Key Benefits:
Law of 20 June 2002 (Law on Education Supervision)
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 the view that it is appropriate to lay down rules on the supervision of education;
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 purpose of this Act:
a. Our Minister: Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science and, as far as it concerns education in the fields of agriculture and natural environment, Our Minister for Economic Affairs,
b. the inspection: the Inspectorate of Education,
c. the inspector general: the inspector general of education;
d. Education Act:
1.
2.
e. Education: Education: Education regulated by or under education law, including activities as defined in the articles 176th, first paragraph, and 176g, first member, of the Law on Primary Education , 162h, first member , and 162j, first paragraph, of the Law at the centres of expertise , and 118n, 1st Member , and 118p, 1st Member, of the Secondary Education Act ,
f. preschool education: preschool education as intended in the Article 1.1, first paragraph , and 2.1, of the Law daycare and quality standards in kindergnae-play halls ,
g. institution: school, institution or examination establishment within the meaning of an educational law, including a non-funded institution;
h higher education institution: an institution as defined in Article 1.2 (a) and (b) of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research ,
i. collaborative: collaborative arrangement as intended Article 1 of the Law on Primary Education and Article 1 of the Law on secondary education ,
j. Regional expertise centre: Regional expertise centre as intended Article 28b of the Law at the centres of excellence , including the Commission for the indictable survey maintained by the Regional Expertising Centre,
k. governance: competent authority within the meaning of an education law, except that where it is the Compulsory education 1969 or the Compulsory education BES The following is understood as the head of the school or establishment, and except that where monitoring of the activities of the grouping is carried out, the management of the legal person shall be understood as meaning the management of the grouping. in Article 18a, fourth paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education and Article 17a, fourth paragraph, of the Law on secondary education ,
l. education participant: pupil, participant, student or extraneus within the meaning of an educational law,
(m) parents: parental authority on the child, their registered partners, guardians and caregivers,
n. annual work plan: document in which the inspection will take up its work for the coming year,
o. person-related number: civil service number, specified in Article 1 (b) of the general provisions Act civil service number or, failing that, educational number issued by Our Minister.
1 There is an Inspectorate of Education, which is governed by Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science. At the head of the inspection, the inspector general shall be appointed.
2 Our Minister shall give his instructions, in writing, to the States-General in writing only in writing, in respect of the exercise of the powers conferred on the inspection by this Act.
1 The supervision of education is dedicated to the inspection.
2 The monitoring shall comprise the following tasks:
(a) the assessment and promotion of the quality of education, including the quality of teaching staff, to institutions as defined in the education laws with the exception of the Law on higher education and scientific research , assess and promote the quality of exercise of the tasks of the collaborative and collaborative vocational education industry, and assess the quality conditions of preschool education on the basis of: Playrooms and children's centres, intended for use in the Law childcare and quality standard playrooms ,
(b) to assess and promote compliance with the rules laid down in or pursuant to a teaching law;
c. to assess and promote the quality of the higher education system, including the system of accreditation, intended in Article 1.1, Parts Q, r and s, of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research and to examine the quality of education to a higher education institution other than for the purposes of accreditation in higher education intended in Chapter 5a of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research ,
(d) assessing and promoting financial lawfulness by, in any event, carrying out investigations into the legitimate acquisition of the costs, on the basis of the audit reports of the auditor appointed by the Board, to the the lawfulness of expenditure and the lawfulness of the financial management of the financial institutions, the associations and the knowledge-based centres of vocational education,
(e) to report on the development of education and on the performance of the tasks by the institutions, the associations and the Cooperation Organisation for Vocational Education, and in particular on their quality; and
f. to perform other tasks assigned to the inspection by or under the law.
3 Our Minister may grant the inspection mandate to:
a. To retain or to suspend all or part of the funding for up to 15%, on the basis of Article 164 of the Law on Primary Education , Article 129 of the Law on Primary Education BES , Article 146 of the Law at the centres of expertise , Article 104 of the Law on Secondary Education , Article 184 of the Secondary Education Act (BES) , Article 11.1 of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 10.2 of the Education and Vocational Education Act or Article 15.1 of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research ;
(b) to lower, amend, or partially withdraw or recover a subsidy on the basis of the Sections 4.2.5 to 4.2.7 of the General Administrative Law Act ;
c. By or under the Law on primary education , the Primary Education Act BES , the Law at the centres of excellence , the Law on secondary education , the Secondary Education Act BES , the Law on education and vocational education , the Law education and vocational education BES or the Law on higher education and scientific research to make corrections or to deduct amounts from payments;
d. in so far as it is not the only type of training of its kind, a warning as intended in the Articles 6.1.5 , 6.1.5b , 6.2.3 , 6.2.3b and 6.3.2 of the Education and Vocational Education Act and the Articles 6.2.3 , 6.2.4 and 6.3.1 of the Education and vocational education Act BES to be given, or a decision as referred to in the Articles 6.1.4 , 6.1.5b , 6.2.2 , 6.2.3b and 6.3.2 of the Education and Vocational Education Act and the Articles 6.2.1 , 6.2.4 and 6.3.1 of the Education and vocational education Act BES to be taken;
e. to impose the administrative fine, Article 27 of the Compulsory Law of 1969 or Article 39 of the Compulsory education of BES ; or
f. to be decided against a decision referred to in points (a) to (e) against a decision.
1 The inspection shall be monitored in accordance with the freedom of education.
2 The inspection shall be monitored in such a way that institutions are not taxed more than is necessary for the proper monitoring of the supervision.
3 The intensity of supervision in education depends on the quality of education, of the manner in which the professionalism of the institution and of the administration is ensured, of the degree of compliance with legal regulations and, for to the extent that it is financed from the financial situation of the institution, Rijks.
4 The exercise of supervision is also aimed at informing stakeholders about the development, in particular of the quality, of education.
In the exercise of supervision of training, aimed at a profession in respect of which, by or under the law, requirements have been laid down in the field of knowledge, knowledge, skills and, where appropriate, professional conduct, on which the person who is the training With a view to the professional functioning of the staff, the inspection shall be carried out by the officials appointed by our Minister.
1 In the inspection, trust inspectors are employed for:
a. educational participants who are victims of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, physical violence, mental violence, discrimination or radicalisation committed by a person entrusted to the institution with tasks or a person education participant of the institution,
b. persons responsible for the task of an institution with tasks entrusted to the victim of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, physical violence, psychological violence, discrimination or radicalisation committed by a person responsible for the institution with tasks Person responsible for, or an education participant of, the institution; and
c. teaching participants, for the purpose of an institution with tasks entrusted to an institution, administrations, parents, complaints committees set up by institutions and confidence-building institutions, who are confronted with a case of sexual abuse abuse, sexual harassment, physical violence, psychological violence, discrimination or radicalisation referred to in point (a) or (b).
