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Law of 9 October 2003 establishing a Law on support for labour-management and assistance by municipalities (Law and Assistance Act)
We Beatrix, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
All of them, who will see or hear these, saluut! do know:
In this regard, we have taken into account the need to simplify and clarify the rules and strengthen the responsibility of the local authorities to assist in the labour market and to provide assistance for the provision of assistance. come to an Act of Work and Assistance, in which the General law , the Law funding Abw, IOAW, and IOAZ , the Law enablement of jobseekers and the In-and-flow-flow decisions are integrated;
In this way, we, the Council of State, and with the mean consultations of the States-General, have been well-regarded and understood to be right and to be understood by the following:
For the purposes of this Act and the provisions based thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
a. Our Minister: Our Minister of Social Affairs and Employment;
b. College: the college of mayor and aldermen, intended in Article 40, first paragraph ;
c. Employee Insurance Implementing Institute: The Employee Insurance Implementation Institute, named in Chapter 5 of the Act implementing organisation of work and income ;
d. Social Insurance Bank: the Social Insurance Bank, named in Chapter 6 of the Act implementing organisation of work and income ;
e. Intelligence Agency: the Intelligence Agency, intended in Article 63 of the Act implementing organisation work and income ;
f. Establishment:
1 °. an institution which, according to its objective and actual activity, focuses on the provision of care and care for those who are in need of care there;
2. an institution which, according to its objective and actual activity, focuses on the provision of sleeping accommodation, where the possibility of providing assistance or guidance is present for more than half of each meal;
g. Directive 2004 /38/EC : Directive No 2004 /38/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on the right of freedom of movement and residence in the territory of the Member States to the citizens of the Union and their family members, amending Regulation (EEC) 1612/68 and repealing Directives 64 /221/EEC , 68 /360/EEC , 72 /194/EEC , 73 /148/EEC , 75 /34/EEC , 75 /35/EEC , 90 /364/EEC , 90 /365/EEC and 93 /96/EEC (PbEU L 158);
h. Deprivation of liberty or deprivation of liberty: a custodial sentence or measure involving deprivation of liberty imposed by an irrevocable judgment as intended for the purpose of the Penal code ;
i. General law : General law as it was by 31 December 2003;
j. Law enablement of jobseekers : Law enablement of jobseekers as it was by 31 December 2003;
k. In-and-flow-flow decisions : In-and-flow-flow decisions as it was at 31 December 2003;
l. Importation Act Work and Assistance Act : Importation Act Work and Assistance Act as it was on the day prior to the entry into force of the Law of 29 December 2008 repealing the Act of Law on Employment and Assistance (Stb). 586);
m. pensionable age: pensionable age specified in Article 7a, first paragraph, of the General old-age law ;
n. annuity: an annuity as referred to in Article 3.125, first paragraph, parts a and c, of the Income Tax Act 2001 , a annuity account or an annualinvestment entitlement as intended Article 3.126a of that Act a right to periodic benefits or benefits in kind for which an annual rate of interest may be paid. Article I, Section O, of Chapter 2 of the Income Tax Act 2001 is applicable.
For the purposes of this Act and the provisions based thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
a. Grants of public insurance: premiums in the public sector as defined in the Social insurance financing law ;
b. Child benefit: child benefit on the basis of the General Child by-entry law ;
c. minimum minimum wage: the minimum wage per month, for the purpose of Article 8, first paragraph, part a, of the minimum wage law and minimum holiday allowances or, in the case of an employee under the age of 23 years, the minimum wage per month applicable to his age, as specified in Article 7, third paragraph And Article 8, third paragraph, of the Act.
1 The following shall be treated in the same way as the following:
a. spouse: registered partner;
b. spouses: registered partners;
c. marriage: registered partnership;
d. married: registered as a partner;
e. married: registered as a partner;
f. married persons: registered as partners;
g. divorce: termination of a registered partnership other than death or missing persons.
2 This Act and the following provisions shall be:
a. As married or as a spouse, the unmarried person who carries a common household with another person, unless it is a relative in the first degree, a relative in the first degree or a relative of the second degree, if there is a relative There is a need for care in one of the second-degree blood relatives;
b. As unmarried, the person who lives permanently separated from the person with whom he is married shall be regarded as unmarried.
3 A common household is involved if two persons have their main residence in the same dwelling and they show care for each other through the provision of a contribution to the cost of the household or otherwise.
4 A common household shall in any event be deemed to be present if the interested parties have their main residence in the same dwelling and:
a. They have been married with each other, or have been identified as married in the two-year period preceding the application for assistance for the provision of assistance;
b. their relationship a child has been born or recognised by one child of one by the other;
(c) they have a mutual obligation to contribute to the housekeeping under a contractual social contract; or
d. They shall be regarded as having a common household attitude, according to their nature and scope, corresponding to the common household, as specified in the third paragraph.
5 In the case of a general measure of management, the registrations and during which period shall be taken into account for the purposes of paragraph 4 of the fourth paragraph.
6 In this law and the provisions based thereon, a dwelling includes a trailer or a houseship.
7 In the case of the first degree referred to in paragraph 2 (a), a majority of the former foster child of the unmarried person shall be understood to be part of the second.
8 Under the former foster child means a foster child for whom the unmarried person received or receives a foster charge on the basis of the Law on Youth or the Juvenile law , or child benefit received on the basis of the General Child by-entry law .
1 The following shall be understood in this Act and the provisions which are based thereon:
a. Single: the unmarried person who does not have any of the following children and does not have a common household with another, unless it is a relative of the first grade or a blood relative to the second degree if one of the blood relatives in the Second degree, there is a need for care;
b. Single parent: the unmarried person who has full care for one or more of his troubled children and does not conduct a joint household with another, unless it is a blood relative in the first degree or a blood relative to the second degree if there is one Second-degree blood relatives must be required to deal with care;
c. Family:
1 °. the married persons,
2 °. the married persons with the children who are suffering from them;
3 °. the single parent with the children of his suffering;
ed. child: the own child or stepchild resident in the Netherlands or, for the purposes of the Articles 9 , 9a and 30, second paragraph , the foster child resident in the Netherlands,
e. Dependent child: the child under the age of 18 years for whom the single parent or the married person on the basis of Article 18 of the General Child Allowances Law child benefit is paid, will be paid or would be paid if Article 7, second paragraph, of that Act would not apply.
2 Under the first degree referred to in paragraph 1 (a) and (b), parts (a) and (b) shall be understood to mean a stepchild of a majority or of a former foster child of the unmarried person.
For the purposes of this Act and the provisions based thereon, the following definitions shall apply:
Assistance: general and special assistance;
(b) general assistance: the provision of assistance in the general necessary costs of the existence;
c. Standard standard standard: Section 3.2 Standard applicable to the person concerned reduced by the following: Section 3.3 , reduction determined by the college;
d. Special assistance: the assistance provided for in: Article 35 , the individual income supplement referred to in Article 36 , and the individual study allowance, intended in Article 36b ;
e. provision is made of any provision outside this law to which the person concerned is entitled, or to appeal, to acquire funds or to finance specific expenditure.
1 The following shall be understood in this Act and the provisions which are based thereon:
a. Non-benefit beneficiary: the person under the pensionable age, who is registered as an unemployed person seeking employment with the Employment Insurance Institution and who has no right to labour support under the Staff Regulations Law on incapacity for work of young handicapped persons or a benefit under this law or the Unemployment law , the Income Provision of the older unemployed , the Law for incapacity for the self-employed , the Law on incapacity for work of young handicapped persons , the Law employment and income to work , the Incapacity for work insurance, The Supplements Act , the Temporary law limiting income effects incapacity criteria , the General Survivors Act or a benefit under a scheme, which corresponds to those laws according to their nature and scope;
b. labor-switching: getting generally accepted labor, not using a facility as intended to be used in Article 7, first paragraph, part a ;
c. social activation: the provision of unrewarded socially meaningful activities aimed at labour-switching or, if labour-switching is not yet possible, on self-employed social participation;
d. Starting qualification: a diploma of training as intended in Article 7.2.2, first paragraph, points (b) to (e) of the Education and Vocational Education Act or a diploma in higher general secondary education or preparatory scientific education, intended in Article 7 Other 8 of the Secondary Education Act ;
e. target group wage cost subsidy: persons referred to in the Article 7, first paragraph, part a , from whom it has been established that they are not able to earn the statutory minimum wage, but have opportunities for employment;
f. conscription: a service governed by private law or public law;
g. wage value: defined percentage of the legal wage for the labour performed by a person, which is part of the target group wage cost subsidy, in a function proportional to the performance of the employment performance in that function of an average employee with a similar training and experience, which does not belong to the target wage cost subsidy.
2 The City Council lays down rules on the wage-cost subsidy target group and the pay value referred to in paragraphs 1 and g of the first paragraph of this Regulation. In any event, these rules shall determine:
a. the method of determining who belongs to the target wage cost subsidy; and
b. the manner in which the pay value is determined.
For the purposes of this Act and the provisions based thereon, data shall be understood to include personal data as intended for the purposes of the Personal data protection law .
1 This law and the provisions based thereon shall be subject to medical care-limits: if, directly and objectively medically determined due to illness, defects, pregnancy or childbirth are taxable for a lower number of hours than the normal working time, specified in Article 12, second paragraph, of the minimum wage law and minimum holiday allowances .
2 The College may:
a. of ex officio determine whether a person is as intended to Article 7, first paragraph, point (a) (1) , medical care is limited;
b. upon written request of a person as intended by Article 7, first paragraph, point (a) (1) -Determine if he's medically constrained.
3 An application as referred to in paragraph 2 (b) may be submitted only once every 12 months.
4 The implementing institute workers ' insurances shall carry out the work for the college for the purposes of establishing whether a person is as intended to Article 7, first paragraph, point (a) (1) -Medical system is limited and advises the college on this.
1 The College:
a. In case of labor-switching support:
1 °. persons receiving general assistance;
2 °. persons referred to in the Article 34a, fifth paragraph, part b , 35, fourth paragraph, part b , and 36, third member, part b, of the Wet Work and Income to Labor Equity until the employment income of employment for two consecutive years is at least the minimum wage and does not provide for the benefit of that person in those two years wage costs as intended Article 10d was granted,
3 °. persons referred to in Article 10, second paragraph ,
4. persons with survivors ' or orphan's benefits on the basis of the General Survivors Act
5 °. persons with a benefit based on the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers ,
6 °. persons with a benefit based on the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers , and
7 °. Non-benefit claimants
and, where the college considers the provision of a provision, including social activation aimed at labour-switching, to be necessary and provides for the provision of such provision;
(b) provide assistance to persons who are in a situation or are likely to be affected in such circumstances that they do not have the resources to bear the necessary costs of life; and
c. develops policies for the purpose of performing a quid pro quo as referred to in Article 9 (c) (c) , and carries out this, in accordance with the Regulation referred to in Article 8a, first paragraph, part b .
2 The College works in the implementation of the first paragraph, part a, together with the Implementing Institute Workers ' Insurance.
3 The first paragraph, part (a), shall not apply to persons:
a. Under the age of 27 years of age who may follow through from the National Fund for the education of the Member States;
b. as intended in Article 41, fourth paragraph , who have reported to seek assistance during the four weeks following the notification, referred to in Article 44 ; or
c. to whom the Implementing Institute provides for a payment of benefits, unless it concerns a person for whom wage subsidy is intended to be paid Article 10d has been granted, until his income from employment in employment for two continuous years is at least the minimum wage and has not been paid for the benefit of that person during the two years of employment.
4 The College may make the implementation of this Law, subject to the determination of the rights and obligations of the person concerned and the necessary assessment of its circumstances, to be carried out by third parties. The College may mandate the establishment and assessment referred to in the first sentence to be made to the governing bodies.
5 In the case of, or under general management, rules may be laid down in respect of the second to fourth members.
6 The first paragraph, part b, shall not apply where the provision of assistance under the Article 47a, first paragraph -to the task of the Social Insurance Bank.
7 The College and the Implementing Institute Workers ' Insurance may agree that the College of Persons to whom the Implementing Institute provides for a payment of benefits shall support and offer to those persons the provision of benefits as Referred to in paragraph 1 (a).
8 Implementation of the first paragraph, part a, by means of Article 10a does not apply to the person who is less than 27 years old.
9 In carrying out the task referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (a), Article 5 of the Social Employment Act shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 The municipal council lays down rules for the following:
a. reduction of the assistance referred to in Article 18, second paragraph and the period of the reduction of the assistance provided for in Article 18, fifth and sixth paragraph;
b. the granting of an individual income supplement as referred to in Article 36 ;
c. the grant of an individual study allowance as referred to in Article 36b ;
d. the exercise of the power of reckoning, referred to in Article 60b ;
e. to reduce the amount of assistance provided in Article 9a, 12th member .
2 The rules referred to in paragraph 1 shall, in so far as it relates to paragraph 1 (b), relate, in any event, to the amount of the individual income supplement and the manner in which the concepts of a long-term and low level are to be addressed. income.
3 The rules referred to in paragraph 1 shall apply in so far as they relate to the first paragraph, section c, at least to the level and the frequency of payment of the individual study allowance.
1 The municipal council lays down rules for the following:
a. support for labour-switching and the provision of facilities aimed at labour-switching, intended to be used in the labour market; Article 7, first paragraph, part a , and Article 10, first paragraph ;
b. To contribute to the payment of a counterpart Article 9 (c) (c) ;
c. Training or training specified in: Article 10a, fifth paragraph ;
d. the premium provided for in Article 10a, sixth paragraph ;
e. the conduct of work in a sheltered environment, intended in Article 10b .
2 The rules referred to in paragraph 1 shall, in any event, determine:
a. under which conditions which persons referred to in Article 7, first paragraph, part a , and employers of these persons are eligible for provisions to be defined in the Regulation and how they take account of circumstances such as care tasks, and the fact that the person is part of the target wage subsidy group, or uses sheltered work, intended to be used in Article 10b , or any other structural functional restriction, shall be distributed in a balanced way among such persons;
b. which rules apply to the provision of training or training and to the premium if unrewarded additional work is carried out as intended in Article 10a where those rules for the premium relate in any case to the level of the premium in relation to the poverty trap.
The municipal council, in the context of financial management, lays down rules on combating it wrongly receiving assistance as well as misuse and improper use of the law.
If, in the case of a common procedure, as referred to in the Common Arrangements Law the implementation of this law has been fully transferred to the board of a public body as referred to in Article 8 of that Act , that board shall apply for the purposes of this Act, with the exception of: paragraphs 7.1 and 7.3 , in the place of the relevant colleges.
2 In the case of a general measure of management, areas within which colleges shall cooperate with a view to the coherent implementation of the tasks assigned to the colleges and the local councils by or under this law and other laws, only if the necessary cooperation is lacking in these areas and after our Minister has consulted with the relevant colleges in accordance with the agreement. That measure may lay down rules on the form of cooperation.
3 The proposal for the measure is made by Our Minister, in accordance with Our Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations. This nomination shall not be made after the design has been published in the Official Gazette and shall be given to any person concerned within four weeks of the day on which the publication is made, wishes and concerns of our Minister. - At the same time as the publication, the draft shall be submitted to the two Chambers of the States-General.
The City Council shall periodically draw up a plan on the manner in which the College will implement the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Trb), established in New York on 13 December 2006. 2007, 169).
1 The person concerned aged 18 years or more but less than the pensionable age is, from the day of notification as referred to in Article 44, second paragraph , mandatory:
a. To power generally accepted labor, without use of a facility as specified in Article 7, first paragraph, part a , to be obtained, to accept and retain them, including registration as a job seeker with the Implementing Institute workers ' insurances, if he/she is entitled to do so by virtue of Article 30b, 1st paragraph, of the Act structure implementing organisation work and income ;
(b) make use of a provision of services offered by the College, including social activation, aimed at labour-switching, as well as to cooperate in an investigation of its possibilities of labour-switching and, where appropriate, to cooperate in drawing up, implementing, and evaluating a plan of approach as intended Article 44a ;
c. ability of the college to provide unrewarded socially useful work that is carried out alongside or in addition to regular labour and which do not lead to crowding out in the labour market.
2 If there are compelling reasons for this, the college may, in individual cases, temporarily waive an obligation as referred to in the first paragraph, parts a and c. Care tasks may be considered as compelling reasons, provided that this cannot be taken into account by means of a provision as referred to in Article 3 (2) of the EC Treaty. Article 7, first paragraph, part a .
3 If assistance is granted to married persons, the obligations, referred to in paragraph 1, shall apply to each of them.
4 The obligation to accept generally accepted labour applies to the single parent with children up to 12 years only after the college has satisfied themselves with the availability of appropriate childcare, the application of adequate training and the tax burden of the person concerned.
5 The obligations referred to in points (a), (b) and (c) of paragraph 1 shall not apply to the person who is wholly or permanently incapable of work as referred to in Article 3 (2). Article 4 of the Act of Work and Income to Work .
6 The person concerned is obliged to abstain from very serious misconduct in respect of the persons and bodies responsible for the implementation of this Law while carrying out their duties.
7 The obligation, referred to in paragraph 1 (c), does not apply to the single parent holding a waiver as intended to be covered by the Article 9a, first paragraph .
1 Without prejudice Article 9, second paragraph , the College grants a single parent who has full care of a child up to his last child up to five years at his/her request waiver from the obligation referred to in Article 9, first paragraph, part a.
