Arrangement for the transfer of responsibilities for the adoption of objection modesty and the representation of the Dienstherrn in cases of employees of the Federal Social Court, the Federal Insurance Office and the Robert Koch Institute in matters of affairs in accordance with the state aid rules

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Date of completion: 27.07.2004

Full quote:

" Order for the transfer of responsibilities for the adoption of appeals and the representation of the Dienstherrn in the case of legal proceedings of employees of the Federal Social Court, the Federal Insurance Office and the Robert Koch Institute in Matters under the federal state aid rules of 27 July 2004 (BGBl. I p. 2104) "

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In accordance with Section 126 (3) No. 2 sentence 2 of the Civil Service Law Framework Act in conjunction with Section 172 of the Federal Civil Service Act and with Section 46 of the German Law on Judges, the Federal Administrative Office shall be empowered to act on appeals of employees of the Federal Office of Civil Service (Civil Service Law). Federal Social Courts, the Federal Insurance Office and the Robert Koch Institute against Administrative Act, as well as the rejection of a claim in matters under federal state aid rules, to the extent that the Federal Administrative Office for the Federal Republic of Germany The adoption of the administrative act or the rejection of the claim was responsible. Unofficial table of contents

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Pursuant to Section 174 (3) of the Federal Civil Service Act, in conjunction with Section 46 of the German Law on Judges, the Federal Administrative Office shall be represented by the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Protection in the administrative judicial proceedings of the Federal Office for Public Health and Social Protection. Employees of the bodies referred to in Section I shall be transferred in matters under the federal state aid rules. Unofficial table of contents

III.

As far as the Federal Social Court and the Federal Insurance Office are concerned, this arrangement becomes effective on 1 July 2004 and, insofar as it concerns the Robert Koch Institute, on 15 July 2004. Unofficial table of contents

Final formula

The Federal Minister for Health and Social Security