2 In addition to his duties, arising from Article 3 , for the purposes of the persons and bodies referred to in paragraph 1, the trust inspector shall have the following tasks:
a. acting as a contact point,
b. advising on any steps to be taken,
c. assisting in the taking of steps aimed at finding a solution; and
d. To accompany it on request when lodging a complaint or making a complaint.
3 The inspector of trust is, in so far as it concerns crimes as referred to in Title XIV of the Penal Code or Title XIV of the Code of Criminal Law BES Exempt from the obligation to return to an education participant or to an institution with tasks entrusted to it as intended for the purposes of the declaration Articles 160, first paragraph , and 162, 1st paragraph, of the Code of Criminal Procedure or the Articles 198, first paragraph , and 200, 1st member, of the Code of Criminal Procedure BES .
4 The inspector of trust shall be bound, in the case of sexual abuse or harassment as referred to in paragraph 1 (a) or (b), to the confidentiality of what has been entrusted to him in the performance of his or her duties by an educational participant, the parents of an education participant or a person responsible for the task of an institution.
5 The inspector of trust shall be authorised without the consent of the person in charge of the special information referred to in Article 16 of the Personal Data Protection Act to be processed in relation to the persons referred to in the first paragraph, where a notification can reasonably be inferred from a presumption of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, psychological violence, physical violence, discrimination or radicalisation.
6 The trust inspector shall not provide the data collected by him to third parties. In the report on the state of education, referred to in Article 8, second paragraph , only data abstraction data are included.
7 By way of derogation from the sixth paragraph, the trust inspector shall be empowered to notify the authorities directly under the responsibility of our Minister of Security and Justice of a case or presumption of a case of psychics. violence, physical violence, discrimination or radicalisation:
a. In the interest of the education participants,
b. In the interests of persons entrusted with tasks for the purpose of setting up tasks; or
c. if the gravity of the situation to which the notification relates gives rise to this purpose.
1 The inspection shall serve as the contact point for persons in charge of an institution which considers that the quality of education is inadequate as a result of the personnel policy pursued by the institution of the institution.
2 The inspection assesses whether, on the basis of the first member's knowledge, it has been brought to the attention of a reasonable presumption that the quality of education is inadequate.
3 The inspection shall be subject to the confidentiality of what has been entrusted to it on the basis of the first paragraph.
1 The inspection shall establish an annual work plan. The annual work plan needs the approval of our Minister.
2 Our Minister shall send the annual work plan of the inspection to the States General.
1 The inspection reports, on request, and on its own initiative, to our Minister on development, in particular of the quality, of education and makes proposals on the basis of which it considers necessary in the interests of education.
2 The inspection shall report annually by the third Wednesday of May the report on the state of education, intended Article 23, eighth paragraph, of the Constitution Solid. Our Minister shall, on behalf of the Government, forward the report, together with a response, to the States General without delay.
3 Our Minister does not provide any guidance on the judgments of the inspection on development, in particular of the quality, of education, as laid down in the reports.
4 If a reporting as referred to in the first paragraph, or some of them, specifically education in the Frisian language or teaching in the Frisian language and culture concerns the whole of schools in primary education, secondary education and education In the case of special education, the inspection, at the same time as sending to our Minister, shall transmit that part, in copy to the Member States of the Fryslân, in copies.
1 In carrying out the tasks of inspection, to the extent that these do not control compliance with at or under an education law as intended. Article 1 (d) (1) , given rules, the Articles 5:12 to 5:17 and 5:20 of the General Law governing law applicable mutatis mutandis.
2 The powers referred to in the Articles referred to in paragraph 1 shall be exercised by persons appointed by our Minister for that purpose.
3 A decision on designation as referred to in paragraph 2 shall be communicated in the Official Gazette.
The Articles 11 , 12 and 15 shall not apply to institutions of higher education.
1 In order to implement the Article 3, second paragraph, parts a, b and d , such tasks shall examine the annual inspection subject to compliance with Article 4 the education of each institution. Following the examination, the inspection gives a judgement on the quality of teaching at the institution and on compliance with legal requirements by the institution.
2 The inspection shall carry out the examination carried out on the basis of the rules laid down in or pursuant to a teaching act and, in the case of an institution as defined in the Law on primary education , the Law at the centres of excellence or the Law on secondary education In the light of the following aspects of quality, namely:
a. learning outcomes,
b. progress in the development of apprentices,
c. the conduct of the personnel policy in so far as they are based on Article 6a, first and second paragraphs There is a reason for this.
3 If the examination referred to in paragraph 2 results in a reasonable suspicion that the quality of the product is insufficient, the inspection shall carry out further investigations, including the causes of the deficit shooting. This further examination shall be carried out if, in the case of an institution as defined in the Law on primary education , the Law at the centres of excellence or the Law on secondary education , including in the light of one or more of the following aspects of quality:
a. the supply of materials,
b. the apprenticeship period,
c. the pedagogical environment,
d. the school climate,
e. the effectiveness of the didactic action of the teaching staff,
f. the pupil-care,
g. the contents, level and execution of the keys, tests, assignments or exams,
h. in terms of the quality of the teaching staff:
1 °. the requirements of competence and competence,
2 °. Staff policy, in so far as it concerns the sustainable assurance of the quality of the teaching staff.
4 If the inspection referred to in paragraph 3, as a result of the examination, considers that the quality is inadequate, it shall, after a maximum of one year, examine the quality improvements which the institution has achieved.
5 The inspection shall inform the Steering Board of the date and purpose of an investigation, as referred to in the third or fourth member. Notification shall be carried out at least four weeks before the start of an investigation. If the inspection deems it necessary, it shall carry out investigations without such notice.
6 In carrying out an investigation, as referred to in the third or fourth paragraph, the inspection may involve independent experts.
7 The second paragraph, part c and the third paragraph, part h, shall apply mutatis mutandis to the institutions referred to in the Law on education and vocational education .