2 The derogation provided for in paragraph 1 shall be granted once.
3 The derogation provided for in paragraph 1 shall not be granted to the extent that the single parent's attitude and conduct proves unequivocally that it is the obligations laid down in the first paragraph of this Article. Article 9, first paragraph, part b -Don't want to live.
4 The derogation, referred to in paragraph 1, shall apply as long as the youngest child of the single parent has not reached the age of five years. Without prejudice to the first sentence, the derogation shall be valid for a maximum period of five years. This period shall be deducted from the period or periods in which the single parent in the previous place of residence or in the previous residence has made use of the exemption provided for in paragraph 1, and the period of application of the derogation. period, or periods, in which application is given to Article 17, fourth paragraph, of the Act to invest in young people .
5 The derogation provided for in paragraph 1 shall be waived if the full duration of five years has not yet been fully utilised:
(a) be suspended from the law, with effect from the date on which the youngest child reaches the age of five years;
(b) be suspended automatically if there is no longer entitlement to assistance;
(c) suspended by the college at the request of the single parent to whom the exemption referred to in paragraph 1 has been granted; or
d. Withdrawn by the College if unambiguous attitudes and practices of the single parent show that he/she is subject to his obligations Article 9, first paragraph, part b -Don't want to live.
6 At the request of the single parent with a child for up to five years, the college shall terminate a suspension as referred to in paragraph 5 (a) to (c) if the conditions set out therein are no longer applicable are.
7 The College shall, within six months of the receipt of the request referred to in paragraph 1, draw up a plan of approach to the implementation of the provision of the provision, as set out in paragraph 2. Article 9, first paragraph, part b , for the single parent to whom a waiver has been granted as referred to in the first paragraph.
8 After drawing up the plan of approach referred to in paragraph 7, the College shall carry out a review every six months in accordance with the provisions of the plan of approach adopted in accordance with the provisions of this Article. Article 9, first paragraph, part b . The re-examination is also intended to ensure compliance with the provision of the plan of approach adopted in the relevant plan. The College shall also assess whether there is any change in the provision of the provision.
9 If the re-examination provided for in paragraph 8 gives rise to the review, the College shall draw up an amended plan of action.
10 The college complements the provision, intended to Article 9, first paragraph, part b , for the single parent to whom a waiver has been granted as referred to in the first member and who does not have a start-up qualification at least in training or training that promotes access to the labour market, unless it is considered of the college, such training or training exceeds the strength or competence of the single parent.
11 At the request of the single parent who has a start-up qualification and to whom a waiver is granted as referred to in the first paragraph, the college shall complete the provision, intended Article 9, first paragraph, part b , in the course of training in the vocational training course, as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 7.2.2, second paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , which promotes access to the labour market, unless, in the opinion of the college, such training or training exceeds the strength or abilities of the single parent.
12 The College shall reduce the amount of assistance provided for in the Regulation referred to in the Article 8, first paragraph, part e , if the college has withdrawn the derogation provided for in paragraph 1 pursuant to paragraph 5 (d). A reduction shall be waived if any form of reproach is missing.
1 Persons receiving general assistance, persons referred to in the Article 34a, fifth paragraph, part b , 35, fourth paragraph, part b , and 36, third member, part b, of the Wet Work and Income to Labor Equity until the employment income of two continuous years is at least the minimum wage, persons with a survivor's benefit on the basis of the General Survivors Act and non-benefit claimants, in accordance with the Regulation, referred to in Article 8a , entitlement to support in the case of labour-switching and the provision deemed necessary in the opinion of the college for labour-switching, including personal support for the provision of the person entrusted to that person. tasks, if that person, without that support, would not be able to carry out those tasks.
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to persons not belonging to one of the groups referred to in paragraph 1 because of the provision of a provision for labour force-switching.
3 Article 40, first paragraph , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 The college may be executed in order to implement Article 7, first paragraph, part a The person who receives general assistance and for whom the opportunity of occupational integration is low and who is therefore not at present mediable in the labour market, shall have additional work carried out for up to two years. year.
2 In the case of additional activities referred to in paragraph 1, primary work on the labour-circuit work shall be understood as being carried out in addition to or in addition to the college under the responsibility of the college under this law. regular labour, and which do not lead to crowding out in the labour market.
3 For the period of two years referred to in paragraph 1, activities shall be carried out within the framework of another provision as referred to in Article 3 (1). Article 7, first paragraph, part a -for a maximum period of six months, if, in the opinion of the college, there is a real view of a service in the case of the person carrying out the work of the same or larger size that begins during the course of the course of work or After that, six months later.
4 For the period of two years referred to in paragraph 1, work shall be carried out before 1 January 2007, not being taken into account.
5 The College shall offer to the person who pursues additional work under this Article and who does not have a start-up qualification after a period of six months from the start of that work, a facility for labour-switching in the form of training or training which promotes access to the labour market, unless, in the opinion of the College, such training or training exceeds the powers or abilities of the person concerned. No training or training shall be offered where training or training in the opinion of the college does not contribute to increasing the likelihood of involvement in the employment process of the person concerned.
6 The college shall provide to the party concerned, each time that it has carried out additional activities for six months under this Article, to grant a premium as referred to in Article 2 (2). Article 31, second paragraph, part j If, in the opinion of the college, he cooperated sufficiently in the course of the six months in order to increase his chances of being involved in the work process.
7 If the college and the implementing institute workers ' insurance have agreed that Article 7, first paragraph, part a , applies to a person to whom the Implementing Institute provides employment insurance benefits, to be read in the application of the first 'general assistance' member: workers ' insurance.
8 As regards the person who pursues additional work under the first paragraph, the college shall, after a period of nine months from the beginning of that work or the application of this Article, assess its chances of being taken into account in the course of the period of work of the College of Commissioners. -has increased labor. If that is not the case, the conduct of the additional work shall be completed 12 months after the start of that work.
9 As regards the person performing additional work under the first paragraph, the college shall assess, before the end of the two-year period referred to in the first paragraph, or the continuation thereof for the purpose of being in the person concerned. A significant improvement in the chances of integration in the work process is improved. If that is the case, the college may extend the two-year period by one year under the condition that the third-year party carries out additional work other than that in the first two years in a different environment. has been done.
10 Where the period of two years has been extended by virtue of the ninth paragraph, the college shall assess, before the end of the third year or its continuation for the purposes of factors placed in the person, its chances of being taken into account in the employment process. significantly improves. If that is the case, the College may further extend the period by one year.
1 The college may be executed in order to implement Article 7, first paragraph, part a , establish ex officio whether someone has opportunities for employment participation exclusively in a sheltered environment under adapted conditions.
2 If the college intends to determine whether a resident has opportunities for employment alone in a sheltered environment under adapted conditions, the Implementing Institute shall conduct employee insurance on the basis of: rules to be laid down by or pursuant to general rules of administration, for the college of work for the purposes of that adoption, and shall advise the College on this matter.
3 If, on the basis of the first paragraph by the college, it is established that a person has opportunities for employment participation exclusively in a sheltered environment under adapted conditions, the college shall ensure that this person has a provision of services where he carries out work in a sheltered environment and under adapted conditions.
4 In the Regulation referred to in Article 8a, first paragraph, part e In any event, the City Council shall determine:
(a) the procedures for determining which persons are eligible for the ex officio determination referred to in the first paragraph;
b. which facilities aimed at labour-switching are offered to enable the work referred to in the first paragraph;
c. the manner in which the volume of supply of the provision referred to in paragraph 1 is established.
5 The nomination for a general measure of directors to be adopted under the second paragraph shall not be made earlier than four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
1 The college may:
a. upon written request of a person as intended in Article 7, first paragraph, part a , determine whether that person is a wage-cost subsidy target group;
b. of ex officio determine whether a person is as intended to Article 7, first paragraph, part a, points 1, 2, 3, 5 or 6 , until the target group wage cost subsidy is included.
2 An application as referred to in paragraph 1 (a) may be submitted only once every 12 months.
1 If an employer intends to engage in a service with a person belonging to the target wage cost subsidy, the college shall determine the wage value of that person. If that employment comes to a position, the College grants wage-cost subsidy to the employer.
2 The first paragraph shall not apply where:
a. the work is carried out in a service referred to in the Articles 2 and 7 of the Social Employment Act ; or
(b) relating to the provision of employment a probationary period and the third paragraph has been applied.
3 The college may be a person as referred to in Article 7, first paragraph, part a, points 1, 2, 3, 5 or 6 , and which is part of the target wage subsidy target group, has, for a maximum period of three months, provided unrewarded work for an employer in order to establish a fair value of the wage value.
4 The amount of the wage cost subsidy referred to in the first paragraph is the difference between the statutory minimum wage plus the entitlement to the holiday allowance on the basis of: Article 15 of the minimum wage law and minimum holiday allowances and the earnings value of that person plus the annual pay benefit for that person in proportion to the wage value, but is not more than 70% of the total amount of the statutory minimum wage and the entitlement to the benefit of the holiday benefit on the basis of of Article 15 of the Law on minimum wage and minimum holiday allowance, together with a fee to be determined by ministerial arrangement for workers ' reports. The wage cost subsidy shall be reduced proportionately, if the agreed working time is less than the normal working time specified in Article 12 of the Law, minimum wage and minimum holiday allowances .
5 The college shall, after the commencement of the service, annually:
a. Of its own motion, whether a person still belongs to the target labour cost subsidy;
(b) The amount of the pay value and the wage-cost subsidy shall be fixed ex officio.
If it is a service referred to in Article 10b, first paragraph In the case of its own motion, it shall be once a period of three years.
6 The first to fifth members are no longer applicable to a person from the moment it has been established that the person does not belong to the target group wage subsidy.
7 If the college grants wage cost subsidy as provided for in this Article, it shall not grant any other subsidy for labour costs in respect of the same employment.
8 If a person in a service where a wage cost subsidy referred to in this Article is granted his place of residence to another municipality, the term "college" shall be understood as meaning the college of residence in this Article. that the first member granted the wage-cost subsidy on the basis of the employment relationship.
9 [ Red: This member has not yet entered into force.]
10 The college does not provide a wage subsidy with respect to periods of entitlement to sickness benefit on the basis of Article 29b of the Health Act .
Persons belonging to the target group wage cost subsidy are entitled to counselling in the workplace.
Rules may be laid down in respect of the general measure of administration in respect of the Articles 6 , 10b , 10c and 10d .
In addition to Article 7 may provide support to persons in respect of whom the college considers that a learning work pathway is provided, provided that such support is required for the following teaching work path and persons:
a. of 16 or 17 years of who is the compulsory or the qualification requirement, intended in the Compulsory education 1969 , has not yet ended; or
b. From 18 to 27 years of age who have not yet achieved a start qualification.
1 Any Dutchman residing in the Netherlands who is in the place of land in the Netherlands is in such circumstances or is likely to be unable to obtain the necessary costs for the necessary costs, has the right to receive assistance from the Netherlands. Government.
2 The Dutchman referred to in paragraph 1 shall be treated in the same way as the person residing in the Netherlands who is lawfully resident in the Netherlands for the purposes of the Article 8 (a) to (e) and (l) of the Aliens Act 2000 -with the exception of cases referred to in Article 24, second paragraph, of Directive 2004 /38/EC .
3 In the case of a general measure of management, other foreigners resident here, other than those referred to in paragraph 2, may be equated with a Dutchman for the purposes of applying this law:
a. in the execution of a Convention or of a Decision of an international organisation; or
b. if, after having been lawfully resident within the meaning of Article 8 (a) to (e) and (l) of the Aliens Act 2000 , legally resident in the Netherlands, as referred to in Article 8 (g) or (h) of that Act and they fulfil the conditions laid down in that general measure of administration.
4 The right to assistance shall be granted jointly by the spouses, unless one of the spouses has no right of assistance.
An individual of 18, 19 or 20 years shall be entitled to special assistance where the necessary costs of existence exceed the standard standard and he/she cannot rely on his parents for these costs, because:
a. The resources of the parents are not sufficient for this purpose; or
b. he cannot reasonably monetize his right of maintenance vis-a-vis his parents.
1 The person shall not be entitled to assistance:
a. to whom freedom has been deprived of his freedom;
b. who shall be involved in the implementation of a custodial sentence or measure involving deprivation of liberty;
c. fulfilling military or alternative service obligations;
d. who does not take part in employment because of a work strike or exclusion, in so far as its lack of resources is the result;
e. who stays outside the Netherlands or a continuous period of more than four weeks ' stay outside the Netherlands for more than four weeks per calendar year;
f. that is less than 18 years;
(g) which requests assistance for the partial or total repayment of an indebtedness and, moreover, in the event of the creation of the indebtedness, or subsequently, has or has the means to bear the necessary costs of life.
2 No right to general assistance shall have the person:
a. 18, 19 or 20 years of age residing in an establishment;
b. who enjoys unpaid leave as referred to in Article 1 (g) of the Unemployment Act whether married to such person, to the extent that his lack of resources is due to that person, unless the person concerned is a single parent and enjoys a leave of absence as referred to in Article 3 (2). Chapter 6 of the Law of Work and Care ;
(c) who is less than 27 years of age and can carry out education from the public purse, and:
1 °. in connection with that claim is a claim to study financing on the basis of the Law for the 2000 financial year , then
2 °. in so doing, no claim to the tuition-financing and education of the teaching is not followed;
d. who is under 27 years of age and from whose attitude and behaviour proves unequivocally that he is the obligations, meant in Article 9, first paragraph , or Article 55 Don't want to live
3 The first paragraph, part (a), does not apply to categories of persons to be referred to in general measures involving the enforcement of a custodial sentence or measure involving deprivation of liberty outside a penitentiary Establishment, a facility for the purpose of nursing at the disposal of a facility or a device as intended for the purpose of Article 1 (b) of the PrincipLaw of the Judicial Youth . Paragraph 1 (a) and (b), in so far as it concerns the right to special assistance, does not apply to the person legally deprived of his freedom on the basis of the Law on special drawings in psychiatric hospitals , or from Article 37, first paragraph, of the Penal Code or, after dismissal of all legal proceedings, of Article 37b (1) of the Criminal Code and to the person concerned with the enforcement of a measure involving deprivation of liberty on the basis of those articles.
4 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, subparagraph (e), for persons who have reached retirement age, a period of 13 weeks shall apply.
In any case, the costs of the existence necessary shall not be incurred in respect of:
a. Satisfaction of maintenance obligations;
b. Payment of a fine;
c. suffered or damage;
d. voluntary contributions in the context of public insurance;
e. the costs of medical operations and operations which may be included in the development medicine referred to in the Law on special medical operations , or where such medical treatment and operations are carried out outside the Netherlands.
1 In so far as it is not entitled to assistance in so far as it is possible to rely on an existing provision which, having regard to its nature and purpose, is deemed to be sufficient and appropriate to the party concerned. Nor does the right to assistance cover costs which are considered as not necessary in the present provision.
2 may be relied upon on an underlying provision not to be understood as at the request of the college:
a. submission by the person concerned of an application for advance of the effective date of an old-age pension as referred to in Article 3 (1) Article 1 of the Pensions Act or Article 1 of the Compulsory Occupational Pension Scheme Act , as long as the person concerned has not reached pensionable age;
(b) take advantage of the possibility to dispose of the value of an annuity as long as the person concerned has not reached the retirement age, and:
1 °. during the review period, the effective date of the annuity has not been postponed;
2 °. in so far as the total value of such annuity or annuity does not exceed € 250, the value being the value of the value without deduction of any interest payable on it by the person concerned. amounts referred to in Article 31, third paragraph ; and
3 °. to the extent that the annuity or annuity is included:
(i) has taken place prior to the review period; or
(ii) during the review period it has taken place each year at least some of the inlay and the amount of maximum amounts of € 6 000 per year has been committed.
For the purposes of this Article, the period of review shall be the period of five years prior to the application for assistance.
4 In the case of a ministerial arrangement, detailed rules on the assessment and application of the conditions in paragraph 2 shall be laid down.
5 may appeal to an present provision as referred to in paragraph 1 does not mean the possibility of making a request for an advance as referred to in Article 5 (1). Article 22 of the General old-age law .
6 This paragraph and the fifth paragraph shall expire with effect from 1 October 2016.
1 By way of derogation from this paragraph, the College may, by way of derogation from this paragraph, assist a person who does not have the right to assistance if, for the most urgent reasons, the College is responsible for doing so.
2 The first paragraph shall not apply to non-nationals other than those referred to in Article 1 (2). Article 11, second and third paragraphs .
1 The person concerned shall, on request or without delay, inform the college of all the facts and circumstances in which it is reasonably clear that they may have an influence on his labour-switching or the right to a right of assistance. This obligation shall not apply where such facts and circumstances can be determined by the College on the basis of information which is deemed authentic by law or which may be obtained from a ministerial order. administration. A ministerial arrangement shall lay down the details of which the second sentence shall apply.
2 The interested party shall, on request, provide the college with the cooperation reasonably necessary for the implementation of this Act, including in any case the provision of cooperation to a call to act in a given place and time. appear in connection with his labour-switching.
3 In the implementation of this Act, the College shall determine the identity of the person concerned on the basis of a document as referred to in Article 3 (1). Article 1, first paragraph, below 1º to 3º, of the Identification Light Act .
4 Any person shall be obliged to the College, on request, to issue a document as referred to in Article 1 of the Identification Light Act provided that it is reasonably necessary for the implementation of this Act to be disclosed.
1 The College shall pay the assistance and the obligations attached to it in the circumstances, possibilities and means of the party concerned.
