30 hours per week, cf. 11 (1) of the tenderer. 5.

Paragraph 4. Parents of children engaged in a language incentive offer in the form of a day offer 30 hours per week have a duty to inform the municipality of changes in their employment status, which is relevant to whether the child should remain in place ; the language stimulus supply.

Chapter 9

Transitions and entry into force, etc.

§ 39. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. February 2014.

§ 40. For parents covered by intermediary agreements on the use of daytime offers in another municipality that has been entered into before 1. In January 2004, the former section 15 of the Law on Social Services is applicable, cf. § 2 of Law No 342 of 14. May 2003. The parents pay in these cases, according to the rates of residence, and the residence municipalities shall host the /minor expenses in relation to the institution's municipalities until the end of the specific contract.

§ 41. Pulse schemes according to section 101 and section 102 of the tenderer shall be subject to the rules of this notice, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. For a slot in a pool device, section 102 of the tenderer shall be set for the gross operating expenses for the calculation of the municipality ' s allowance and the parent ' s own payment for each storage scheme on the basis of the budget of the scheme.

Social, Borne, Department of Integration, the 27th. January 2014

Annette Vilhelmsen

/ Søren Lund


Appendix 1

2014 Level Fripeding Scale

Revenue
Payment in percentage of fully eligible parental charge per room for children until school starts,
For and with 161 700 kroner.
0 Percent
161.701. to 165.284 kr.
5 Percent
165.285 kr. to 502.199 kr.
Within this range, the property will be increased by 1 percent for each 3.584 kr.
$502. 200. and above
100 Percent