1 As soon as possible after receipt of the decision stating that the funding will commence, as soon as possible, Article 79, eighth paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education , Article 86 (6) of the Law at the centres of expertise , Article 66, third paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education or Article 2.1.3, second paragraph, section b, of the Education and Vocational Education Act as regards an agricultural training centre solely for the secondary education which has been used for it, the competent authority shall, at the time of inspection, demonstrate that it may comply with the requirements relating to:
a. The ability of those who give education, intended in Article 3 of the Law on Primary Education , Article 3 of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 33 of the Law on Secondary Education , and
b. The rules on educational attainment are made on the basis of the Law on primary education , the Law at the centres of excellence and the Law on secondary education .
(2) The inspection may, if the provisions of paragraph 1, give rise to consultations with the competent authority of the institution. Following these consultations, the inspection may decide that the Article 11b, second to sixth paragraphs , by analogy, except that by way of derogation from the third paragraph, when the risk analysis is drawn up, the school plan is not involved, and the risk analysis shall be drawn up within three months by way of derogation from the fourth paragraph. after the consultations provided for in the first sentence.
1 Within one month of the commencement of the financing of an institution, Article 81 of the Law on Primary Education , Article 87 of the Law at the centres of expertise , Article 66, 4th paragraph of the Secondary Education Act , and Article 2.1.3, second paragraph, section b, of the Education and Vocational Education Act for an agricultural training centre only for the secondary education provided for that purpose, the institution shall provide the inspection with information relating to:
a. The school plan, intended in Article 12 of the Law on Primary Education , Article 21 of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 24 of the Law on Secondary Education ,
b. the ability of those who give education meant in Article 3 of the Law on Primary Education , Article 3 of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 33 of the Law on Secondary Education , and
c. comply with the rules on time of education applicable on the basis of the Law on primary education , the Law at the centres of excellence and the Law on secondary education .
2 The inspection shall be monitored by the establishment of a risk analysis if:
(a) the information referred to in paragraph 1 has not been provided within the specified time limit,
b. the inspection imperfections shall establish compliance with the first paragraph.
3 In the preparation of the risk analysis, the subjects referred to in paragraph 1 (a), (b) and (c) shall be included.
The risk analysis shall be drawn up by the inspection within three months of the date on which the financing is carried out.
5 Within one month of the preparation of the risk analysis, the institution shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of the inspection that the imperfections referred to in paragraph 2 (b) have been recovered.
6 If the institution is still at fault for two months after the establishment of the risk analysis with respect to compliance with the first paragraph, subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c), the measures referred to in the first paragraph, introductory wording, may be taken education laws are made possible.
7 After the competent authority of a special school which is not financed from the public purse, Article 5 of the Law on Primary Education or Article 54 of the Law on Secondary Education has given to Our Minister knowledge of the establishment of the school, gives advice to mayor and aldermen as soon as possible after the commencement of education about whether this educational provision is a school intended. in Article 1 (b), Subpart 3, of the Compulsory 19691969 .
1 The inspection shall be conducted in the course of an investigation as referred to in the Articles 11 and 12a from public responsibility information on the results and quality of education, the financial situation of the institution and the manner in which the professionalism of the institution and of the administration is ensured.
2 The information referred to in paragraph 1 shall be for the purpose of the opinion of the inspection, if it is sufficiently current and reliable.
1 In order to implement the Article 3, second paragraph, parts b and d , such tasks shall examine the inspection taking into account: Article 4 compliance with legal requirements and financial lawfulness of higher education institutions.
2 In order to implement the Article 3, second paragraph, parts b, c and d These tasks shall examine developments in the system of higher education.
3 In order to implement the Article 3, second paragraph, parts b, c and d The tasks referred to may involve the inspection of signals from the outside, which may lead to a systematic examination of the Minister's discretion, or from self-movement under the control of the Commission, as appropriate Minister to set conditions.
4 Article 11 (4) to (6) , shall apply mutatis mutandis. The Articles 20 and 21 shall be applicable, mutatis mutandis, unless the nature or extent of the investigation is opposed to public reporting.
1 The inspection provides its working method for an investigation as referred to in the Articles 11 and 12a and for the application of Articles 11a and 11b , fixed in one or more supervisory frameworks. The supervisory frameworks need the approval of our Minister.
2 Before establishing or modifying a supervisory framework, the inspection shall conduct consultations with representatives of the field of education and other persons concerned, while in matters relating to the freedom of establishment, consultations shall in any event be held be fed with approved directions.
3 A surveillance framework shall be published in the Official Journal.
If the inspection finds that the quality of the education is serious or long-term, it shall inform the mayor and aldermen of the municipality where the institution concerned is situated.
(1) If the inspection finds that the quality of education is either serious or long-term or the observance of rules as defined in the Articles 11 and 12a She informs our Minister, and can make proposals on measures to be taken.
2 The inspection informs our Minister if, in the judgment of the inspection, the quality of education at an institution consisting of a school as intended in the Law on primary education , at an institution consisting of a school as intended in the Law at the centres of excellence , or at an institution where education is given of the types and learning pathways mentioned in Article 23a1, first paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education , or a school of practical education as intended in the Law on secondary education , seriously failing more than a year without improving the quality improvements, Article 11 (4) , enough has been realized.
3 The inspection shall inform the Board of the institution concerned of its proposals to our Minister.
1 In addition to the examination, Article 11 , the inspection for the performance of its duties may be carried out in accordance with Article 3 To carry out specific investigations, either on his own initiative or at the direction of our Minister.
2 Article 11, fifth and sixth paragraphs , shall apply mutatis mutandis. The Articles 20 and 21 shall be applicable, mutatis mutandis, unless the nature or extent of the investigation is opposed to public reporting.
This Chapter shall apply to the supervision of the performance of the functions of the grouping.
Article 4 and Article 8, first to third paragraphs , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 Article 11 shall apply mutatis mutandis, with the understanding that the inspection shall also carry out the examination on the basis of quality aspects, namely:
a. the manner in which the support plan is intended to be implemented Article 18a of the Law on Primary Education and Article 17a of the Law on secondary education , and the manner in which it is to be implemented,
(b) the number of pupils subject to compulsory education in the field of the grouping not registered in a school as intended for use in the Compulsory education 1969 ,
(c) the number of compulsory school pupils in the grouping which does not follow the teaching of the school to which he is enrolled, for a continuous period of at least four weeks, without any valid reason; and
d. the manner in which a collaborative effort contributes to the quality of education to an orthopedagogical-didactic center as intended in Article 18a (10a) of the Law on Primary Education and Article 17a (10a) of the Law on secondary education .