2 The College shall reduce the amount of assistance provided for in the Regulation referred to in the Article 8, first paragraph, part a In respect of the failure to comply with the obligations arising from this Act, with the exception of Article 17, first paragraph, or if the person concerned considers that the college is not aware of any of the It shows responsibility for the provision in existence.
3 The College shall review a decision as referred to in paragraph 2 within a time limit to be determined by the College for a period not exceeding three months.
4 In any event, the College shall reduce the amount of assistance in accordance with the fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth paragraphs in respect of the failure to comply with the following obligations:
a. Accepting or maintaining generally accepted labour;
(b) give effect to the obligation imposed by the college to be registered in a temporary employment agency;
c. To obtain the ability of generally accepted labour into a place of residence other than the commune, before moving to that other municipality;
d. Be prepared to travel over a distance of a total journey time of 3 hours per day, if necessary for the acquisition of power, acceptance or retention of generally accepted labour;
e. are willing to move, if the college has become apparent that there is no other ability to acquire, accept or retain generally accepted labour, and the interested party has an employment contract with a a period of at least one year and a net reward which is at least equal to the standard standard of assistance applicable to the person concerned;
f. the acquisition and retention of knowledge and skills, necessary for the acquisition of ability, acceptance or retention of generally accepted labour;
g. To obtain the ability to accept, accept or maintain generally accepted labour does not interfere with clothing, lack of personal care or behaviour;
(h) making use of facilities offered by the college, including social activation, aimed at labour-switching and cooperating in research into his or her job-making facilities.
5 If the party fails to comply with an obligation referred to in the fourth paragraph, the college shall reduce the rate of assistance by 100% for a period of at least one month as laid down in the Regulation referred to in Article 8 (1) (a), and Not more than three months. The Regulation referred to in Article 8, first paragraph, part a It may also provide that the amount of the reduction shall be set out in respect of the month on which the measure is to be set up and not more than the following two months, with at least 1/3 of the amount of the reduction being set in the first month of the reduction.
6 If the interested party fails to comply with an obligation referred to in the fourth paragraph within 12 months of the date of application of the fifth paragraph, the college shall, by way of derogation from the fifth paragraph, reduce the amount of the aid by 100% for a person in the course of the fourth paragraph. Regulation referred to in Article 8, first paragraph, part a , period fixed, which in any case exceeds the period of reduction laid down in accordance with paragraph 5, and not more than three months.
7 If the interested party fails to comply with an obligation referred to in the fourth paragraph within 12 months of the adoption of the sixth paragraph, the college shall, by way of derogation from the fifth and sixth paragraphs, reduce the amount of the aid by 100% for a period of time. period of three months.
8 If the party fails to comply with an obligation referred to in paragraph 4 within 12 months of the date of application of the seventh paragraph, the College shall, by way of derogation from the fifth, sixth and seventh paragraphs, reduce the amount of the assistance granted by the person concerned to the 100% for a period of three months.
9 The college will waive the imposition of a measure, if any form of reproach is missing.
10 The College shall agree on a measure or measure imposed on the circumstances of the person concerned and on its ability to acquire means, if, in view of particular circumstances, there are compelling reasons why to that end.
11 If the college has reduced the assistance in accordance with fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth paragraph, the college may, at the request of the party concerned with respect to whom the measure was imposed, revise the reduction as soon as the attitude and the conduct of the interested party has shown unequivocally that it fulfils the obligations laid down in the fourth paragraph.
12 In the application of this Article, the person concerned shall be understood to mean the family.
1 The college shall impose an administrative penalty of not more than the penalty amount for failure or failure to comply properly by the person concerned with the obligation to comply with the obligations of the Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income . The administrative penalty is not lower than the penalty which would be imposed on the basis of the third paragraph if there was no penalty amount.
2 In this article, bending is meant to be the amount which, as a result of failing or not properly, is intended to be Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , wrongly or until an excessive amount of assistance has been received.
3 If it is not or is not properly fulfilled by the interested party of an obligation as referred to in Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , has not resulted in a benzenary amount, the college shall impose an administrative penalty of up to the amount of the second category referred to in the second category. Article 23 (4) of the Code of Criminal Law .
4 The college may waive the imposition of an administrative penalty as referred to in paragraph 3 and suffice to issue a written warning for failure to comply or not properly by the interested party of an obligation such as Intended in Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , unless the fulfilment of the obligations not properly or not properly takes place within a period of two years from the date on which the warning has previously been issued to the party concerned.
5 The college imposes an administrative penalty on account of failure or failure to comply properly by the person concerned of the obligation, Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , as a result of which an undue amount of assistance has been received unduly or up to an excessive amount of assistance, up to 150% of the amount of the relief if, within a period of five years prior to the date of the offence, an earlier payment was made An administrative fine or a criminal penalty has been imposed on the basis of a previous infringement, consisting of the same conduct, which has become final.
6 By way of derogation from paragraph 5, the five-year period referred to in that paragraph shall be 10 years if, in view of the earlier offence referred to in paragraph 5, the person concerned has been penalised by an unconditional jail term.
7 The college may:
a. Reducing the administrative fine if there is a reduction in reproach;
(b) renounce the imposition of administrative penalty if there are compelling reasons for doing so.
8 The person to whom an administrative fine has been pened shall be obliged to supply to the college, upon request, the information relevant to the enforcement of the administrative fine.
9 Where assistance is granted to a family, the obligation to pay the administrative fine shall be the responsibility of all members of the family, and the members of the family shall be jointly and severally liable for the fulfilment of that obligation.
10 In the case of general administrative measures, detailed rules on the level of the administrative penalty shall be laid down.
11 In the case of ministerial rules, rules may be laid down as regards the procedure for implementing the decision imposing the administrative fine.
12 By way of derogation from Article 8:69 of the General Law governing the administrative law the court of appeal or appeal may also alter the amount on which the administrative fine was determined, to the detriment of the person concerned.
1 The College shall reduce the amount of assistance, in accordance with the ninth, 10th and 11th members, if, in its opinion, it is reasonable to suggest that the person concerned does not or may not sufficiently control the Dutch language, ability to obtain, accept, and retain generally accepted labor.
2 The college shall issue a test to the party concerned, if the person concerned:
a. has not followed the Dutch-speaking education for eight years;
b. Not a diploma in citizenship as referred to in Article 7, second paragraph, part a, of the Act of Incivil can produce; and
c. no other document can produce evidence that he has mastered skills in the Dutch language.
If the circumstances referred to in the first sentence of subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c) are present at the time of the request for assistance, a test shall be taken after receipt of that application within a period to be determined by the college, which shall not exceed eight years of application. weeks.
3 If the outcome of the test, as referred to in paragraph 2, indicates that the person concerned does not or does not sufficiently control the skills in the Dutch language, the reasonable presumption referred to in the first paragraph shall be deemed to be present.
4 The person concerned shall, after the outcome of the test, be referred to in the second paragraph showing that he/she does not or may not sufficiently control the skills in the language of the Netherlands within a period to be determined by the college, which shall not exceed eight weeks. shall be informed in writing by the College of the reasonable suspicion referred to in paragraph 1. The reduction of assistance shall take place from the moment that such written notification takes place.
5 The person concerned may at any time remove the reasonable suspicion referred to in paragraph 1 by the production of a diploma referred to in paragraph 2 (b) or by the submission of a document as referred to in the second paragraph, part c.
6 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, the college shall not reduce the assistance in relation to the reasonable presumption referred to in that paragraph where:
a. Interested party declares that it is prepared within one month of the college having been informed of the existence of that presumption with the acquisition of the skills in the Dutch language and meets the requirements of the progress to be expected of him in the acquisition of skills in the Dutch language; or
b. Missing any form of reproach.
7 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the College shall, by reason of the reasonable presumption referred to in that paragraph, pay a reduction in the circumstances of the person concerned and its ability to acquire means, if in its opinion, in the light of Special circumstances, urgent reasons for doing so.
8 Under the skills referred to in the second, sixth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth member, the following skills in the Dutch language at a minimum the reference level 1F established on the basis of Article 2, first paragraph, of the Dutch language and numeracy reference levels Means:
a. ability to speak;
b. listening skill;
c. Call ability;
d. writing; and
e. reading skills.
9 The assistance shall be reduced for six months by 20% of the standard standard applicable from the moment referred to in the second sentence of the fourth paragraph.
10 The rate of assistance shall be reduced by 40% of the standard standard for six months from six months from the date referred to in the second sentence of the fourth paragraph, if the result of a test taken by the college indicates that the standard of assistance is interested party:
a. Do not control the skills in the Dutch language; and
b. does not comply with the progress which may be expected of him by acquiring the skills in the Dutch language.
11 The reduction in assistance shall be at the rate of 100% of the standard standard standard for an indefinite period of time, starting at 12 months from the date referred to in the second sentence of the fourth paragraph, if the result of a test taken by the college proves to be the second sentence That the person concerned:
a. Do not control the skills in the Dutch language; and
b. does not comply with the progress which may be expected of him by acquiring the skills in the Dutch language.
12 In the case of, or under general management, rules are laid down in relation to the test, referred to in the second, tenth and eleventh members, of the skills in the Dutch language. In any case, these rules shall cover:
a. The components to be included in the test;
b. the means of checking the various components;
c. the method of assessment of the test;
d. the qualification of the person who assesses the test; and
e. the conditions under which the test is decreased.
13 The test referred to in the second, tenth and eleventh members shall be reduced each time that the reduction of assistance is applied by the College.
14 For the purposes of this Article, the person concerned shall mean the family.
1 Without prejudice Section 2.2 , the single person or the family shall be entitled to general assistance if:
a. The income to be taken into account is lower than the standard standard; and
b. There is no power to be taken into account.
2 The level of general assistance is the difference between the income and the standard standard.
3 In the general assistance, a holiday allowance is included at 4.8% [ Red: as of 1 January 2009: 5%] of this assistance.
4 The general assistance shall be increased by the payroll tax and the public insurance premiums for which the municipality granting the assistance is to be granted under the Act on payroll tax 1964 Withholding agent is a withholding agent.
For the purposes of this paragraph, "cost sharing" co-occupant means the person of 21 years of age or older who is in the same dwelling as the person who has his principal residence and not:
a. the spouse of the person concerned;
b. on the basis of a written agreement with the interested party, having agreed a commercial price, as the landlord, tenant, underlandlord, subtenant, valuer or breadmaker, other than a blood-or related in the first or second degree of interest of the person concerned, in the same dwelling as the person concerned has his main residence;
c. on the basis of a written agreement with a third party, whereby a commercial price has been agreed to, as a tenant, sub-tenant or breadwinner in the same residence if the person concerned has his main residence, provided that he/she has the agreement with the same person as with whom the person concerned has a written agreement, whereby a commercial price has been agreed to, as a tenant, sub-tenant or cost-goer; or
d. is a person who:
1 °. education shall be subject to the entitlement to the tuition-financing referred to in the Article 3.1, first or second paragraph, of the Law for Study 2000 may exist and may, at any time during that course of education, be able to benefit from the funding of the study at his age;
2. education shall follow which entitlement may be claimed on the basis of: Chapter 4 of the Act of Concession Education Contribution and School Costs and at any time during that period of education, having regard to his age, may be eligible for that concession;
3 ° vocational training as defined by Article 7.2.2, first paragraph, points (a) to (e) of the Law on education and vocational education follow the course of the occupational accompanying learning path;
4 °. a similar type of education or vocational training, referred to in points 1 to 3 °, outside the Netherlands, where the rate of education is below 1 ° and 2 ° and is at any time during that period of education under 30 years of age or in the month of commencement of the education of the has reached the age of 30 years.
2 For the purpose of applying paragraph 1 (b) and (c), the party concerned shall, at the request of the college, submit the written agreement and shall demonstrate the commercial price payment by submitting the proof of payment.
1 For persons less than 21 years of age without dependent children, the standard per calendar month shall be as follows:
a. A single person of 18, 19 or 20 years: € 241,20;
b. Married persons of whom both spouses are 18, 19 or 20 years of age: € 482,40;
c. Married persons of whom a spouse is 18, 19 or 20 years old and the other spouse 21 years of age or older, without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 939,17.
2 For persons under the age of 21 with one or more dependent children, the standard per calendar month is as follows:
a. A single parent of 18, 19 or 20 years: € 241,20;
b. Married persons of whom both spouses are 18, 19 or 20 years of age: € 761,59;
c. Married persons of whom a spouse is 18, 19 or 20 years old and the other spouse 21 years of age or older, without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 1,218,36.
For interested parties of 21 years of age or older but below the retirement age, the standard shall be per calendar month, in the case of:
a. A single parent or a single parent without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 977,15;
b. Married spouses of whom both spouses are under the age of pensionable age, without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 1,395,93.
For interested parties who have reached the retirement age, the standard shall be per calendar month, in the case of:
a. A single parent or a single parent without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 1,098,32;
b. Married persons of which both spouses have reached the retirement age, without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 1.499,56;
(c) married persons whose spouse has reached the retirement age and the other spouse has not yet reached the retirement age 21 years of age or older, without any cost-sharing fellow residents: € 1,499,56.
1 If the person concerned has one or more of the cost-sharing residents of 21 years of age or more, the standard per calendar month shall be for the person concerned:
It reads:
• A for the number of cost-sharing fellow residents plus the person concerned and his spouse of 21 years of age or older if he is married; and
• B for the standard referred to in Article 2:
a. 21, part b , if the person concerned is less than the pensionable age;
b. 22, part c If the person concerned is less than the pensionable age and his spouse has reached the pensionable age;
c. 22, part b If the person concerned has reached pensionable age.
2 The standard for married persons, to whom the first paragraph applies, shall be equal to the sum of the standards referred to in that paragraph which shall apply separately for each of the spouses entitled to the right.
3 For rightholder married persons, whose spouse is 18, 19 or 20, and the other spouse is 21 years of age or older, with one or more cost-sharing fellow residents, the standard is per calendar month:
a. If they have one or more dependent children: € 520,39 plus the standard applicable on the basis of this Article for spouse aged 21 or older,
b. If they do not have dependent children: € 241,20 plus the standard applicable under this Article for the spouse of 21 years of age or older.
1 In the case of a stay in an establishment, the standard shall be per calendar month, in the case of:
a. A single parent or a single parent: € 309,38;
b. married persons: € 481,21.
2 The amount of the standard referred to in the first paragraph shall be increased by:
a. For a single parent or a single parent € 39,00;
b. For married persons € 86,00.
3 If one of the married persons is residing in an establishment, the standard is the sum of the standards that would apply to each of them as a single parent or a single parent.
For married persons, where a spouse has no right to general assistance, the standard is equal to 50% of the standard which would apply to him if he were married to a person entitled to his age, if:
a. The rightholder spouse is 21 years of age or older and does not have any cost-sharing fellow residents; or
b. The rightholder spouse is under 21 years of age.
The college may be the norm, meant in the Articles 20 and 21 , to be reduced in so far as the person concerned has a lower overall necessary cost of existence than is provided by the standard as a result of his living situation, including the non-existence of a dwelling.
The College may, for a period of six months from the date of such termination, lay down the standard for the person concerned who has recently ceased to take part in education or vocational training, if he is in favour of education or vocational training The claim was based on the claim for the Law for the 2000 financial year or to a concession in the educational contribution and school fees on the basis of Chapter 4 of the Act of Concession Education Contribution and School Costs .
1 To the resources, all the income and income components of the single person or the family shall be considered as having or may reasonably have the benefit of the family. Resources shall be included among the funds received by a person not included in the assistance for the benefit of the person concerned. In any case, the amount of the levy rebate applicable to the single person or the family is to be found in: Chapter 8 of the Income Tax Act 2001 .
2 Do not include the funds of the person concerned:
a. means the resources it receives for the maintenance of a person not included in the assistance;
b. Receive child benefit for the benefit of children living in or outside the Netherlands;
c. The young disability rebate;
d. Concessions in the sense of the General Income Dependent Schemes Law ;
e. property contribution or a special contribution received on the basis of the Law promoting self-housing ;
f. fees and allowances, including receiving the concession on the basis of Article 19 of the Law onthe chronically ill and disabled , for, as well as the reduction or refund of, payroll taxes or income taxes, and public insurance premiums on the basis of costs which are not generally necessary subsistence expenses, except where assistance is provided for such costs;
g. fees and benefits in kind provided for in Article 31 (f) and part (g) of the Law on payroll 1964 , except where assistance is provided for these fees and benefits in kind;
(h) income from employment of children to his burden, as well as benefits received by them as regards unemployment and incapacity for work, unless special assistance is given to the special necessary costs of the existence of those children;
i. receive interest on the basis of Article 34, second paragraph, parts b and c , non-eligible assets and savings;
j. a single or double premium of up to € 2,376,00 per calendar year, in so far as it contributes to the opinion of the college by its labour-management system;
(c) a cost reimbursement for voluntary work of up to a maximum amount to be fixed by ministerial arrangement;
(l) Benefits and allowances for material and non-material damage to be notified by Ministerial Regulations;
m. gifts and other fees, other than those referred to in subparagraph l, for material and non-material damage to the extent that they are justified in the opinion of the college of assistance;
n. employment income up to 25% of this income, with a maximum of € 199,00 per month, to the extent that he receives general assistance, where for a person who has not reached the retirement age, that income is for a period of not more than six months, the funds shall not be counted and that, in the opinion of the college, this must contribute to its labour-management system;
o. the plan for a life-flow scheme as referred to in Article 4 (1) Article 39d of the Law on Pay Taxation 1964 In the case of an exporter as intended for Article 19g, third paragraph, of that Act As provided for in this Article on 31 December 2011, the provision was made available;
p. a concession as referred to in Article 29a of the General Survivors Act ;
q. a benefit as referred to in Article 118a, first paragraph, of the Zorginsurance Act or a concession as referred to in Article 2:52 or 3:10 of the Law on incapacity for work of young people with disabilities ;
r. income from employment of a single parent to 12.5% of this income, with a maximum of € 124,20 per month, for a continuous period of up to 30 months, in so far as it receives general assistance, in the event of:
1 °. he has full care of one to his last child up to 12 years,
2 °. the six-month period provided for in subparagraph (n) has expired; and
3 °, according to the college, this contributes to its labour-management system;
s. a fee as referred to in Article 18 of the Act of Civil like this, before the entry into force of the proposal of the Act of 14 November 2011 amending the Act of Incivil Law and some of the other laws relating to the strengthening of its own responsibility, the entry into force (33 086), after that proposal has been made into law in so far as it is not a fee as referred to in subparagraph (f);
Compensation on the basis of the Accommodation for the chronically ill and disabled , Article 63a of the Act of Work and Income to Employment, Article 65l of the Disability Insurance Act, Article 67i of the Disability Insurance Act self-employed, Article 3:75 of the Act of Work and Labor Support Young handicapped persons Article 24 of the Law onthe chronically ill and disabled , as was the case on 31 December 2013;
you. which is a carer based on the specific case of, or under Article 2.1.6 of the Social Support Act 2015 receive a token of appreciation;
v. a subsistence benefit on the basis of Book 1 of the Civil Code that the person concerned receives from his parent or parents under 21 years of age, in so far as that benefit is given on the basis of Article 12 is already taken into account for the purpose of determining entitlement to special assistance;
w. the released part of the supplement, benefit, child benefit or old age pension on the basis of the articles 14h, fifth paragraph, of the Toeslagenwet , 27h, fifth member, of the Unemployment Act , 54a, fifth member, of the Law on incapacity for work for the self-employed , 24a, fifth member, of the Income Provision Act older unemployed , 29h, fifth member, of the Disability Insurance Act (Wet op de Disability Insurance) , 3:44, fifth paragraph, of the Law on incapacity for work young handicapped , 97, fifth paragraph, of the Wet Work and Income to Labor Equity , 45h, fifth member, of the Disease Act , 17h, fifth member, of the General Child Allowances Law , 45a, fifth member, of the General Survivors Law , 17j, fifth paragraph, of the General oldage law , 29, 6th paragraph, of the Income Provision Act, older and partially unemployed unemployed workers , and 29, sixth member, of the Income Provision Act, older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers ;
x. an income support as intended in Article 33a of the General old-age law ;
y. Labour income income of up to 15 percent of this income from labour, with a maximum of € 125.97 per month, to the extent that he receives general assistance, unless part or r applies.
3 The funds shall be taken into account up to the amount remaining after deduction of:
a. The payroll tax or income tax due on the person concerned;
(b) the contribution of the public insurance premiums or of an attitude corresponding to one or more of these premiums and the income-related contribution which is to be paid by the person concerned. Article 43 of the Zorginsurance Act ;
(c) compulsory contributions to the person concerned under a pension scheme and similar arrangements;
d. Other related compulsory deductions to be charged to the interested party.
(4) Under the reasonable conditions of possession of the capital and income of the Member State concerned, the possibility of an advance payment of the old age pension on the basis of the Article 22, first paragraph, of the General old-age law .
5 This paragraph and the fourth paragraph shall lapse, under the numbering of the sixth, seventh and eighth paragraphs, to fourth, fifth and sixth paragraphs, to a date to be determined by royal decree.
6 In the case of ministerial arrangements, rules are laid down concerning eligibility of the holiday allowance in respect of an income.
7 The second paragraph, parts c, j, k, n and r, do not apply to the person who is under the age of 27.
8 At the request of the college, it shall be reasonable to have assets and income components referred to in paragraph 1.
a. submission by the person concerned of an application for advance of the effective date of an old-age pension as referred to in Article 3 (1) Article 1 of the Pensions Act or Article 1 of the Compulsory Occupational Pension Scheme Act , as long as the person concerned has not reached pensionable age; or
b. harness the ability to dispose of the value of an annuity in accordance with Article 15, second paragraph, part b , as well as to dispose of a value increase of that annuity.
1 Income is defined as the income on the basis of Article 31 resources taken into consideration in so far as they:
a. concerning income from or in connection with labor, income from assets, a premium as referred to in Article 31, second paragraph, part j -reimbursement of costs as referred to in Article 31 (2) (k), rental income, underrent or having one or more cost-making, social security benefits, maintenance payments on the basis of Book 1 of the Civil Code , preliminary restitution or return of income taxes, payroll taxes, premiums folk insurance and income dependent contributions as intended Article 43 of the Zorginsurance Act , or by their nature, correspond to these income and benefits; and
b. refer to a period of time for which assistance is subject to assistance.
2 Resources that have the character of deferred income are taken into account according to the period in which they were acquired. Funds which are the character of a payment of income over a period shall be taken into account for the period during which the payment may be made.
3 If any of the married persons have no right of general assistance, his income shall be taken into account only in so far as the income of the married persons together, including the assistance which would be granted if his income is not to be granted in the form of a marriage, is to be taken into account. be taken into account, would be more than the standard standard for married persons. For the purpose of determining the income of the non-rightholder spouse, this paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 By way of derogation from the third paragraph, if the married married person is separated, but not permanently, the income of the non-rightholder spouse shall be taken into account only in so far as it exceeds the standard standard standard.
1 Where in-kind income is taken into account, the value of such income shall be fixed at the amount paid for it by the person concerned.
2 The income from the student funding based on the Law for the 2000 financial year shall be taken into account in the applicable standard amount for the cost of living, named in Article 3.18 of the Law for Study 2000 and, if a surcharge as referred to in Article 3.5 of that Act has been granted the amount of the allowance referred to in Article 3.18 of that Act.
3 The concession in education and school fees on the basis of Chapter 4 of the Act of Concession Education Contribution and School Costs shall be taken into account in respect of the standard amount for the basic allowance referred to in Article 4.3 of that Act .
4 If the person concerned is living with one or more tenants, subtenants or of the costs, the resulting lower general necessary cost of living shall be taken into account if no account is taken of it. is kept at the time of the adoption of the standard provided for in Article 22a .
5 If the single parent, the single parent or one of the spouses has reached the retirement age, a private allowance shall be provided for the purposes of establishing the level of the general assistance. Having regard to the provision of old age provision, to an amount of:
a. For a single parent and a single parent: € 19.60 per calendar month;
b. For the married persons, together: € 39,20 per calendar month.
1 Power is defined as:
a. The value of the assets at the disposal of the single person or the family or reasonably available, reduced by the debts present. The value of the assets shall be determined on the basis of the value of the free delivery in the economic sector;
b. resources received during the period for which general assistance has been granted, to the extent that they do not concern income as defined in the Articles 32 and 33 .
2 Not as an ability to take into account:
a. In-kind possessions which, by their nature and value, are common practice or, having regard to the circumstances of person and family, are necessary;
(b) the power present at the start of the assistance, provided that this is less than the power limit applicable in the third paragraph;
c. Savings funds accumulated during the period of receipt of assistance;
d. the ability to be bound in the dwelling with a corresponding yard, intended in Article 50, first paragraph , in so far as this is less than € 49,900;
e. fees for non-material damage as referred to in Article 31, second paragraph, parts l and m ;
f. the provision specified in: Article 31, second paragraph, part o .
3 The power limit referred to in paragraph 2 (b) is:
a. For a single person: € 5,920;
b. For a single parent: € 11,840;
c. for the married persons together: € 11,840.
4 The second paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to assets acquired during the period for which general assistance has been granted and to resources referred to in paragraph 1 (b), subject to the provisions of the power limit referred to in paragraph 3 shall be reduced by the ability to:
(a) has not been taken into account at the beginning of the assistance under paragraph 2 (b);
(b) during the assistance not taken into account under this paragraph.
1 Without prejudice Section 2.2 The single person or the family shall be entitled to special assistance in so far as the single person or the family does not have the resources to cover the necessary costs of existence and those costs arising from special circumstances. In the opinion of the College, it is not possible to comply with the standard standard, the individual income supplement, the individual study allowance, the ability and the income to the extent that this is more than the standard standard, where Article 31, second paragraph , and Article 34, second paragraph , not applicable. The college shall determine the beginning and the duration of the period over which the power and income is taken into account.
2 The college may refuse special assistance if the costs referred to in paragraph 1 do not exceed € 130.00 within 12 months.
3 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, special assistance may also be granted to a person in the form of a collective supplementary care insurance or in the form of a concession in the cost of the premium of such insurance without that the costs of the insurance or of that premium are or are actually required in respect of that person.
4 For the purposes of this Article, special assistance shall not be defined as individual income payment as referred to in Article 3 (2). Article 36 and individual study allowance as referred to in Article 36b .
5 To the extent that the municipality under the Act on payroll tax 1964 withholding tax, the special assistance is increased by the payroll tax and premiums in the public sector.
1 At the request of a person of 21 years of age or older but less than the age of retirement, who is a long-term income and who does not have the capital to be considered as eligible for a period of employment, Article 34 In view of the circumstances of that person, the college may grant an individual income supplement, and not a view of income improvement.
2 To the circumstances referred to in paragraph 1, the following shall be counted in each case:
a. the forces and abilities of the person; and
b. the efforts that the person has made to achieve income improvement.
3 If the person referred to in paragraph 1 has been granted an individual income supplement in the 12-month period immediately preceding his request, the application shall be rejected.
4 The Articles 12 , 43 , 49 and 52 are not applicable.
1 On a request from a person to that effect as intended to Article 7, first paragraph, part a In the light of the circumstances of that person, the College may grant an individual study trip if it is on the date of the application:
a. 18 years of age or older;
b. has a right to study financing on the basis of the Law for the 2000 financial year or has the right to a concession on the basis of Chapter 4 of the Act of Concession Education Contribution and School Costs ;
c. No eligible assets as specified in: Article 34 has; and
d. a person has been identified as having been unable to earn the statutory minimum wage, but has potential for employment.
2 The Articles 12 , 43 , 49 and 52 are not applicable.
1 In this section the term minimum wage is defined as the minimum wage per month, mentioned in Article 8, first paragraph, part a, of the minimum wage law and minimum holiday allowances , increased by the entitlement to the holiday benefit to which a worker is based on the Article 15 of that Act on that minimum wage, at least claim, after deduction of the amount of the wage tax to be deducted from it, and contributions to the public insurance premiums.
2 The wage tax and premiums referred to in paragraph 1 shall be calculated for an employee who has not yet reached the retirement age, taking into account only 182,50% of the general tax cut, Article 22 of the Law on Earnings Act 1964 , on the minimum wage and on the entitlement to the holiday benefit.
3. in the section of the consumer price index, this section means: Article 13, sixth paragraph, of the General Child Allowances Law 'means'
4 With effect from 1 July 2012 to 1 January 2014 and from 1 January 2018, the percentage referred to in paragraph 2 shall be reduced by 2,5 percentage points twice per calendar year, on 1 January and 1 July of this year. From 1 January 2014 to 1 January 2018, the percentage referred to in paragraph 2 shall be reduced by 1,25 percentage points twice per calendar year, on 1 January and 1 July of this year. The amended percentage shall be published by or on behalf of Our Minister in the Official Gazette. This paragraph expires at the time the percentage of 100 is reached.
1 The standards for stakeholders that reached retirement age mentioned in Article 22 , are derived from the net minimum wage per month.
2 On the basis of the net minimum wage per month, the gross amounts shall be set in such a way that, after deduction of the payroll tax and the public insurance premium, account being taken of the applicable tax reductions for a person of the retirement age and older, except the parental discount and single parent discount, intended in the Articles 22b and 22c of the Act on payroll Tax 1964 , and of the income dependent contribution, for the purpose of Article 41 of the Zorginsurance Act :
a. The net amount per month of an interested party referred to in Article 22, part a , equal to 70% of the net minimum wage per month;
b. the net amount per month of an interested party referred to in Article 22 (b) and (c) , equal to 50% of the net minimum wage per month.
3 On the basis of the gross amounts referred to in paragraph 2, the net standards referred to in paragraph 1 shall be fixed taking into account the amount of the payroll tax and the public insurance premium to be retained and the applicable premium Tax rebates for a person of the retirement age and older, including the parent 's discount and single parent' s discount, intended in the Articles 22b and 22c of the Act on payroll Tax 1964 , and the income dependent contribution, intended in Article 41 of the Zorginsurance Act .
1 As of the day on which the net minimum wage changes, the standards are mentioned in the Articles 20 , 21 , 22a, third member , and 23, first paragraph , as amended by the percentage of this change.
2 As of the day on which the net minimum wage changes, the standards are mentioned in Article 22 , as amended, taking into account: Article 37a .
3 As from the day on which the net minimum wage, without any entitlement to the benefit of the holiday benefit, is adjusted, the amounts shall be mentioned in the 31, second paragraph, parts j, n, r and z , as amended by the percentage of this change.
4 As of the day on which the income referred to in the Article 32, first paragraph -payroll taxes, premiums, contributions and deductions from the law, Article 31, third paragraph , of the Act amends, the claim of a holiday allowance in respect of an income as referred to in Article 31 (6) shall be amended.
5 The amounts mentioned in: Article 23, second paragraph , are amended, if the threshold income, intended in the Health care allowance law , adjusted, the percentages, meant in Article 2 of that Act , are amended or the amount of the standard premium on the basis of Article 4 of that Act is set at a different amount.
6 The amended standards and amounts and the date on which the changes go into are made public by or on behalf of Our Minister in the State Official Gazette.
1 With effect from 1 January of each calendar year, the Article 15, first paragraph, part b , Article 33, fifth paragraph , Article 34, second paragraph, part d, and third member , and Article 35, second paragraph ), as amended by the percentage increase in the consumer price index.
2 The amended amounts and the date on which the amendments go into effect shall be disclosed by or on behalf of Our Minister in the State Official Gazette.
1 The right to assistance exists in respect of the college of the municipality where the person concerned is domicile as intended for the purposes of the Articles 10, 1st paragraph , and 11 of Book 1 of the Civil Code . In the case of a general measure of management, provision may be made for assistance to an interested party who is not registered as resident with a residential address or letter address in the basic registration persons by the college of a person concerned by that measure. the municipality to be indicated.
2 If, when assessing entitlement to assistance, it appears that the address of his own person, of his spouse or of a child, provided by an interested party deviates from the address under which the person concerned is registered in the basic registration, The College shall suspend payment of the assistance.
3 No suspension shall be carried out if:
(a) the derogation cannot reasonably have an effect on the entitlement to or the level of the assistance;
(b) the person concerned cannot reasonably be accused of the derogation;
(c) For reasons of urgency, the College shall be considered for that reason.
4 The College shall notify the party concerned in writing of the suspension referred to in paragraph 2, giving the opportunity to address changes in the basic registration of persons within a period of time to be set by the college.
5 The suspension shall be terminated as soon as it has become apparent to the college that the derogation no longer exists. If the derogation still exists after the period laid down under the fourth paragraph, the College shall review the decision granting the assistance or withdraw it from the first day of suspension of payment of the assistance.
1 The application is addressed to the college and shall be submitted in accordance with Article 30c of the Act structure implementing organisation work and income submitted to the Employee Insurance Implementation Institute. After the transfer of the application by the Implementing Institute workers ' insurances to the college due to Article 30c, fifth paragraph, of the Act implementing organisation work and income the application shall be further addressed by the college.
(2) Where the application is related to assistance other than general assistance or general assistance to a person who has not yet reached the retirement age who is staying in a facility or who is not registered in the basic registration by way of derogation from the first paragraph, persons shall be submitted to the college.
3 The Municipal Council may, in accordance with the Workers ' Insurance Implementing Institute, adopt by regulation categories of applications which, by way of derogation from the second paragraph, shall be covered by the Implementing Institute. submitted.
4 An application for general assistance only on single parents and single parents under 27 years of age and of married spouses of less than 27 years of age not more than four weeks after the notification referred to in Article 4 (2), 44, and shall be considered by the college not more than four weeks after that notification.
5 If, among the persons for whom assistance has been applied for one or more persons under the age of 27, documents which may assist the college in assessing whether those persons under 27 years of age have opportunities within the Commission shall be provided In the course of the year, education is financed by the State.
6 The persons referred to in paragraph 4 who are entitled to a benefit on the basis of the Unemployment law , may already sign up to seek assistance from the day situated four weeks before the right to that benefit ends.
7 The documents referred to in paragraph 5 shall be issued:
(a) where the fourth paragraph is applicable: in the case of an application for general assistance;
(b) where the fourth paragraph does not apply: within four weeks of the notification, as referred to in paragraph 1. Article 44 .
8 If the fourth member is applicable in the case of a foreigner as intended to Article 11, second or third paragraph :
a. Residing after a request from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees at the invitation of the Netherlands Government in the Netherlands; or
(b) whose entitlement to benefits in kind is covered by the Article 3, third paragraph, of the Central Organing Act asylum seekers has ended because:
1. a residence permit has been granted and asylum seekers, in the opinion of the Central Org Central Office, have been given adequate accommodation outside the reception facility; or
2 °. in the case of aliens applying for the right of residence as intended Article 14 of the Aliens Act 2000 have been made subject to a restriction related to family reunification with an asylum seeker to whom benefits in kind are covered by benefits in kind Article 3, third member of the Central Organing Act asylum seekers the Court may, at the request of that foreigner, by way of an advance, provide general assistance in the form of an advance, in accordance with the opinion of the Central Order for the provision of adequate accommodation outside the reception facility. provide an interest-free money loan after the notification, referred to in Article 44 In cases of disproportionately different individual circumstances, and as long as the right to general assistance has not been established.