2 The Articles 12 , 13 , 14 and 15 shall be applicable mutatis mutandis.
The Articles 20 and 21 shall be applicable mutatis mutandis.
This chapter applies to the College for tests and exams, named in Article 2, first paragraph, of the Law College for tests and examinations .
1 The inspection supervises the quality of functioning of the College for tests and exams and on compliance with the case or under. Law College for tests and exams , the Law on secondary education and the Secondary Education Act BES data requirements.
2 For the purpose of carrying out the task referred to in paragraph 1, the inspection of the Secretary of State may propose, inter alia, a provision for the provision of Article 23 of the Framework Law on independent administrative bodies , if:
a. It has been shown that the quality of the College's functioning for tests and examinations has not been sufficient; or
b. is not or is no longer satisfied with what is at or under the Law College for tests and exams is determined.
This chapter applies to the supervision of the quality conditions for preschool education in nurseries and children ' s centres, intended in the case of or under the Law childcare and quality standard playrooms Provisions adopted.
1 The Article 4, second paragraph , 7 , 8, first and third members , and 9 shall apply mutatis mutandis, except that in Article 4, second paragraph, 'institutions' means children's centres and playrooms as intended for the purposes of the Article 1.1, first paragraph , and 2.1, of the Law daycare and quality standards in kindergnae-play halls ' and that in Article 9, first paragraph, the term 'supervision of compliance with the rules laid down in or pursuant to a teaching law' shall mean the supervision of compliance with the law or the provision of an educational law, or of the application of the rules of education, or Law childcare and quality standard playrooms rules on the quality of pre-school education.
2 The inspection monitors compliance with the arrangements of educational background policy, intended to be carried out in the Article 167 of the Law on Primary Education .
1 The inspection shall carry out the investigation, Article 15h, first paragraph , based on the quality conditions of preschool education in preschool playrooms and children ' s centres, intended either in the case or under Law childcare and quality standard playrooms Provisions adopted, namely:
a. The basic conditions for pre-school education,
b. informing parents and parental involvement;
c. the quality of education,
d. development, care and guidance of the children;
e. quality care,
f. the continuous line between pre-school education and early school education.
2 The inspection reports on the findings of supervision to the holder of a toddler playroom or a children ' s centre and to the college of mayor and wethouders.
3 In addition to the examination provided for in paragraph 1, the own-initiative inspection may, on an occasional basis, carry out research into the quality of pre-school education in nurseries and children's centres, intended either in the case of or in the case of children. Law childcare and quality standard playrooms Provisions adopted.
4 Article 13 shall apply mutatis mutandis, except that 'other persons concerned' shall mean the representatives of the holders of children's centres and playrooms as intended for the purposes of the application of the Agreement. Articles 1.1 and 2.1 of the Law daycare and quality standards in kindergnae playrooms .
5 The inspection shall carry out the investigation, Article 15h, second paragraph , at the request of the college of mayor and aldermen of the municipality in question or at the request of our Minister. The college of mayor and aldermen submits such request on its own initiative or as a party as intended. Article 167, second paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education Requests the College.
The Articles 20 , 21 , 22 and 23 shall apply mutatis mutandis, subject to the provisions of Article 20, second paragraph, "a requirement laid down in or pursuant to an educational law" means either an education law or an education law or an update of a law or order, whether or not Law childcare and quality standard playrooms (i) a regulation on the quality of preschool education 'and that in the third and fourth member' the Board ' is to be understood as the holder of a children's centre or playroom as intended for use in the field of education and training Articles 1.1 and 2.1 of the Law daycare and quality standards in kindergnae playrooms .
1 If the inspection finds that the quality of pre-school education in preschool playrooms or children ' s centres as intended in the case of or under the Law childcare and quality standard playrooms It shall inform the mayor and aldermen of the municipality concerned and make proposals on the measures to be taken.
2 The inspection shall inform the holder of the nursery play hall or of the children's centre concerned of its proposals to the college of mayor and of aldermen.
This Chapter shall apply to the supervision of the Vocational Training Organisation, which is to be carried out in accordance with Article 1.5.1 of the Education and Vocational Education Act .
The Articles 4 , Article 8, first to third paragraphs, and 9 shall be applicable mutatis mutandis.
1 In order to implement the Article 3, second paragraph These tasks, the annual inspection examines the quality of the exercise of the legal tasks of the Vocational Training Organization (cooperation organisation), which is intended to be carried out in the Articles 1.5.1 of the Education Act and 10b4 of the Secondary Education Act (Wet op de Secondary Education) .
If the inspection referred to in paragraph 1, as a result of the examination referred to in paragraph 1, does not give rise to a quality, it shall, following a period of time as indicated by the Commission, examine the improvements made by the Cooperation Organisation for Vocational Education Industry has realized.
3 The inspection shall inform the Steering Board of the date and purpose of the investigation, referred to in the first or second paragraph. Notification shall be carried out at least four weeks before the start of an investigation. If the inspection deems it necessary, it shall carry out investigations without such notice.
4 In carrying out an investigation as referred to in the first or second paragraph, the inspection may involve independent experts.
5 The Articles 12 , 13 , 14 and 15 shall be applicable mutatis mutandis.
1 The inspection shall present its opinion as a result of an investigation, Article 11 , then Article 12a -I'm sure it was in an inspection report.
2 If the inspection finds that a prescription given by or under a teaching law has not been complied with, it shall indicate this in the report.
3 Before the adoption of a report, the inspection shall inform the board of the draft report and shall consult it.
4 If agreement has not been reached on changes to the draft report as desired by the Board, the Management Committee's position shall be included in an annex to the inspection report.
5 The inspection report shall forward the inspection report to the Steering Board without delay after its adoption.
1 The inspection shall make public an inspection report in the fifth week following its adoption.
2 The inspection report shall also provide an inspection report on request. The inspection may request a reimbursement of costs in accordance with a rate to be determined by the Commission for the issue of an inspection report.
3 The inspection shall issue an inspection report not earlier than after it has been made public on the basis of the first paragraph.
The inspection shall ensure responsible exercise of supervision.
1 There is a Board of Complaintment responsible for dealing with and advising on complaints about conduct of the inspection. The treatment and advice of complaints is the following: Section 9.1.3 of the General Administrative Law Applicable procedure.
2 The ComplaintAdvisory Board consists of at least three members, appointed and dismissed by Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science after consulting our Minister of Economic Affairs. The members are not part of and are not employed under the responsibility of the inspection. Members shall elect a chairperson from among their members. The appointment shall be made for a period of not more than four years. Reappointment may take place twice and for a maximum of four years.