9 In the application of the eighth paragraph, Article 52, first paragraph, points (a) and (b), second to the fourth paragraph , mutatis mutandis.
10 In the application, the person concerned is authorised by the College to investigate the accuracy and completeness of the information provided and, where necessary, to any other information necessary for the granting or continuation of the operation. of assistance.
1 Where the application has been made to the college of another municipality, and that it considers that it is not necessary to deal with the application, it is not necessary to deal with the application, whereas no security may be obtained on the Article 40 Where the person concerned is domicile, the college which has received the application forwarded shall ensure that the dispute is brought.
Pending a decision on a dispute relating to the application of paragraph 1, the right to assistance in respect of the college of the municipality in which the person concerned is actually staying shall be the right to assist.
3 Costs of assistance granted under paragraph 2 shall be reimbursed by the College of the municipality of which the task is to be performed.
1 The college shall determine the right of assistance on written application or, if a written application is not possible, of its own motion.
2 The assistance shall be requested jointly by the spouses, or by one of them by written consent of the other.
3 The college shall determine the right of assistance of its own motion if one of the spouses does not agree to the application, but shall nevertheless grant assistance in view of the interests of the other members of the family.
4 The College holds, if Article 41, fourth paragraph , where the right to general assistance is established, account must be taken of the attitudes and behaviour of the adult persons who, at the time of application for general assistance, are under 27 years of age for the four weeks following the end of the period of notification, referred to in Article 44 .
5 If Article 41, fourth paragraph , does not apply, the college assesses at least the attitude and behaviors during the four weeks after the notification, intended Article 44 , of the majority-year-old, who at the time of application for general assistance are under the age of 27.
Where entitlement to assistance is established by the college, assistance shall be granted from the date on which that right arose, provided that this day is not before the day on which the party concerned has notified its request for assistance.
2 The person concerned has registered as his name, address and address of residence at the Employee Insurance Implementing Institute, and:
a. if Article 41, fourth paragraph , applies: he has been informed by the Implementing Institute workers ' insurances of the obligation to do so Article 9, first paragraph, part a , and the content of Article 41;
b. if Article 41, fourth paragraph , not applicable: he has been able to submit his application to the Employee Insurance Implementing Institute, if it is an application as referred to in Article 41, first or third member, or at the college, if it is an application in the case referred to in Article 41, second paragraph.
3 If the applicant fails to submit the application as soon as possible after he has come forward and to reproach him, the College may, by way of derogation from the first paragraph, decide that the assistance will be granted from the day the application is made submitted.
4 A decision to grant general assistance to the extent that it applies to persons aged 18 or over, but less than 27 years, shall, in an annex, include a plan of approach as referred to in Article 4 (2) of the EC Treaty. Article 44a .
1 The plan of approach contains:
a. Where appropriate, the development of the support;
b. The obligations to labour-switching and the consequences of failure to comply with those obligations.
2 The college guides a person entitled to general assistance in the implementation of the plan of approach and evaluates, in agreement with that person, the plan of approach and proposes this sinful.
1 The general assistance shall be fixed and paid per calendar month. By way of derogation from the first sentence, the holiday allowance, if not paid earlier, shall be paid annually in June on the 12 months preceding that month or as much earlier as the holiday allowance is fixed over this period, within three months of the end of the month in which the general assistance was terminated.
2 The college may be on the basis of Article 18, first paragraph , decide to determine or pay the general assistance for another period referred to in paragraph 1.
3 The general assistance shall be determined on the part of the calendar month on which entitlement to assistance exists, if either the single person or the family prior to or following the assistance:
a. During a period of not less than 30 days, no general assistance shall be received; or
(b) otherwise no right to general assistance.
4 The general assistance shall be paid to each of the spouses entitled to one of them for half or to one of them for the whole.
5 Where the death of one of the spouses, of the single parent, of the last dependent child of married persons of whom the age of a spouse or of both spouses is 18, 19 or 20 years, or of the last dependent spouse of the spouse of the last dependent child of the spouse of the deceased spouse of the deceased spouse of the last child of the spouse of child of the single parent, the general aid shall be paid to the other spouse, the dependent children, up to one month after the date of death, to the default standard applicable at the time of death, The former being a single parent, who is a former.
1 The assistance is not amenable to alienation or forage.
2 Special assistance shall not be subject to seizure.
3 An authorisation to receive the assistance, in whatever form or name, shall always be revocably revocable.
4 Each clause, contrary to this Article, shall be null and void.
The municipal council, by regulation, lays down rules on the manner in which the persons referred to in the Article 7, first paragraph , or their representatives shall be involved in the implementation of this Law, which shall, in any event, regularly provide for the manner in which such persons or their representatives:
a. Timely and unsolicable advice in decision-making on regulations and policy proposals;
b. be provided with support to be able to perform their role effectively;
(c) be able to participate in regular consultations;
d. may sign up for the agenda of this consultation;
e. shall be provided with the information necessary for appropriate participation in the consultation.
1 The task of the Social Insurance Bank shall be to provide general assistance in the form of an additional income for the elderly:
(a) single parents and single parents who have reached the retirement age;
(b) married persons, both spouses have reached pensionable age or from whom one spouse has reached the pensionable age;
-to land in such circumstances or threaten to reach the necessary costs of life, in such circumstances.
2 The Articles 1 to 6 , Chapter 2 , with the exception of Article 18 , Chapter 3 , the paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2 , Chapter 6 and the Articles 79 , 80 and 81 shall apply to the performance of the task referred to in paragraph 1 by the Social Insurance Bank, save as otherwise provided in this paragraph.
For the application of Article 47a, first paragraph , will be in the Articles 9, excluding parts b and c, except for first , 15, 1st Member , 16, first paragraph , 17 , 31, second paragraph, part m , 31, eighth member, 33, fourth member , 40, second to sixth paragraphs , 41, fourth, fifth, eighth and 10th member , 43, first, third, fourth and fifth member , 44, first and third members , 48, third, fourth and fifth members , 52, 1st Member , 53a, first to seventh Member , 54 , 55 , 57 , 58, first, second, fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth member , 60, first to sixth paragraphs , 60c , 62b, fourth Member , 62nd , 62f , 62g , 62h, third member , 63 , 66 , 78s, third and fourth member , 78t, second member , 78x, first paragraph, part b , 81, first and second members , for "the college" read every time: the social insurance bank.
1 The social security insurance bank shall pay the general assistance as an additional income for the elderly and the obligations attached thereto on the circumstances, possibilities and means of the person concerned.
2 The social security bank shall reduce general assistance:
a. In the matter of non-compliance with or insufficient compliance with the obligations arising under this Act, with the exception of the obligation to Article 17, first paragraph ; or
(b) if the person concerned shows a lack of responsibility for the provision of the provision of responsibility for the provision of the Social Insurance Bank for the provision in the existence.
By way of derogation from the first and second sentences, the Social Insurance Bank shall reduce the general assistance if it is reasonable to suggest, Article 18b, first paragraph , as regards the spouse of the person concerned. For the purposes of applying the third sentence, Article 18b, second to thirteenth paragraph, shall apply mutatis mutandis.
3 If the college is based on suspicion that an interested party does not fulfil the labour-switching obligation or does not make sufficient use of re-integration facilities or enablement facilities, it shall propose the social Insurance Bank shall be informed accordingly.
4 The Social Insurance Bank shall review a decision as referred to in paragraph 2 within a time limit to be determined by the latter, which shall not exceed three months.
5 In any case, the Social Insurance Bank shall reduce the general assistance in accordance with the sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth paragraphs in respect of failure to comply with the following obligations:
a. Accepting or maintaining generally accepted labour;
(b) give effect to the obligation imposed by the college to be registered in a temporary employment agency;
c. To obtain the ability of generally accepted labour into a place of residence other than the commune, before moving to that other municipality;
d. Be prepared to travel over a distance of a total journey time of 3 hours per day, if necessary for the acquisition of power, acceptance or retention of generally accepted labour;
e. are willing to move, if the college has become apparent that there is no other ability to acquire, accept or retain generally accepted labour, and the interested party has an employment contract with a a period of at least one year and a net reward which is at least equal to the standard standard of assistance applicable to the person concerned;
f. the acquisition and retention of knowledge and skills, necessary for the acquisition of ability, acceptance or retention of generally accepted labour;
g. To obtain the ability to accept, accept or maintain generally accepted labour does not interfere with clothing, lack of personal care or behaviour;
(h) making use of facilities offered by the college, including social activation, aimed at labour-switching and cooperating in research into his or her job-making facilities.
6 If the person concerned does not fulfil an obligation as referred to in paragraph 5, the social security insurance bank shall reduce the aid by 100% for a period of at least one month and not more than three months.
7 If the person concerned fails to comply with an obligation referred to in paragraph 5 within 12 months of the date of application of the sixth paragraph, the Social Insurance Bank shall, by way of derogation from the sixth paragraph, reduce the amount of the aid by 100% for a period of time to be paid by the Member State concerned. period, which shall in any case exceed the period of reduction laid down in accordance with paragraph 6, and not more than three months.
8 If the interested party fails to comply with an obligation referred to in paragraph 5 within 12 months of the adoption of the seventh paragraph, the Social Insurance Bank shall, by way of derogation from the sixth and seventh paragraphs, reduce the amount of the assistance to 100% for a period of three months.
9 If the person concerned fails to comply with an obligation referred to in paragraph 5 within 12 months of the date of application of the eighth paragraph, the Social Insurance Bank shall, by way of derogation from the sixth, seventh and eighth paragraphs, reduce the number of the assistance of 100% for a period of three months.
10 The Social Insurance Bank shall refrain from imposing a measure, if any form of reproach is missing.
11 The Social Insurance Bank shall agree on a measure or measure imposed on the circumstances of the person concerned and on its ability to acquire means, if, in its opinion, given special circumstances; Urgent reasons for doing so.
12 If the Social Insurance Bank has reduced the assistance in accordance with the sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth paragraphs, the Social Insurance Bank may, at the request of the party concerned with respect to which the measure was imposed, revise the reduction as soon as the college considers that the attitude and conduct of the party has shown unequivocally that it fulfils the obligations laid down in the fifth paragraph. The College shall inform the Social Insurance Bank of that judgment.
13 In the application of this Article, the person concerned shall be understood to mean the family.
14 Where the Social Insurance Bank has applied to this Article as a result of a notification referred to in paragraph 3, the Social Insurance Bank shall immediately inform the College thereof.
1 The Articles 40, 1st paragraph , and 62c shall not be subject to the implementation of this Law by the Social Insurance Bank.
2 The application for general assistance as an additional income provision elderly person of a person as referred to in Article 47a, first paragraph , shall be submitted to the Social Insurance Bank.
3 For general assistance as an additional income for the elderly, the person concerned has registered as his name, address and address of residence with the Social Insurance Bank, and:
(a) in the case of married persons whose spouse of the person who has reached pensionable age is under the age of 27: the person concerned has been informed by the Social Insurance Bank of the obligation of the person concerned to whom the person who has the retirement age is less than 27 years of age. Article 9, first paragraph, part a, and the contents of the second paragraph , Article 41, fifth and seventh member , and Article 43, fifth paragraph ;
(b) if the persons for whom assistance has been requested are not a person of less than 27 years of age: he has been able to submit his application to the Social Insurance Bank.
4 The plan of approach, intended to Article 44a , it shall be determined by the Social Insurance Bank in accordance with the college.
The Articles 64 and 67 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the provision of information and information free of charge to the Social Insurance Bank necessary to carry out the task of the Social Insurance Bank pursuant to this Chapter and to the the provision of data by the Social Insurance Bank from the administration for the execution of this task.
1 Rights and obligations arising from a money loan or bail granted by the college on the basis of Article 48 , 50 or 78c , which is based on Article 47a, first paragraph continue, continue on the Social Insurance Bank.
2 Capital items resulting from a money loan as referred to in paragraph 1 shall start from the date of continuation of the monetary loan on the basis of Article 47a, first paragraph on the social security bank, without the need for any act or service.
3 As regards the assets transferred under the second paragraph which have been published in public registers, a change in the conditions of such registers shall be carried out by the depositaries of those registers. The necessary declarations shall be made by the care of Our Minister to the depositaries of the registers concerned.
4 In respect of the transfer of assets referred to in paragraph 2, transfer tax shall not be levied.
5 If the Social Insurance Bank proceeds to recover the amount of the money loan or bail, the Social Insurance Bank shall pay to the college, referred to in the first member, the amount of the money loan or bail provided by the college or if the revenue after deduction of costs is less than the total amount of the money loan or guarantee a proportionate share of the money loan or bail.
1 The Social Insurance Bank shall impose an administrative penalty of not more than the penultimate amount for failure to comply or not properly by the person concerned with the obligation to comply with the obligation. Article 17, first paragraph . The administrative penalty is not lower than the penalty which would be imposed on the basis of the third paragraph if there was no penalty amount.
2 In this article, bending is meant to be the amount which, as a result of failing or not properly, is intended to be Article 17, first paragraph , wrongly or until an excessive amount of assistance has been received.
3 If it is not or is not properly fulfilled by the interested party of an obligation as referred to in Article 17, first paragraph , has not resulted in a benzenary amount, the Social Insurance Bank shall impose an administrative penalty of up to the amount of the second category referred to in the Article 23 (4) of the Code of Criminal Law .
4 The Social Insurance Bank may waive the imposition of an administrative penalty as referred to in the third paragraph and suffice to give a written warning for failure to comply or not properly by the person concerned of a fine Obligation as specified in Article 17, first paragraph , unless the obligation not to comply properly or not properly takes place within a period of two years from the date on which the warning has previously been issued to the person concerned.
5 The Social Insurance Bank imposes an administrative penalty on account of failure or failure to comply properly by the person concerned of the obligation Article 17, first paragraph , as a result of which an excessive amount of assistance has been received unduly or up to an excessive amount, up to a maximum of 150% of the amount of the relief if, within a period of five years prior to the date of detection of the offence, an earlier one was found to be Infringement, consisting of the same conduct, has been established and the administrative penalty or criminal sanction has become irretrievable by reason of the earlier offence.
6 By way of derogation from paragraph 5, the five-year period referred to in that paragraph shall be 10 years if, in view of the earlier offence referred to in paragraph 5, the person concerned has been penalised by an unconditional jail term.
7 The social security bank may:
a. Reducing the administrative fine if there is a reduction in reproach;
(b) renounce the imposition of administrative penalty if there are compelling reasons for doing so.
8 The person to whom an administrative penalty has been fined shall be required to provide the Social Security Bank with the information which is important for the enforcement of the administrative fine.
9 Where assistance is granted to a family, the obligation to pay the administrative fine shall be the responsibility of all members of the family, and the members of the family shall be jointly and severally liable for the fulfilment of that obligation.
10 In the case of general administrative measures, detailed rules on the level of the administrative penalty shall be laid down.
11 In the case of ministerial rules, rules may be laid down as regards the procedure for implementing the decision imposing the administrative fine.
12 By way of derogation from Article 8:69 of the General Law governing the administrative law the court of appeal or appeal may also alter the amount on which the administrative fine was determined, to the detriment of the person concerned.
1 Unless otherwise provided for in this Act, assistance shall be granted not to be granted.
2 Assistance may be granted in the form of a cash loan or bail if:
(a) it can reasonably be assumed that the person concerned will have sufficient resources in the short term to provide for the necessary cost of life over the period in question;
(b) the need for assistance is the result of a lack of awareness of the responsibility for the provision of the provision of assistance;
(c) the application concerns a guarantee to be paid by the party concerned;
d. assistance for the partial or total repayment of a debt burden.
3 The college may commit to the provision of assistance in the form of a monetary loan obligations aimed at a greater degree of security for the fulfilment of the interest and repayment obligations attached to such assistance.
4 If the person to whom assistance is granted in the form of a money loan is general assistance or a benefit based on the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers , the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers or the Decision to grant self-employment 2004 The College shall be responsible for the remitting of that money loan with that general assistance or benefit.
By way of derogation from Article 13, first paragraph, part g , the college may provide special assistance:
a. In the form of bail, if the request of the party concerned to grant a reorganisation credit is rejected because of its limited possibilities for repayment and the guarantee is necessary to allow the credit operation to proceed can be found by a:
1 °. Municipal Credit Bank as intended in the Law on financial supervision ;
2. a financial undertaking which is responsible for the Law on financial supervision in the Netherlands, the holding of a bank, if the municipality is not affiliated to a municipal credit bank or does not have a relationship with it;
b. if there are very compelling reasons for this purpose and the option provided for in subparagraph (a) does not provide an outcome.
1 The person concerned who owns a dwelling with a family of his own or his family shall be entitled to assistance in so far as tiled, encumbrance or further encumbrance of the property in the dwelling with an associated property in the house, Reasonableness cannot be required.
2 If the person concerned is entitled to general assistance under the first paragraph, that aid shall take the form of a monetary loan:
a. If the assistance is expected to be higher than the net minimum wage for a period of one year from the first day on which the assistance is provided; Article 37, first paragraph ; and
b. In so far as the power bound in the dwelling with a corresponding yard is higher than the power specified in Article 34, second paragraph, part d .
1 Special assistance for the cost of necessary durable goods may be granted in the form of a loan or guarantee, or in the form of an amount not to be paid.
2 If a monetary loan as referred to in paragraph 1 is provided, the college shall pay the amount of redemption and the duration of the repayments in accordance with the circumstances, possibilities and means of the party concerned.
1 The College shall, at the latest within four weeks of the date of application and thereafter at the latest by four weeks, provide general assistance in the form of an interest-free money loan, as long as the right to general assistance is not available, 3. The first sentence shall not apply if:
(a) the person concerned has not provided, in good time or in a timely or incomplete way, the information or the information requested for the determination of the right to general assistance, or if the person concerned is to blame for it, or if the person concerned has not provided any does otherwise not provide sufficient cooperation;
(b) The application is clear that there is no entitlement to general assistance.
2 The amount of the advance referred to in the first paragraph shall, in any event, be equal to 90% of the amount of the general assistance, as referred to in Article 2 (1). Article 19, second paragraph .
The College is empowered to grant special assistance in the form of an interest-free money loan in advance of advance payment.
4 If assistance is granted for a period for which an advance has been granted in application of the first paragraph, such assistance may be offset against this advance without the authorization of the party concerned.
1 If general assistance is granted over a period of time, on which a benefit is granted on the basis of the Unemployment law , the Disease law , the Law employment and income to work , the Incapacity for work insurance , the Law for incapacity for the self-employed , the Income Provision of the older unemployed or the Supplements Act whether a benefit or income provision on the basis of the Law on incapacity for work of young handicapped persons as advance on the basis of Article 4:95 of the General Administrative Law payable and this advance payment is recovered by the Workers ' Insurance Implementing Institute, this assistance may not be authorised by the person concerned to the amount of this advance payment to the Implementing Institute Employee insurance is paid.
(2) In the case referred to in paragraph 1, the municipality shall also make good payments to the Insurance Institution for the benefit of the amount of earnings to be granted, the public insurance premiums and the income dependent contribution, Intended in Article 42 of the Zorginsurance Act .
1 Without prejudice 30c, second, fourth and fifth members, of the Law structure implementing organisation work and income , the College shall determine what information is to be given for the purpose of granting the aid or the continuation thereof by the party concerned, in any event, and what evidence is being produced, and the manner and time at which the information is to be given. provision of data. The information and supporting documents shall not be obtained by the college from the party concerned to the extent that they have been obtained by the Implementing Institute for the insurance of workers or in so far as they can be obtained from the police administration, as provided for in Article 4 (2). in Article 33 of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , the insurance administration referred to in the Article 35 of that Act , as well as from basic registration persons, unless this prevents the proper performance of the task of the college under this Article or is otherwise provided for by legal regulation. In the case of, or under general management, other administrations for which the second sentence applies may be designated, rules on the data relating to and may be notified for the second sentence of the second sentence. Sentence is temporarily not applicable. If it is authentic data from other basic registrations, this paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
2 In addition to the first paragraph, the college may request the person concerned to demonstrate that:
a. he is an interested party as intended in Article 20, first paragraph, introductory wording and part a , or Article 20, second paragraph, introductory wording and part a, or Article 21, introductory wording and part a , or Article 22, introductory wording and part a or that on him Article 22a does not apply, or that there is no more than the number of costumed co-residents referred to by him as intended Article 19a has its main residence in the same dwelling;
b. the actual living situation of himself, of his spouse or of a child, is in accordance with the address of his spouse or of a child, his spouse or of a child.
In order to allow him to do so, the College may offer the person concerned with his permission to enter his place of residence.
3 If the party concerned fails to show that he is an interested party in the Article 20, first paragraph, introductory wording and part a , or Article 20, second paragraph, introductory wording and part a, or Article 21, introductory wording and part a , or Article 22, introductory wording and part a , or Article 22a does not apply to him or that he does not show that there is no more than the number of the cost-sharing fellow residents referred to in Article 19a in the same house as the main residence:
a. Know the college, without prejudice to the application of Article 27 , the benefit, respectively, relooks the benefit to 30% of the amount in Article 22a, first paragraph , the standard referred to;
b. is the person concerned for the application of the Article 9, fourth paragraph , and 9a Not as a single parent.
(4) If the person concerned does not show, on request, the living situation referred to in paragraph 2 (b) in the manner specified in the last sentence of that paragraph, the College shall suspend payment of the assistance, not after the college has been granted has given an opportunity to demonstrate that the actual residential address corresponds to the address provided, if it has not previously been provided to the relevant person concerned.
5 The College shall give written notice of the suspension to the person concerned and shall give it the opportunity to show that the actual address of residence corresponds to the address given. Article 40, fourth paragraph, introductory wording and part c, and sixth paragraph, second sentence , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
6 The College is empowered to examine the accuracy and completeness of the data provided and, if necessary, to carry out any other information necessary for the granting, or the continuation of assistance. If the investigation so provides, the College may decide on the revision or withdrawal of the assistance.
7 The nomination for a general measure of governance to be adopted under the third sentence of the first paragraph shall not be taken more than two weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
(1) If the interested party did not provide, in good time or in a timely or incomplete form, the information or the information required for the provision of assistance, or if the party concerned otherwise failed to do so, or if the interested party did not otherwise provide sufficient information to assist, the College may suspend the right of assistance for the duration of not more than eight weeks:
a. from the first day of the period to which the default is related; or
b. From the day of default if it cannot be determined the period of time of absence for which this omission relates.
2 The College shall notify the person concerned of the suspension and shall invite him to reinstate the failure to comply with the deadline set by the College.
3 The College shall review a decision to grant assistance, or a decision to grant assistance in the event of failure to comply or not properly. Article 17, first paragraph , or Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , it has led to an undue payment of assistance or an excessive amount of assistance. Without prejudice to any review or revocation of a decision to grant assistance, the College may review or revoke a grant of assistance where otherwise the assistance may not be unduly or unabated; An excessive amount has been granted.
4 If, in the case referred to in the first paragraph, the person concerned fails to recover within the prescribed period, the College may withdraw the decision to grant aid from the first of the period after the expiry of that period. Day on which entitlement to assistance has been suspended.
In addition to the obligations under Chapter 2 in any case to the assistance, or be connected to it by the college, the college may, as of the day of notification, as referred to in Article 44, second paragraph -impose obligations which extend to labour-switching, or those related to the nature and purpose of a given form of assistance or to the aim of its reduction or termination. An obligation may, on the advice of a doctor, make it subject to a necessary medical treatment.
This part has not (yet) entered into force; see the summary of changes
If and as long as there are reasonable grounds to believe that the person concerned cannot, without assistance, be responsible for the use of its means of subsistence, the College may:
(a) undertake to provide the assistance with the obligation of the person concerned to make payments made by the college in the name of the person concerned from the assistance granted;
(b) provide assistance in kind.
1 The College of the municipality which granted the assistance shall recover the costs of assistance in so far as the assistance has been wrongly or up to an excess amount received as a result of failure or failure to properly meet the obligation, intended to Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income .
2 The College of the municipality which granted the assistance may recover the costs of assistance, in so far as the assistance is:
a. other than the first paragraph, unduly or up to an overpayment;
b. has been granted in the form of a loan loan and the obligations arising out of the money loan are not respected or are not adequately fulfilled;
c. arising out of alleged bail;
d. Following Article 52 the advance has been granted and it has been established that no right of assistance exists;
e. has been paid otherwise not otherwise due to the extent that the party concerned could reasonably have understood it; or
f. otherwise unowed has been paid, including that:
1 °. the interested party subsequently referred to the period for which assistance was granted, on the basis of the funds referred to in the second paragraph of Section 3.4 has or may have it;
2 °. assistance has been granted to a specific destination and subsequently received by the interested party compensations or allowances for the purpose of that destination.
3 If a municipality is Article 42, third paragraph If the costs of assistance for a certain period are to be reimbursed to another municipality, the recovery shall be effected by the college of the former municipality in so far as it has not yet taken place.
4 The College shall be responsible for the provision of general assistance funds received in the previous six months.
5 In the absence of a timely payment, the claim may be increased by the costs relating to recovery. Payroll tax and public insurance premiums for which the municipality providing the assistance under the Act on payroll tax 1964 In so far as this tax and premiums cannot be offset against the remuneration and contributions of the public sector to be paid by the college, withholding tax and premiums may be recovered.
6 Recovery referred to in paragraph 2 (e) shall not take place if the relevant costs were incurred more than two years before the date of dispatch of the recovery decision.
7 By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the College may waive recovery or recovery as referred to in the first paragraph if the person whose cost of assistance is recovered:
(a) has been in full compliance with its commitments for 10 years;
b. has not been fully committed to its payment obligations for a period of 10 years, but the amount in arrears over that period, plus any legal interest payable thereon and the costs relating to recovery, has paid;
c. has not made any payments for a period of 10 years and is not likely to engage in it at any time; or
d. A sum, corresponding to at least 50% of the residual sum, redeemed at one time.
8 If there are compelling reasons for this, the College may decide to waive recovery in whole or in part.
1 Without prejudice Article 58 costs of assistance, where assistance is granted to a family, may be recovered from all the members of the family.
2 If the assistance had to be provided as a family assistance to married persons but did not have to do so automatically, because the person concerned was subject to the obligations laid down in the Regulation. Article 17 , or Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , whether or not properly discharged, the costs of assistance may be recovered from the person with whose means as intended Section 3.4 , in the provision of assistance, should have been taken into account.
3 If the assistance is justified as family assistance to married persons, but the person concerned does not comply with the obligations laid down in the Article 17 , or Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , whether or not properly discharged, the cost of assistance may be recovered from the person with whose means as intended. Section 3.4 , the grant of the assistance should have been taken into account.
4 Persons referred to in the first, second and third members shall be jointly and severally liable for the reimbursement of the costs of assistance recovered.
1 The person whose cost of assistance is recovered shall be obliged to provide the college, upon request, with the information which is relevant for recovery under this paragraph.
2 The college may cover the cost of assistance, intended in the Articles 58 and 59 Enforcement of a compulsory order.
3 If the person from whom expenses of assistance as intended in the Articles 58 , with the exception of the first paragraph, and 59 be recovered as a general assistance or benefit on the basis of the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers or the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers The College shall be responsible for the reimbursement of such expenses by providing such general assistance or benefit.
4 If the person from whom expenses of assistance as intended in the Articles 58, 1st paragraph , be recovered or is required to pay an administrative fine or a benefit on the basis of the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers or the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers The College shall, by far, receive such expenses and administrative fine by means of that general assistance or benefit.
5 The Article 479g of the Code of Civil Procedure The powers conferred on the Board of Children's Protection shall be applied equally to the College. If the college avails itself of this power, the notice of the order of enforcement shall be made by way of derogation from Article 4:123, 1st paragraph, of the General Administrative Law Act , by means of transmission by post to the person from whom the costs of assistance are to be recovered.
6 As long as the person concerned has the obligations provided for in the first paragraph and the Articles 18a, 8th paragraph , and 47g, 8th Member , not properly, or not properly,
a. is the college, by way of derogation from Article 4.93, fourth paragraph, of the General Law governing the administrative law (i) jurisdiction to the extent seized on the creditor's claim would be null and void;
b. applies to the attachment free foot intended in the Articles 475c to 475th of the Code of Civil Procedure , by way of derogation from Article 4:116 of the General Administrative Law Act , not in the case of recovery of costs of assistance and administrative fine in the case of a warrant.
7 Recovery of costs of assistance as referred to in the Articles 58 and 59 is privileged and follows immediately after the claims in 288 of Book 3 of the Civil Code described.
(1) If the person whose costs are to be recovered or who is obliged to pay a fine administrative fine or a benefit on the basis of the Law on the provision of income for the elderly and partly unemployed persons unemployed or the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers receives from the college of a municipality other than the college that is claiming the cost of assistance or has imposed the administrative penalty, the college of that other municipality shall pay, without the need for an authorisation from the interested party, the amount of the recovery or the administrative penalty from the general assistance or payment on request to the college that recoveries or has imposed the administrative fine.
2 If the person whose cost of assistance is to be recovered or is obliged to pay an administrative fine receives a benefit on the basis of the Unemployment law , the Income Provision of the older unemployed , the Disease law , the Law for incapacity for the self-employed , the Law employment and income to work , the Incapacity for work insurance , the Law on incapacity for work in the military , the Law Labour and Care or the Supplements Act whether to receive a benefit or income support on the basis of the Law on incapacity for work of young handicapped persons the Implementing Institute shall pay employee insurance, without requiring any interested party, the amount of the recovery or the administrative penalty from the benefit or income support upon request to the college that the costs of assistance recover or have imposed the administrative penalty.
3 If the person whose cost of assistance is to be recovered or is obliged to pay an administrative fine receives a benefit on the basis of the General Old-age Law or the General Survivors Act pays the Social Security Bank, without requiring any authority from the party concerned, the amount of the recovery or the administrative penalty from the benefit upon request to the college that returns the cost of assistance or the Administrative penalty has been imposed.
4 Without prejudice Article 60, third paragraph , and the first, second and third paragraphs, the college may claim a claim that an interested party has on him with a claim as referred to in Article 58 and 59 .
5 If the cost of assistance is recovered by the Social Insurance Bank, the first to the fourth paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 In netting specified in Article 60, fourth paragraph , may the administrative penalty, referred to in the Articles 18a, fifth paragraph , and 47g, fifth member By way of derogation from the College of Social Insurance, Article 4:93, fourth paragraph, of the General Law governing the administrative law , shall be offset for a period not exceeding three months from the date of the day on which the administrative penalty has been imposed.
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the payment provided for in Article 60a, first paragraph -of the administrative fine referred to in the Articles 18a, fifth paragraph , and 47g, fifth member On the understanding that the college of that other commune referred to in Article 60a (1), first paragraph, of the Social Insurance Bank has jurisdiction at the request of the party concerned on the settlement of the attachment of the seizure of the land of the Articles 475c to 475th of the Code of Civil Procedure -To apply.
3 Article 60, fourth paragraph , and the first and second members shall apply mutatis mutandis to the charge of the administrative fine, referred to in the Articles 18a, first paragraph , and 47g, 1st Member , if and to the extent that at the time of reckoning referred to in the first member, the administrative penalty by the offender has not been paid.
4 The preceding paragraphs shall leave the settlement of the administrative fine on the basis of the Articles 60, 4th paragraph , and 60a, 1st Member Without prejudice to the period referred to in the first paragraph.
The college does not cooperate in a debt settlement if a claim arose due to the failure or failure of the obligation to comply with the obligation in question. Article 17, first paragraph , or obligations, specified in Article 30c, second and third paragraphs, of the Act implementing organisation of work and income , and is subject to administrative penalties, or in respect of failure to comply properly or not properly, a declaration has been made on the basis of the Penal code , in so far as this cooperation leads to whole or partial remission of this claim.
Costs of assistance may be overtaken by the College in the cases and according to the rules set out in this paragraph.
Costs of assistance may be up to the limit of the maintenance period specified in: Book 1 of the Civil Code , the following shall be recovered:
a. to the person who, in the absence of a family relationship, does not comply with his or her spouse's, or underage, his/her spouse, or his child, and the minor child who does not comply with his or her parents ' obligation to his parents;
b. On the person who does not properly comply with his maintenance obligation after divorce or termination of marriage after separation of the table and bed;
c. on the person who is the debtor on the basis of Article 395a of Book 1 of the Civil Code not properly respected or not respected in respect of his majority child to whom special assistance has been granted.
In the assessment of the existence of the law of redress, Article 159a of Book 1 of the Civil Code or Article 62 , and the size of the sum to be reckoned is taken into account by the criteria governing and the circumstances of importance in the event that the court is to decide whether and, if so, what amount is a benefit to living after divorce, separation of the table and bed or dissolution of marriage after divorce from the table and bed would have to be granted.
1 If a judgment on maintenance is payable on the basis of Book 1 of the Civil Code which is enforceable, has not been complied with, shall be recovered in accordance with this ruling.
2 The payment of the due shall be made within 30 days of publication of the decision until the story in accordance with paragraph 1.
3 The person to be recovered may, within the period within which payment is to take place against the decision to enter into proceedings, be brought into proceedings by an application to the court of justice. The objection may not be based on the claim that the maintenance payment has been unduly imposed or has been incorrectly established. If an objection has been made in good time, the recovery shall be continued only once the opposition has been withdrawn or rejected as unfounded.
4 The College shall be empowered to recover, without the person receiving the assistance, the liability due to the order of compulsory order.
1 If the person, who receives or has received assistance and in respect of whom a right of redress is due by the judge on the basis of Article 159a of Book 1 of the Civil Code or Article 62 has been determined, moved his place of residence to another municipality and receives or has received assistance there, is responsible for the enforcement of the judgment in the college of the other municipality.
2 The College of the City of Departure shall remain responsible for implementation in so far as it concerns late payments of the assistance provided by that college.
1 The amount of redress determined by the judge on the basis of Article 159a of Book 1 of the Civil Code or Article 62 shall be amended every year as from 1 January of the same year as from 1 January with the following: Article 402a of Book 1 of the Civil Code Percentage to be fixed.
2 The application of the first paragraph shall not be omitted if the amendment is ruled out by a court ruling.
1 The amount of redress fixed by the judge may, at the request of the college or of the person on whom the right of redress is exercised, be modified by the court on the basis of changed circumstances.