3 The President and members are individually or jointly qualified in the field of education, in particular in the area of freedom of direction and establishment, supervision and complaint handling.
4 The Advisory Board of Complaintments provides for its own operation.
1 There is a Council of advice on the inspection to assist the inspection in ensuring a careful and professional exercise of supervision. The council advises the inspector general on the subject of the head of inspection and unsolicits about the quality of supervision, in particular on the implementation of the supervision of the Commission. Articles 13 and 22 .
2 The board is made up of at least three members, appointed and dismissed by Our Minister of Education, Culture and Science after consulting our Minister for Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation. The appointment shall be made for a period of not more than four years. Members shall elect a chairperson from among their members.
3 The Chairperson and Members shall be individually or jointly competent in the field of education, quality assurance and supervision.
4 The Council shall determine its own rules of operation.
For the purposes of this Chapter:
a. basic register education: basic register education as intended Article 24b ;
b. Reporting record of relative absenteeism: reporting registry relative default as referred to in Article 24h ;
c. start qualifier: initial qualification as specified in Article 1 (f) of the Compulsory Law of 1969 ;
d. Registry of exemptions and replacement compulsory compulsory education: register of exemptions and compulsory compulsory education as intended Article 24k2 .
1 There is a basic register of education, the purpose of which is to:
a. To provide information to our Minister for the financing of schools and institutions, the budget and policy preparation, the planning and financing of the higher education institutions and for the execution of his/her own resources. other statutory tasks;
(b) to provide the inspection data for the purposes of the supervision of education;
(c) to provide the Central Statistical Office with data in order to enable the Statistical Office of the Statistics:
1 °. To provide our Minister with information for the purposes of policy preparation;
2 °. to provide local authorities with information for the purpose of granting benefits, Article 2 of the Act of participatory , to institutions, and for the purpose of budgetary and policy preparation for the municipal tasks in the field of education;
d. the institutions referred to in Article 1.1.1, part b, of the Education and Vocational Education Act to provide data necessary to assess whether persons who are, or wish to be registered as participants, for an education meet the requirements imposed on them by or under the terms of Article 8.2.1 or 8.2.2 of that Act ;
e. the institutions referred to in Article 1.2 (a) and (b) of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research provide information necessary to assess whether persons who are or are as students or extraneus are enrolled for a training meet the requirements set for it by or under the Article 7.24, first and second paragraphs , 7.25, first to third paragraphs , 7.25a , 7.28, 1st Member , 7.30, 1st Member , or 7.30a, first member, of that law ; and
f. The reporting register shall provide a relative failure to provide the information necessary for the purpose of that registry.
2 The management of the basic register of education rests with our Minister.
3 With regard to the processing of personal data referred to in this paragraph, Our Minister is the responsible one, intended Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
1 In the basic register of education, the following information shall be included:
a. The person numbers of the pupils who have been registered or registered to a school funded from the public purse as intended for the purpose of the Law on primary education , together with the other data mentioned in Article 178a, second and seventh paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education , and Article 164a (2a) and (2b) of the Law on the centres of expertise ;
(b) the personal numbers of pupils who have been registered or registered to a school funded from the public purse as referred to in the Law at the centres of excellence , together with the other data, Article 164a, second paragraph, (2a) (2b), and eighth paragraph, of the Law on the centres of expertise ;
(c) the personal numbers of pupils who have been registered or registered to a school funded from the public purse as referred to in the Law on secondary education , together with the other data mentioned in Article 103b, second and eighth paragraphs, of the Secondary Education Act , and Article 164a (2a) and (2b) of the Law on the centres of expertise ;
c1. the person numbers of the pupils who have been registered or registered to a school appointed on the basis of Article 56 of the Law on Secondary Education , together with the other information provided for in Article 103b, second and eighth paragraphs , in conjunction with Article 58, seventh paragraph, part a, of that Act ;
d. the personal numbers of participants in a continuing training course which have been enrolled or enrolled in an institution as defined by the Article 1.1.1, at b1 °, of the Education and Vocational Education Act as well as participants in an education training which has been registered or registered to an institution adopted by the local authority on the basis of Article 3 of the Act of Participation payments have been granted, together with the other information, mentioned in Article 2.3.6a, second and fifth paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act ;
d1. the person-related numbers of the participants in an education training which has been registered or registered to a person other than an in Article 1.1.1, part b, of the Education and Vocational Education Act of the said institution or an institution referred to in that Law for a training education in respect of which application has been made to Article 1.4a.1, first paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , together with the other information provided for in Article 2.3.6a, second and fifth members , in conjunction with Article 1.4a.1, paragraph 1 (a) of that Act;
(e) the personal numbers of the participants in vocational training who have been registered or registered to an institution financed from the public purse as referred to in the Law on education and vocational education , together with the other data mentioned in Article 2.5.5a, second and seventh paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , and Article 164a (2a) and (2b) of the Law on the Centres of Expertiy ;
e1. the personal numbers of the participants in vocational training who have been registered or registered to a person other than one in which they are Article 1.1.1, part b, of the Education and Vocational Education Act the institution or an institution referred to in that law for vocational training in respect of which application has been granted Article 1.4.1, first paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , together with the other information provided for in Article 2.5.5a, second and seventh members In conjunction with Article 1.4.1, paragraph 6 (a) of the said Act;
f. the person numbers of the students and extranei who have been registered or registered to a national institution for higher education financed from the public purse as referred to in the Law on higher education and scientific research , with the exception of the Open University, together with the other data mentioned in Article 7.52, second and fifth paragraphs, of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research ;
g. the details of the persons referred to in points (a) to (f) below are included in the basic registration persons, as follows:
1 °. sex name, surname, surname, date of birth, country of birth, sex, death date, mother of birth, and father of birth;
2 °. Nationality information;
3 °. information about the stay in the Netherlands and the previous stay outside the Netherlands and on the departure from the Netherlands and the previous stay outside the Netherlands;
h. the information on the right of residence of the foreigner, such as those relating to the persons mentioned in parts e, e1 and f, are included in the basic registration persons.
2 If the particulars of a pupil, participant, student or extraneus to a school or institution referred to in paragraph 1 as referred to in the first paragraph, parts a to f, are not included in the basic registration of persons, shall be entered in the basic register of education only with the information given by the competent authority on the basis of
a. Article 178a, second and seventh paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education ,
b. Article 164a, second and eighth paragraphs, of the Law on the Centres of Expertise ,
c. Article 103b, second and eighth paragraphs, of the Secondary Education Act ,
c1. Article 103b, second and eighth paragraphs , in conjunction with Article 58, seventh paragraph, part a, of the Law on Secondary Education ,
ed. Article 2.3.6a, second and fifth members , or 2.5.5a, second or seventh paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act ,
d1. Article 2.3.6a, second and fifth members , in conjunction with Article 1.4a.1, eighth paragraph, part a, of the Education and Vocational Education Act and Article 2.5.5a, second and seventh members , in conjunction with Article 1.4.1, sixth paragraph, part a, of that law , or
e. Article 7.52, second and fifth paragraphs, of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research .
3 The personal data of the pupils, participants, students and extranei who are no longer enrolled in any school or institution referred to in paragraph 1 (a) to (f) shall be made up to five years after the end of the last Registration kept in the basic register of education in a form which allows the person concerned to identify. Article 10, 2nd paragraph, of the Personal Data Protection Act does not apply. By way of derogation from the first sentence, the name of the genus, first names, date of birth, higher education institution where training has been completed, name of that training, date of diploma, and the number of years of higher education of students who have been trained, shall be no longer has been registered to an institution referred to in paragraph 1 (f), a retention period of 50 years.
Personal data may be provided from the basic register of education to the person concerned and to his legal representative.
From the basic register education, personal data may be provided to Our Minister and the inspection as far as necessary for the exercise of their legal duties.
1 From the basic register of education, personal data may be provided to:
a. the school or institution where the person concerned is or was registered as an apprentice, a participant, a student, or an extraneus, provided that the information relates to the period in which he was or was registered to the relevant school or institution; and
b. the school or institution where the person concerned is enrolled as an apprentice, participant or extraneus, in so far as the data relate to the period in which he was registered to another school or institution.
1a From the basic register education can at the in Article 24b, first paragraph, parts d and e The said institutions shall also provide the information referred to in those parts.
2 From the basic register of education, personal data shall be provided free of charge to the Mayor and to aldermen, to the extent that it is mandatory on the basis of Article 64 of the Act of Participation , Article 45 of the Income Provision Act older and partially unemployed unemployed workers and Article 45 of the Income Provision Act older and partly disabled self-employed workers .
3 From the basic register, education shall be given to the mayor and alderman the name, address, personal number, degree of diplomas obtained, the most recent education, the last visited school or establishment, the dates of entry and registration of those diplomas, school or institution and the reason for outflow provided from those who:
a. Resident in the relevant municipality or in a municipality which belongs to the region of which the municipality is the municipality of contact as intended Article 8.3.2, third paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 162b, third paragraph, of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 118h, third paragraph, of the Law on secondary education ,
b. Over four years of age and less than 23 years of age,
c. are not in possession of a start-up qualification and not belong to the young, intended in Article 4a, second paragraph, of the Compulsory 19691969 .
4 By way of derogation from the third paragraph, those who do comply with paragraphs 3 and b of the third paragraph but who do not comply with paragraph 3 (c) shall provide the mayor and aldermen with the information referred to in the introductory part of the third paragraph, where this concerns the first provision from the basic register of education to the mayor and aldermen certifying that those persons do not comply with the third paragraph, section c.
5 From the basic register of education, personal data shall be provided to institutions designated by Our Minister for research activities on the quality and accessibility of vocational education, education and higher education.
6 From the basic register of education, personal data shall be provided free of charge to:
a. the Social Security Insurance Bank, to the extent necessary for the implementation of the General Child by-entry law and the General Survivors Act ;
b. the Employee Insurance Implementing Institute, to the extent necessary for the performance of the tasks, referred to in Article 30, first paragraph , 30a, 1st and 2nd Member , 30b , 30d and 31 of the Act implementing organisation work and income .
7 From the basic register education will be provided free of charge personal data to the Central Bureau of Statistics. In any event, the Central Statistical Office shall use this information:
a. To provide our Minister with information for the purposes of policy preparation; and
(b) to provide the local authorities with information for the purpose of granting benefits, as provided for in Article 2 of the Act of participatory , to institutions, and for the purpose of budgetary and policy preparation for municipal tasks in the field of education.
8 The Central Statistical Office may provide the data it has received pursuant to the seventh paragraph, as well as the data linked to it by the Central Statistical Office for statistical purposes in the field of Labor as specified in Article 33, second paragraph, part (e) of the Act implementing organisation of work and income structure , make public in the form of summaries relating to individual schools, institutions or training, provided that no identifiable information on a separate individual or household can be taken from these surveys.
9 From the basic register of education, personal data shall be provided to the State tax authority upon request, to the extent necessary for the implementation of the legislation in the field of State Taxation, as referred to in Article 4 (1) of the Treaty. Article 1, second paragraph, of the General Law on State Taxation .
10 The basic register of education shall be free of charge to the Vocational Training Organisation (Cooperation Organisation), as defined in Article 1.5.1 of the Education and Vocational Education Act the data referred to in Article 2.5.5a, second paragraph, parts c, d, i and j of that law , as well as the age of the participant at the start of the professional practice.
11 From the basic register of education, personal data and other information shall be supplied to our Minister for Social Affairs and Employment on request, to the extent necessary for the performance of his/her duties on the basis of the Incivil law .
12 To the institutions and bodies referred to in the first to the 11th member, no direct access to the basic register shall be granted.
13 Our Minister does not provide from the basic register education a person's number of a pupil, participant, student or extraneus for the execution of Article 107, second paragraph, of the Aliens Act 2000 , unless such information is necessary for the fulfilment of obligations as a reference in the sense of That Act or for the monitoring of compliance with legal requirements with regard to referrers within the meaning of that Act.
14 From the basic register, the notification register shall add to the reporting register the number of numbers of the pupils and participants referred to in the register. Article 24c, first paragraph, parts a to e , with each pupil or participant the name, sex, date of birth, address and whether or not it has an initial qualification.
15 The addition, as referred to in the 14th paragraph, occurs at the time of the notification, intended in Article 21a, first paragraph, of the Compulsory Law of 1969 , or the declaration, intended to be carried out in Article 8.1.8a, first paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 47b, First paragraph, of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a, 1st paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education .