2 The college may request to the court the redress amount by way of a waiver of a judgment concerning maintenance under Book 1 of the Civil Code to be established, if the court:
a. this ruling could change on the grounds named in the Articles 157 and 401 of that book ;
(b) have not been able to take account of all the information and circumstances relating to the decision in question concerning both parties.
Costs of assistance may be overtaken by the College at:
a. The person to whom the person receiving or receiving assistance has received a donation to the extent that the decision on the application for assistance with the funds donated would have been taken into account if the donation had not taken place, unless the person concerned has received the grant of the grant, unless the person who received the assistance had been having regard to all circumstances, it is reasonable that, at the time of the donation, the donor has not been able to reasonably foresee the need for assistance;
b. the estate of the person if:
1 °. that person was unlawfully granted aid, and recovery has not yet taken place to the extent that the death occurred;
2 °. Assistance has been granted in the form of a loan or a guarantee.
1 The decision to story on the basis of this paragraph, other than with application of Article 62b The college will be informed of the person on whom the story is sought. In the case of the estate, the communication may be addressed to the long-lived spouse or to one of the heirs who may be considered to be involved in the settlement of the estate.
2 If the person concerned is not prepared from own movement to pay the required funds to the college or whether or not to receive payment in a timely way, the College may proceed in legal proceedings.
1 Petitions related to redress in law pursuant to this paragraph, as well as requests for amendment of a judicial review, shall be filed in court.
2 The submission and examination of the application, as well as the appeal procedure, are the following: Articles 799, second paragraph , and 801 of the Code of Civil Procedure applicable mutatis mutandis.
3 The college may, on the basis of this paragraph, act in legal proceedings without a prosecutor.
The Article 58, fifth paragraph , and 60, first and fifth to seventh Member , are with regard to the story of costs of assistance from corresponding application, except that Article 479e, second paragraph, of the Code of Civil Procedure is applicable.
1 Each person shall be required to provide the college, upon request, free of charge and to provide information on the facts and circumstances necessary for the implementation of this law by the college in relation to its own right of movement. a person who has been requested or granted assistance for assistance and who has or might be engaged in the service of his or her employment. The obligation shall also cover the income of a person from whom the costs of assistance under the Section 4 shall be recoverable from, or at whom, costs of assistance under Section 5 Or they may be recovered.
2 The declarations and information shall be provided, if requested in writing, or in any other form which may reasonably be required, within a time limit to be set by the college.
1 The bodies listed below are required to be addressed to the college or, if the College has given its mandate to the Implementing Institute, the adoption of decisions on the provision of assistance, to the institution concerned. Implementing Institute of Workers ' Insurance, to provide, free of charge, and information necessary for the implementation of this Act by the College:
a. the College of other municipalities;
b. The Employee Insurance Implementation Institute and the Social Insurance Bank;
c. the Tax Office;
d. the Zorginstitute Netherlands, mentioned in Article 58, first paragraph, of the Zorginsurance Act , the Netherlands Zorgauthority, intended in the Health Organisation Act and the health insurers within the meaning of the Article 1 (b) of the Zorginsurance Act or of the Long-term care law ;
(e) occupational pension funds, income pension funds, risk funds, early retirement schemes and other bodies responsible for the provision of benefits or benefits in kind provided with or under the conditions of a Article 8 of the Act on Income Provision of Older and Partially Incapacitated Unemployed be regarded as income;
f. the Chamber of Commerce, except that, by way of derogation from the introductory part of this paragraph, this shall be made against payment of the Commercial Registry Act 2007 fixed remuneration;
g. de korpschef and the commander of the Royal marechaussee in the sense of the Aliens Act 2000 ;
h. the Tax Service/Toeslagen regarding the granting of concessions with the application of the General Income Dependent Schemes Law and Our Minister of Internal Affairs and Kingdom Relations regarding the Application of the Law promoting self-housing ;
i. Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science, as far as education or research in the field of agriculture and the natural environment, Our Minister for Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation on the application from the Law for the 2000 financial year , the Contribution of tuition fees and school fees and the Law on higher education and scientific research ;
j. Our Minister of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation relating to the extent of the production restrictive measures for the company of the entrepreneur in the agricultural sector;
k. Our Minister of Security and Justice in so far as it concerns the person who is legally deprived of his liberty or the person who disregards himself from the implementation of a custodial sentence or custodial measure;
(l) the authorities and persons renting out a place of residence;
m. the authorities supplying energy and water in the public utility;
n. third parties which, in the context of the exercise of profession or business, promote the labour-switching of persons;
o. The Medical Director referred to in the Law on special drawings in psychiatric hospitals ;
p. Our Minister of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations on the Application of the Incivil law ;
q. Our Minister and the lectures of mayor and aldermen as far as the records are concerned in the daycare and nursery registers provided for in the Childcare and Quality Playrooms Law.
2 The doctor-director referred to in paragraph 1 (o) shall provide information and information only if:
a. These are necessary for the execution of Article 13, third paragraph , last sentence; and
b. These relate to:
1 °. the inclusion;
2 °. the dismissal;
3 °. leave granted; or
4 °. the withdrawn leave.
3 Questions by the College and the provision by the authorities referred to in paragraph 1 of the information and information referred to in paragraph 1 may be effected through the intervention of the Information Office.
4 The Registrar of colleges, wholly or in part, with jurisdiction, are required to attend the college or, if the College has given its mandate to the Implementing Institute for the insurance of workers to take decisions on the to provide assistance to the Workers ' Insurance Implementing Institute, free of charge, to provide all information and extracts, or copies of judgments, registers and other documents necessary for the implementation of this Act.
5 The obligations referred to in paragraphs 1 and 4 of the first and fourth paragraphs shall be as follows:
6 The information and information referred to in paragraph 1 and paragraph 4 shall be made available in writing or in any other form which may reasonably be required, and as soon as possible, but in any case within four weeks of the receipt of the information and information provided for in the first paragraph of this paragraph. Request for this purpose.
7 The bodies referred to in paragraph 1 (a) to (k) shall, on request, meet with the College and with the Information Office, a system of communication of changes to the information and information previously requested to them.
8 In the case of, or under general management measures, rules may be laid down on the third paragraph and the content and design of the arrangements referred to in paragraph 7.
9 In the case of a general measure of management, one or more of the bodies referred to in paragraph 1 may be designated, for the purposes of data and information to be provided to the college, the information provided by the Information Office to those bodies. Save data from people still unknown at that time. The third paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis. In the case of application of the first sentence, the method of storage and the period during which such information is stored shall be determined by a general measure of management or by a general measure of management.
10 In the case of general administrative measures, other bodies and persons other than those referred to in the first and fourth members may be designated, for whom the obligations referred to in paragraphs 1 to 8 of this paragraph also apply, to the extent that they are the provision of information and data to be specified in the context of a general measure of management.
11 In the case of the general measure of management referred to in the 10th paragraph, it may also be established that the obligation to do so only applies to officials with criminal investigation authority.
12 Our Minister of State for Security and Justice shall without delay and without delay and without delay give to the person who has his freedom of law deprived of his freedom or the person who disregards himself from the enforcement of a custodial sentence or detention order. free of charge the data and any other information and information available to it and which is necessary for the right to assistance, to the college or, if the College has given its mandate to the Implementing Institute for the insurance of workers to take decisions on the provision of assistance to the Implementing Institute employees ' insurances, through the intervention of the Intelligence Agency, where he may use the civil service number.
13 Our Minister for Foreign Affairs has provided the Dutchman who is legally deprived of his freedom abroad, without delay and free of charge, information and information available to him and necessary for the right to the right of his/her own right to the right of his assistance to the College, or, if the College has given its mandate to the Implementing Institute for Workers 'Insurance to take decisions on the provision of assistance, to the Workers' Insurance Implementing Institute, by intervention of the Intelligence Agency, where he may make use of the Civil service number. Rules on the implementation of this paragraph may be laid down by Ministerial Regulations.
14 The Tax Administration is given to the college or, if the College has given its mandate to the Implementing Institute for Workers ' Insurance to take decisions on the provision of assistance, to the Implementing Institute workers ' insurance, without the provision of a request, information referred to in the first paragraph on overlapping benefits with income from or in connection with employment or business or on assets, which are in the course of the execution of a worker's pension. Tax law or the recovery of a single tax on bicycles became known to the extent that such data necessary for the implementation of this Act.
1 It shall be prohibited any any prohibitions that prove or be communicated to him or in connection with any activity in the implementation of this Act concerning the person or cases of another, to be disclosed beyond the need for the execution of this law. Or is permitted or permitted under this law.
2 The prohibition set out in the first paragraph shall not apply where:
a. any obligation to publish a legal requirement;
(b) the person on whom the information relates has stated in writing that they do not have any objection to the disclosure of those data;
c. the data shall not be traceable to individual natural persons.
3 For the purposes of scientific research or statistics, any information requested may be supplied to third parties in so far as they do not adversely affect the privacy of the persons concerned.
4 The person who is on the grounds of the Articles 63 to 68 data must verify that the person to whom the data is supplied is reasonably qualified to obtain such data.
The college is required if, in the implementation of this law, it receives reasonable grounds for suspicion of a crime committed to the detriment of a Dutch or foreign executive of social insurance laws or of a Dutch or foreign body. foreign government, to the extent that it is responsible for the provision of benefits, or of providing benefits in kind or on a levy, to inform the institution concerned.
1 The College shall be empowered to exercise its own initiative and shall be required to do so without prejudice to Article 107 of the Aliens Act 2000 , from the records relating to the implementation of this Law to the bodies listed below, to provide the information free of charge:
a. the Implementing Institute Workers ' Insurance and the Social Insurance Bank for the implementation of the Law structure implementing organisation work and income or the legal arrangements, referred to in the Articles 30, first paragraph, part a , and 34, first paragraph, part a, of that law ;
b. the Tax Administration for the levy or recovery of any row tax, the social insurance premiums, intended in Article 2 (a) and (c) of the Social Insurance Financing Act , or income dependent contributions as referred to in Article 41 of the Zorginsurance Act and the Tax Service/Toeslayers for the execution of income dependent schemes as intended General Income Dependent Schemes Law ;
c. the College of Other Municipalities for the Implementation of this Law, the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers and the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers ;
d. the Zorginstitute Netherlands, mentioned in Article 58, first paragraph, of the Zorginsurance Act , the Netherlands Zorgauthority, intended in the Health Organisation Act , the health insurers in the sense of Article 1 (b) of the Zorginsurance Act , for the implementation of the Health insurance law or the Wlz implementers specified in Article 1.1.1 of the Act for long-term , for the implementation of the Long-term care law ;
e. third parties which, in the context of the exercise of profession or business, promote the labour-management of persons;
f. foreign bodies for the performance of a task of high-interest public interest;
g. governing bodies of Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten for the performance of a task of high-interest public interest;
h. Our Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations for the implementation of the Incivil law ;
i. Our Minister of Security and Justice in connection with the implementation of custodial sentences and custodial measures.
2 The provision by the College of the bodies referred to in paragraph 1 of the first paragraph may be communicated by the Office of the Information Office.
3 The data referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be carried out if the privacy of the persons concerned is thereby disproportionately damaged.
4 In the case of, or under general management, rules may be laid down as to cases where and how information is to be supplied in any case.
5 In the case of a general measure of management, other bodies other than those referred to in paragraph 1 may be designated for the purpose of which the obligations referred to in paragraph 1 also apply.
1 In the provision of data by the college, the Intelligence Agency, and the in Articles 64 and 67 Such bodies shall be used, where appropriate, on the use of the civil service number.
2 Third Parties who, in the context of the exercise of profession or business, promote the employment-switching of individuals shall use the civil service number only to the extent necessary for the performance of work carried out under the provisions specified in Article 7, first paragraph, part a, and seventh member , to be executed.
1 Our Minister, each year, shall provide the college with a benefit to the college to provide the college of funds with a view to:
a. the granting of general assistance and benefits as referred to in the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers and the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers and for the payment of payroll taxes, public insurance premiums and the income dependent contribution, Article 42 of the Zorginsurance Act ;
b. the cost of the wage cost subsidies, which is based on Article 10d , to be provided.
2 By law, the total amount available for the benefit referred to in paragraph 1 shall be determined, based on the fact that the amount for the calendar year in question is sufficient to cover the estimated costs of all the municipalities concerned. expenditure referred to in the first paragraph.
3 In the case of, or under general management, rules governing the distribution of the benefit referred to in paragraph 1 above, among the municipalities and the collection of information necessary for the determination of the distribution.
4 The benefit of the college shall be made known by Our Minister for at least three months prior to the calendar year to which it relates.
1 The total amount referred to in Article 69, second paragraph , for the benefit, for the benefit of Article 69, first paragraph , in the year to which the amount relates to or under the law adjusted on the basis of new estimation data.
2 If the total amount is revised, the amount by which the benefit is intended to be Article 69, first paragraph , it is adjusted within a period of four weeks after the review by Our Minister.
1 There is a Review Board of Catch Participation Act, which shall have the task of advising our Minister on a decision to be taken as a result of a request to Article 74, first paragraph .
2 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be laid down concerning the composition, the exercise and the judgement of the Vangeanisation Act of the Review Committee.
(1) Where the benefit granted under Article 69 does not provide sufficient cover for the net expenses of general assistance, wage cost subsidies or benefits as referred to in Article 4 (1) of the Treaty. Article 69, first paragraph , a safety net benefit may be granted by our Minister at the request of the college.
2 Each year, by law, the amount which may be spent on retirement benefits referred to in paragraph 1 shall be fixed by law, which shall not be part of the amount referred to in Article 2 Article 69, second paragraph .
3 A request as referred to in paragraph 1 shall be submitted by the College to the Vangnet Participation Act review committee.
4 Our Minister may attach conditions to the decision to grant a safety net benefit.
5 Our Minister may reduce, revoke or refuse to grant a retirement allowance if:
a. he has given the college a clue as intended in Article 76, first paragraph ; or
(b) the college is acting in contraa with a legal requirement relating to the retirement allowance or to a condition attached to the decision granting a safety net benefit.
6 In the case of, or under general management, rules shall be laid down for:
a. the grounds for the granting of the safety net benefit;
b. the calculation of the amount of the benefit;
(c) the terms and conditions attached to the request;
d. the method of assessment of the request by the Catch-Net Participation Act of the Review Board;
(e) the application of the fifth paragraph.
7 In the case of ministerial arrangements, rules shall be laid down for the period within which a request may be lodged.
A ministerial arrangement shall lay down rules on the payment of:
a. the allowance referred to in Article 69, first paragraph ;
b. the amount by which the allowance is made on the basis of Article 71 shall be adjusted;
c. The safety net benefit referred to in Article 74 .
1 If, with regard to the lawful implementation of this law, he has identified serious shortcomings, the Minister may, after the College has been given the opportunity to present his views for eight weeks, Indication. He does not take part in the decision-making process on individual cases.
2 In the designation, a period shall be set within which the college has brought the execution into conformity with the designation.
3 Our Minister shall suspend payment of the benefit, as provided for in Article 69, first paragraph , for at least three months, if our Minister has identified serious shortcomings as referred to in paragraph 1 in respect of the lawful implementation of this law, in Article 52 of the Law on the provision of income for the elderly and partly unemployed persons unemployed and in Article 52 of the Income Provision Act older and partly disabled self-employed workers , until:
(a) he has established on the basis of the College's view that the serious shortcomings have been remedied;
(b) he has established that the college has complied with the obligations laid down in the designation;
(c) he has held that, at the end of the period referred to in the second paragraph, the College has not acted or has failed to act as a result of the appointment.
4 The Minister shall, if he considers that the College has not, after the expiry of the period referred to in paragraph 2, have taken no or insufficient action in respect of the designation referred to in the first paragraph. Article 52 of the Law on the provision of income for the elderly and partly unemployed persons unemployed , in Article 52 of the Income Provision Act older and partly disabled self-employed workers or in Article 87 of the Act to invest in young people , the benefit of the benefit, Article 69, first paragraph , for the year following the year in which the deadline expires, 1% shall be fixed.
5 The Minister shall, if he considers that the college has not yet taken 12 months from the end of the period referred to in paragraph 2 to the designation referred to in the third paragraph, the benefit of which is to be awarded in accordance with the provisions of the Article 69, first paragraph , for the second year following the year in which the period expires and the following years, each time a maximum of 3% is fixed.
The officials appointed by a decision of the college shall be responsible for monitoring compliance with this law.
1 The college shall be accountable to our Minister for the implementation of this Law, in the manner specified in Article 17a of the Financial Ratio Law .
2 The College shall present an image of the implementation to our Minister every year.
3 In the case of ministerial regulations, rules shall be laid down concerning the image of implementation.
1 The College shall provide information and intelligence to our Minister, on request, that he needs for statistics, information and policy-making in respect of this law.
2 The information and information referred to in paragraph 1 and the image of the implementation referred to in the Article 77 , shall be provided free of charge.
3 By ministerial arrangement rules may be laid down regarding the kind of information provided by the college and how the college collects and provides the data and intelligence, which can be determined, that categories of municipalities do not have to collect and supply certain information.
1 By the College on the basis of the General law , the Law enablement of jobseekers or the In-and-flow-flow decisions decisions taken as a result of decisions taken by him on the basis of this law.
2 By way of derogation from the first paragraph, the college applies on the basis of the Law enablement of jobseekers or the In-and-flow-flow decisions for persons receiving benefit on the basis of the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers or the Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers decisions taken as a result of decisions taken by him on the basis of the Law on income provision older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers Other Income Provision of the elderly and partially unemployed unemployed workers .