16 From the basic register, education shall be provided to the grouping as regards apprentices which have been declared admissible by the grouping to include special or secondary education:
a. the date of entry or registration at a School of Special Education, a School of Secondary Special Education or a School of Special and Secondary Education belonging to Cluster 3 and 4, intended in the Law at the centres of excellence ;
b. the registration number of the school or, if there is a secondary establishment, the registration number thereof;
c. the distinguishing number of the grouping which the pupil has declared admissible to the special or secondary special education and the order number of the declaration of admissibility, as referred to in Article 4 (2) of the Article 40, 10th and 12th member, of the Law at the Centres of Expertid ;
d. the start and end dates of the period for which the pupil has been declared eligible for special or secondary education; and
e. The contrive category specified in the Articles 118, 10th paragraph , and 132, fourth paragraph, of the Law on Primary Education and the Article 85b, third paragraph , and 89a, third member, of the Secondary Education Act .
17 In the case of ministerial arrangements, detailed rules may be laid down for the implementation of the third and fourth paragraphs.
1 Our Minister proposes to lay down rules on the authorisation of persons under his authority for the processing of personal data from the basic register of education.
2 Our Minister appoints a Data Protection Officer as referred to in Article 62 of the Personal Data Protection Act which in each case is in charge of the supervision of the processing of personal data in the basic register of education.
1 There is a notification register of relative absenteeism which is intended to have mayor and aldermen, the head, intended to Article 21a of the Compulsory Law of 1969 , and the competent authority, referred to in Article 8.1.8a of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 47b of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a of the Law on secondary education , to provide the information necessary for the performance of their tasks concerning:
a. the failure to act, intended to Article 21a of the Compulsory Law of 1969 ; and
b. the without valid reason no longer follow the teaching or education, intended in Article 8.1.8a of the Education and Vocational Education Act , or from education, intended in Article 47b of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a of the Law on secondary education .
2 With regard to the processing of personal data referred to in this paragraph, Our Minister is the responsible one, intended Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
1 The reporting record of relative absenteeism includes the following information:
a. The data of the students and participants, intended in Article 21a, first, second and sixth paragraphs, of the Compulsory 1969 , Article 8.1.8a, first and fifth paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 47b, first and fifth paragraph, of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a, 1st and Fifth paragraph, of the Secondary Education Act .
b. the data referred to in Article 24f, fourteenth paragraph .
2 The data referred to in the first paragraph shall be kept in the notification register relative to default during the school year in which the notification is to be given to: Article 21a, first and second paragraph, of the Compulsory 1962and 1969 , or the declaration, intended to be carried out in Article 8.1.8a, first paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 47b, First paragraph, of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a, 1st paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education , has been done, and the subsequent school year.
1 Our Minister proposes, by ministerial rules, rules on the authorisation of those who fall under his authority for processing data from the reporting register of relative absenteeism.
2 Data protection officer, referred to in Article 24g, second paragraph , it is also responsible for the monitoring of the processing of personal data in the reporting register of relative absenteeism.
1 From the reporting register relative default, personal data may be provided to the person concerned and his legal representative.
2 From the reporting register relative failure shall be provided to Our Minister data for the purpose of policy making in relation to the tasks referred to in Article 24h, first paragraph .
3 The data referred to in paragraph 2 shall be provided in such a way that the persons of the pupils or participants referred to in the second paragraph are given Article 24i , to whom they relate, not identified or identifiable.
4 In the case of ministerial arrangements, detailed rules for the implementation of the second and third paragraphs may be laid down.
5 From the notification register, data shall be provided free of charge to the mayor and to aldermen, the head, for the purpose of Article 21a of the Compulsory Law of 1969 , and the competent authority, referred to in Article 8.1.8a of the Education and Vocational Education Act , Article 47b of the Law at the centres of expertise and Article 28a of the Law on secondary education In so far as is required by law or permitted.
6. Our Minister, from the notification register, does not have a number of personal numbers for the execution of his/her absence Article 107, second paragraph, of the Aliens Act 2000 , unless such information is necessary for the fulfilment of obligations as a reference in the sense of That Act or for the monitoring of compliance with legal requirements with regard to referrers within the meaning of that Act.
The Articles 24h to 24k see vocational training courses in respect of which application has been made to Article 1.4.1, first paragraph, of the Education and Vocational Education Act , training education in respect of which application has been made to Article 1.4a.1, first paragraph, of that Act , and schools designated on the basis of Article 56 of the Law on Secondary Education .
1 There is a register of exemptions and compulsory compulsory education which is intended to:
a. Mayor and aldermen to provide the data necessary for the implementation of the tasks relating to the enforcement of the Compulsory education 1969 ;
b. To provide information to our Minister for the adjustment of the number of prematurely school-leaving areas, as evidenced by the basic register of education, for the financing of schools and institutions, and for the preparation of budgetary and policy preparation;
c. for the purpose of policymaking in respect of Article 3a , 3b , 5 to 10 , and 15 of the Compulsory 19691969 provide an overview of the following national and per residential municipality:
1. the number of young people who are exempt and the number of young people who have a compulsory compulsory education; and
2 °. the number of young people previously exempted from compulsory schooling or has previously had a substitute compulsory compulsory education.
2 With regard to the processing of personal data referred to in this paragraph, Our Minister is the responsible one, intended Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
1 In the register of exemptions and compulsory compulsory schooling, the following information is included:
a. The personal numbers of young people for whom on the basis of Article 5 or 5a of the Compulsory 196-69 an appeal has been made on the exemption from registration as a pupil of a school or an institution, with the indication 'exempt', the date of commencement and termination of the exemption, the place of residence and, or earlier, an appeal to the Exemption has been made;
b. the personal numbers of young people for whom mayor and aldermen on the grounds of Article 15 of the Compulsory Law of 1969 grant an exemption from the Article 4a of the Compulsory education obligations imposed, with the indication 'exempt', the date of commencement and termination of the exemption, the place of residence and the exemption of an exemption from the provisions of the derogation;
c. the personal numbers of young people for whom the mayor and aldermen agree to the request, which is intended to be Article 3a (1) or 3b, First Member In addition, the designation 'overriding compulsory education', the start date and end date of the substitute compulsory education, the place of residence and the replacement of compulsory compulsory compulsory schooling are permitted.
2 The information referred to in paragraph 1 shall be kept for up to one year from the date on which the exemption or compulsory compulsory education expires in the register of exemptions and replacement compulsory compulsory education.
Article 24j shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 From the register of exemptions and substitute compulsory compulsory education, personal data may be made available to the person concerned and his legal representative.
2 From the register exemptions and compulsory compulsory compulsory schooling, our Minister provides the personal numbers of young people who are responsible for the Article 5 , 5a and 15 of the Compulsory 19691969 are exempt from compulsory education.