3 By the College of Our Minister on the basis of the Importation Act Work and Assistance Act Decisions taken shall apply from the date of entry into force of the Law of 29 December 2008 repealing the Act of Law on Employment and Assistance (Stb. 586) if decisions taken by the college or our minister were based on this law.
Article 20 of the General Assistance Act and Article 4 (4), fourth paragraph, final sentence of the Resettlement General Assistance Act As at 31 December 2003, the aid granted on 31 December 2003 was subject to the application of those articles.
1 A service as referred to in Article 4 of the Law enablement of jobseekers , a contract of employment as referred to in Article 5, first paragraph, of that Act and a service as referred to in Article 6 of the Decision on the flow and flow of electricity apply as a device as specified in Article 7, first paragraph, part a .
2 On service relations as referred to in the Law enablement of jobseekers Remains Title 10 of Book 7 of the Civil Code and the Articles 4, 2nd, 6th and 7th members , and 11, introductory wording and part (a) of the Act of Triggering Jobseekers applicable. On this service relationship is Article 134, second paragraph, of the Civil Service Act Not applicable.
1 In a statement of objection or notice that:
a. submitted before or on 31 December 2003 against a college based on the General law , the Law enablement of jobseekers or the In-and-flow-flow decisions the decision taken and on which it is not yet irrevocably decided on that date;
(b) after 31 December 2003, has been filed against one under the laws referred to in paragraph 1 or In-and-flow-flow decisions with application of Article 2, second paragraph, of the Act on the Law of the Act of Work and Assistance , decision taken after 31 December 2003 and on which it has not yet been irrevocably decided at the time of expiry of the provision on the basis of which the decision has been taken;
(c) has been submitted after 31 December 2003 and relates to assistance falling within the scope of Article 12, first paragraph, of the Act on the Law of the Act of Work and Assistance The General law is applicable;
shall be decided on the basis of the application of the General law , The law enablement of job seekers or the In-and-flow-flow decisions .
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to applications as referred to in Article 140 of the General Assistance Act and requests for a provisional provision as referred to in Article 8:81 of the General Administrative Law .
3 In an objection or notice of appeal before or on the day of the entry into force of the Law of 29 December 2008 repealing the Act of Law on Employment and Assistance (Stb). 586) was filed against a by the college or Our Minister under the Importation Act Work and Assistance Act The decision taken and on which it is not yet irrevocably decided upon that date shall be decided by application of this Law.
Rules relating to the provision of assistance and assistance to the need for working capital under this law on the basis of this law to self-employed persons and to persons of general interest shall be laid down or pursuant to general rules of management. to receive and intend to start a business or independent profession and not to provide employment for employment during the preparatory period of not more than 12 months, with the potential for deviated from the Articles 9 , 10 , 11 , 32 , 34 , 40 , 41 , 45 , 58 , 69 , 77 and the Sections 4.2 , 6.1 and 7.1 .
1 The Articles 18, second and third members , and 53a (i), as far as the self-employed are concerned, Article 78f , in force at a time to be determined by royal decree.
2 The Articles 14 to 14f , 66 and 142a of the General Assistance Act , in so far as it concerns self-employed persons as intended Article 78f , expire on a date to be determined by royal decree.
3 Where in Article 14, first paragraph, of the General Assistance Act is referred to the Article 8, sixth paragraph, part b , and 112 of that Act , shall be replaced by the following: Article 2, third paragraph, part b , below Article 38 of the Decision assisting the self-employed 2004 .
1 The Social Insurance Bank may continue to grant assistance to a Dutchman who is situated abroad in respect of:
a. The person who received assistance under the conditions of assistance in December 1995 Article 82 or Article 95 of the General Assistance Act , which assistance has not been completed;
(b) the person who, at any time during the 26-week period, received assistance immediately prior to 31 December 1995 under the Article 82 of the General Assistance Act , which assistance has ended in that period, if any interested party rerequests assistance within 26 weeks from that date.
2 The assistance referred to in paragraph 1 shall be tailored to the circumstances, possibilities and means of the party concerned, taking into account the level of the necessary costs of the existence on the spot.
3 The articles of this Act do not apply to the extent that circumstances permit, with the exception of Chapter 2 and the paragraphs 6.1 to 6.5 It is understood that the Social Insurance Bank replaces the College.
4 As soon as at least 26 weeks have elapsed since the assistance granted under paragraph 1 has been terminated, that paragraph shall no longer apply in respect of the case in question.
5 The funds to cover expenditure related to the implementation of this Article shall be provided by a national contribution to the Social Insurance Bank.
6 The expenditure referred to in paragraph 5 shall be deducted from the sums received by the Social Insurance Bank under that Act by recovery.
7 An unsettled and addressed to our Minister on the grounds of: Article 6 of the Act on Import and Assistance Law by taking a decision, as from 1 January 2009 shall be deemed to be addressed to the Social Insurance Bank.
8 Objections and actions brought or brought against a decision taken on the basis of Article 6 of the Act on Import and Assistance Law shall apply from 1 January 2009 as concerns and appeals addressed to the Social Insurance Bank.
1 A decision of the college to provide general assistance to a person as referred to in Article 47a, first paragraph , which was taken before the date of entry into force of Section 5.4 , with effect from that date as taken by the Social Insurance Bank pursuant to paragraph 5.4.
2 The application of Section 6.5 in relation to decisions as referred to in the first paragraph, after the date of entry into force of this Regulation, Section 5.4 On the Social Insurance Bank.
3 A person addressed to the college by a person referred to in the Article 47a, first paragraph , in order to take a decision which has not yet been decided on the date of entry into force of paragraph 5.4, it shall be addressed to the Social Insurance Bank as from that date.
1 The college which was before the date of entry into force of Section 5.4 in relation to a person as intended in Article 47a, first paragraph , a claim has been made in connection with the recovery or redress of costs of assistance other than in relation to the right to general assistance, on which Article 78i continue, if that claim has not yet been fully met, shall be entitled to collect that claim.
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis in respect of a before the date of entry into force of this Regulation. Section 5.4 cash loan or bail granted on the basis of Article 48 , 50 and 78c to a person as intended in Article 47a, first paragraph .
1 Rights and obligations arising from a college prior to the date of entry into force of the Section 5.4 cash loan or bail granted on the basis of Article 48 , 50 and 78c to a person as intended in Article 47a, first paragraph , which will continue after that date, will be left on the Social Insurance Bank.
2 Capital items resulting from a money loan as referred to in paragraph 1 shall start from the date of entry into force of the loan Section 5.4 on the social security bank, without the need for any act or service.
3 As regards the assets transferred under the second paragraph which have been published in public registers, the depositaries of those registers shall be subject to change of the conditions laid down in those registers. The necessary declarations shall be made by the care of Our Minister to the depositaries of the registers concerned.
4 In respect of the transfer of assets referred to in paragraph 2, transfer tax shall not be levied.
1 The college which was before the entry into force of Section 5.4 in relation to a person as intended in Article 47a, first paragraph , a decision taken in connection with the provision of general assistance which has been the subject of a statement of objection or which can still be submitted, shall remain competent to decide on the objection.
2 In proceedings of appeal and appeal, directed against a decision in respect of a person as referred to in Article 47a, first paragraph , taken before the entry into force of Section 5.4 or directed against a decision as referred to in paragraph 1, the College shall remain open to the College and to the College of Appeal in relation to such decisions.
3 Without prejudice to the first and second paragraphs, the Social Insurance Bank may, in an administrative action between the college and a person, be Article 47a, first paragraph , instead of a college, without the need for service and by the appointment of an agent for the appointment of an authorised representative, if the social security bank before the entry into force of the decision, Section 5.4 mandate has been granted by the college in respect of decisions on the provision of general assistance to persons referred to in Article 47a, first paragraph.
The Articles 3, seventh and eighth paragraph , and 4, second paragraph , are not applicable, if by 1 January 2010 on the basis of Article 11 A right to assistance for married persons, because the unmarried person has been designated as a married person for a common household with a majority-age group or a majority of a former foster child for as long as this right to assistance has been exists, unless application of the said article members leads to a higher rate of assistance.
If, before the date of entry into force, the college of Section 5.4 in relation to a person as intended in Article 47a, first paragraph , has a claim on which Article 78j be applicable and that person receives a benefit under that paragraph, pays the social security insurance bank, without requiring the person concerned, at the request of the college to pay that claim against that claim on that claim. college.
1 By the College on the basis of the Law investing in young people decisions taken as a result of decisions taken by him on the basis of this law.
2 Without prejudice Article 78s the College shall make the decisions referred to in paragraph 1 within six months of the date of entry into force of the Law of 22 December 2011 amending the Act of Work and Assistance and aggregation of that Act with the Law of investing in young people aimed at promoting participation in the labour market and increasing the own responsibility of benefit claimants (Stb. 650) in accordance with this Act, in so far as those decisions deviate from this Act.
3 By way of derogation from the second paragraph, the decision to the effect that a young person may be made up for work shall remain valid for the duration of the offer of work, but not more than six months after the date of entry into force of the Law of 22 December 2011 amending the Act of Work and Assistance and aggregation of that Act with the Law of investing in young people aimed at promoting participation in the labour market and increasing the own responsibility of benefit claimants (Stb. 650).
4 On an application for a working learning offer or an income provision not decided before the date of entry into force of the Law of 22 December 2011 amending the Act of Work and Assistance and aggregation of that Act with the Law of investing in young people aimed at promoting participation in the labour market and increasing the own responsibility of benefit claimants (Stb. 650) shall be decided by application of this law, Article 41 (4) to (9) , and Article 43, fourth paragraph , stay out of control.
5 In any objection or appeal lodged before or on the date of entry into force of the Law of 22 December 2011 amending the Act of Work and Assistance and aggregation of that Act with the Law of investing in young people aimed at promoting participation in the labour market and increasing the own responsibility of benefit claimants (Stb. 650) was filed against a by the college on the basis of Law investing in young people The decision taken and on which it has not yet been irrevocably decided on that date shall be decided in accordance with the Act of Investment in Young People.
1 To a person:
a. Between 26 April 2012 and 2 months after the publication of the Law Abolishing Household Income Tax has reported in the Official Journal to request assistance; and
b. whose college has established that he is due to enter into force Law Abolishing Household Income Tax is entitled to assistance;
granted, that assistance shall be granted from the day on which this right arose and may, by way of derogation from Article 44, first paragraph , to be located for the day on which the person concerned has reported itself, but not before 1 January 2012.
2 On the person referred to in the first paragraph, Article 41, fourth paragraph , not applicable.
If, as a result of entry into force of the Law Abolishing Household Income Tax the college has a claim over a period of time with regard to costs of general assistance and, as a result of its entry into force, that person has the right to general assistance over the same period. in respect of the social security insurance bank, the Social Insurance Bank shall, without the necessary authorization by the person concerned, pay the amount of such action to the college, at the request of the college.
1 Decisions taken by the college under the Work and Assistance Act are subject to decisions taken by him under this law.
2 The College shall take the decisions referred to in paragraph 1 within six months of the date of entry into force of the Article I of the Act of Import Participation Act in accordance with this Act, in so far as those decisions deviate from this Act.
3 On an application under the Work and Assistance Act which has not been decided before the date of entry into force of Article I of the Act of Import Participation Act shall be decided upon application of this Act.
4 In any objection or appeal lodged before or on the date of entry into force of the Article I of the Act of Import Participation Act has been filed against a decision taken by the college under the Work and Assistance Act and on which it has not yet been irrevocably decided on that date shall be decided on the basis of the Act of Work and Assistance.
5 The rules laid down by regulation on the basis of Article 8, first paragraph, parts b and d , 8a and 47 of the Work and Assistance Act apply after the date of entry into force of Article I of the Act of Import Participation Act as rules pursuant to Article 8, first paragraph, parts a and b, 8b 47 of the Participation Act, respectively.
6 The rules laid down by the Regulation on the basis of the Articles 8, first paragraph, parts a, c, e and f of this law, 35, first paragraph, part a, of the Income Provision Act older and partially incapacitated workers and 35, first paragraph, part a, of the Income Provision Act older and partly incapacitated self-employed workers , as these laws set out on the day before the entry into force of the Articles I , IX and X of the Enaltation Act up to six months from the day of entry into force as rules based on Article 8a of this law.
7 Within six months of the entry into force of Article I of the Act of Import Participation Act by Regulation, sets rules as intended in the Articles 6 , 8 , 8a , 10b and 47 .
8 The first to the fourth paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the implementation by the Social Insurance Bank of the task, referred to in Article 47a, first paragraph .
1 On the person who is on the day before the entry into force of Article IX, part B, of the Collecting Act SZW 2016 , entitled to general assistance:
a. continue to be the Articles 20 to 22a , 24 , 33, fourth member , and 53a, second and third members , as they were in the day of application; and
b. is Article 19a Not applicable;
for a period of six months from the date of entry into force, to the extent that the application of this Article leads to a higher amount of general assistance.
2 If the net minimum wage changes with effect from 1 January 2016, when applying the first paragraph, the standards shall be mentioned in the above mentioned paragraph (a). Articles 20 to 22a , applied, as they would ring after revision with the percentage of this change.
Article 31, second paragraph, part n As it was stated on the day before the entry into force of the Article I of the Law on release for the purpose of building the building and income from work and promotion of voluntary continuation of pension schemes , continues to apply to the person on whom the release of income from labour referred to in Article 31, second paragraph, part n, applicable prior to the day situated six months before entry into force of Article I of the Law Release (i) form-building and income from work and promotion of voluntary continuation of pension schemes, until his/her entitlement to general assistance in which such release applies shall end.
For the application of Article 8: 1 of the General Administrative Law Act shall be treated in the same way as an act of failure to implement the decision on the grant or recovery of assistance or the provision of an act which deviates from that decision.
1 Against judgments of the Centrale Raad van Beroep, each of the parties may appeal in cassation in respect of a breach or incorrect application of the Article 3 (2) to (5) , and the provisions that were based on it.
2 The rules governing the appeal in cassation against the judgments of the courts of appeal in tax cases shall apply mutatis mutandis, with the Central Board of Appeal taking the place of a court of justice.
1 In case the college has given no or insufficient application to Article 52 the President of the Member States may, if the need for immediate assistance is in his opinion, decide, at the request of the interested party, that the College grants general assistance.
2 The decision of the President of the Member States shall lapse as soon as the decision of the college on the granting of general assistance has become final or has been decided by the court of appeal. The decision shall also lapse from the date of entry into force of a provisional provision made by the security court of the court.
3 The aid referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted in advance in the form of an interest-free money loan.
1 In the case of a general measure of administration, if the urgency so requires, rules necessary in relation to the proper implementation of the law may be laid down.
2 The nomination for a general measure of directors to be adopted under paragraph 1 shall not be made earlier than four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
3 Following the placing in the Official Journal of a general measure adopted under the first paragraph, a proposal from the law governing the subject concerned shall be submitted to the States General as soon as possible. If the proposal is withdrawn or if either of the Chambers of the States-General decides not to adopt the proposal, the general measure of management shall be withdrawn without delay. If the proposal is raised to law, then the general measure of management shall be revoked at the time of entry into force of that law.
1 By way of experiment, by means of an experiment, in order to carry out an examination of the possibilities of carrying out this law with regard to labour-switching and financing, it may be possible to derogate from the provisions of the Directive. at or by virtue of the Articles 6 to 10 , 31, second paragraph , and Section 7.1 . In the case of application of the first sentence, a general measure of management shall determine how and during which period the provisions of the law are to be derogated from.
2 An experiment as referred to in the first paragraph shall last no more than three years. If, before an experiment has ended, a proposal of law has been submitted to the States General to convert the experiment into a structural legal arrangement, the experiment may be extended to the time when the proposal of law in - The second sentence of the first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
3 Our Minister may, at their request, designate municipalities that participate in an experiment. Rules relating to the application of this power shall be laid down by or pursuant to general rules of administration.
4 By ministerial arrangement rules may be laid down regarding the implementation of an experiment and facilities for an experiment in sufficient unforeseen cases.
5 Our Minister shall send to the States-General, at the latest three months before the end of an experiment, a report on the effectiveness and effects of the experiment, and a position on its continuation as a result of the experiment. experiment. If an experiment is terminated earlier than originally envisaged, the Minister shall, by way of derogation from the first sentence, send a report to the States General, by way of derogation from the first sentence of the first sentence, not later than two months after the end of that experiment.
6 The nomination for general measures of governance to be adopted pursuant to this Article shall not be done earlier than four weeks after the draft has been submitted to both Chambers of the States General.
Our Minister shall transmit within four years of the entry into force of Article 18b and Article 47c, second paragraph, third and fourth sentence , as they are denominated immediately after the entry into force of the Law Language Requirement Participation Law , to the States-General a report on the effectiveness and effects of Article 18b and Article 47c, second paragraph, third and fourth sentence, in practice.
This Act shall enter into force on a date to be determined by Royal Decree, which may be made different for the various articles or parts of such articles. The Royal Decree shall apply where necessary to: Article 16 of the Temporary Referendum Act .
This law is cited as: Participatory law.
Burdens and orders that it will be placed in the Official Gazette and that all ministries, authorities, colleges and public servants who so far as to do so will keep their hands on the precise execution.
Given at The Hague, 9 October 2003
Beatrix
The Secretary of State for Social Affairs and Employment,
Mr Rutte
Issued the 10th October 2003The Minister of Justice,
J. P. H. Donner