3 From the register of exemptions and compulsory compulsory compulsory schooling, on 1 October each year the Minister lists the national and by municipality number of:
(a) young people who have previously brought an action for exemption;
b. Other young people exempt;
(c) young people who are previously permitted compulsory compulsory schooling; and
d. other young people with replacement compulsory schooling.
4 Our Minister shall use the personal numbers referred to in paragraph 2 for the benefit of:
a. The adjustment of the number of prematurely school-leaving states as shown in the basic register of education;
(b) the check or the young person shown in the basic register of education is enrolled in a school or institution.
5 If from the basic register education to Our Minister under the fourth paragraph, point (b), it has become apparent that a young person who Article 5 , 5a or 15 of the Compulsory 19691969 is exempt from compulsory education and is enrolled in a school or institution, our Minister shall report to the competent authority of the school or establishment that the young person is exempt.
6 Data from the register of exemptions and replacement compulsory education shall be provided free of charge to the mayor and to aldermen.
7 In the case of ministerial arrangements, detailed rules may be laid down for the implementation of the first paragraph.
For the purposes of this Chapter:
a. Diploma register: Diploma register, intended in Article 24m ;
b. Diploma information: data referred to in Article 24o ;
c. person concerned: the person on whom a diploma is to be granted;
ed. Third: third as intended in Article 1 (g) of the Personal Data Protection Act ;
e. Value document: a certificate, diploma, number list or certificate, as intended Article 24n ;
f. College for exams: College for exams, named in Article 2 of the Law College for examinations , or one of its legal predecessors, mentioned in Article 12 of that Act , in the field of state examinations;
g. Final examination:
1 ° the examination, for the purpose of Article 7.10a of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research and the exam of a training course of the Open University, as far as this exam by That Act equal to or less equal to
2 ° the examination, for the purpose of Article 7.10b of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research .
1 There is a diploma register of higher education, vocational education, continued (general adult) education, incivil and Dutch as a second language, the purpose of which is to provide diplomatic data to:
a. the person concerned;
b. the institution or school referred to in Article 24n , whether the school or department for secondary special education, in which the person concerned was registered or less than five years prior to the provision of the data, was registered;
c. the institution or school referred to in Article 24n , or the College for examinations, where the person concerned has obtained a value document for less than five years prior to the provision of the data;
d. an institution or school referred to in Article 24n , or the College for examinations, in so far as the processing of such data is necessary for the notification, registration or examination of the person concerned;
e. public authorities, in so far as the processing of such data is necessary for the proper performance of their public tasks;
f. other third parties.
2 With regard to the processing of personal data as referred to in this chapter, Our Minister is the responsible one, intended Article 1 (d) of the Personal Data Protection Act .
Except Article 24r The diploma register shall include information on:
(a) vocational training certificates drawn up in accordance with the propedeutic examinations of courses financed from the public purse of higher vocational education and resulting from the final examination of diplomas awarded from the public purse of higher education awarded from the public purse, exception of the programmes referred to in Article 7.8a, First paragraph, of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research , issued by institutions as referred to in points (a), (b), (c) and (g) of the Annex to the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research, on or after 1 January 1996;
(b) diplomas and number lists of professional training programmes financed from the public purse which were issued by the institutions referred to in paragraph 1 on or after 1 January 2007 Article 1.1.1, point (b) of the Education and Vocational Education Act ;
(c) diplomas, numerical lists and certificates of training referred to in Article 7.3.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Education and Vocational Education Act issued from 1 January 2007 by the institutions as referred to in Article 1.3.1, third paragraph, of that Act ;
d. diploma certificates of state examinations as intended Article 60, second paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education which have been issued by the College for examinations on or after 1 January 2011;
e. diploma in the entrance examination referred to in Article 13, first paragraph, of the Act of Incivil Service issued on or after 1 January 2007;
f. diplomas and numerical lists of education as referred to in Article 2 of the Law on secondary education issued by schools as intended for the period 1 January 2006 or after 1 January 2006 Article 64, first paragraph, of that Act to pupils enrolled in the school concerned;
g. diplomas and numerical lists of education as referred to in Article 2 of the Law on secondary education which are issued by schools as referred to in paragraph 1 or after a date to be determined by royal decree Article 64, first paragraph, of that Act to pupils enrolled in a school or department of secondary special education;
h. diplomas, numerical lists and certificates of state examinations as intended Article 60, first paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education which have been issued by the College for examinations on or after 1 January 2011;
(i) certificates of successful final examinations of the programmes financed from the public purse, intended for the purpose of Article 7.8a, First paragraph, of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research issued on or after 1 January 2007 by the institutions referred to in points (a), (c) and (g) of the Annex to the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research;
(j) certificates of successful final examinations of courses financed from the public purse of higher education awarded on or after a royal decree, issued by a royal decree, issued by the institution provided for in part h of the Annex of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research;
(k) certificates of successful final examinations of courses financed from the public purse of higher education awarded on or after a royal decree issued by a royal decree by the institutions referred to in part I of the Annex of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research;
(l) diplomas and numerical lists of education as referred to in Article 14a, first paragraph, part b , and Article 14b of the Law at the centres of excellence which have been issued by schools of secondary special education.
1 The record register shall contain information for all the security documents contained therein:
a. the person-related number, the generic name, the surname, the sex and the date of birth of the person concerned as recorded in the basic registration persons or, in the absence thereof, as specified by the organisation that has the value document awarded;
b. the type of value document as well as the name of the organisation that issued it.
2 The diploma register shall also contain information on:
a. in the case of a certificate of an education or programme included in the Central Register of higher education training intended for Article 6.13 of the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Research : the relevant training and the year, month and nature of the examination;
b. in the case of a diploma or numerical list of training included in the Central Register of Vocational Training, referred to in Article 6.4.1 of the Education and Vocational Education Act : the qualification and the data referred to in Article 2.5.5a, second paragraph, point (h) of that Act ;
c. in the case of a diploma, number list or certificate of training as referred to in Article 7.3.1, first paragraph, point (a) of the Education and Vocational Education Act , issued by an institution as referred to in Article 1.3.1 of that Act : the data referred to in Article 2.3.6a, second paragraph, point (f) and (g) of that Act ;
d. in the case of a diploma for a state examination as intended in Article 60, second paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education , issued by the College for examinations: the diploma obtained, the programme and the date on which the diploma was obtained;
e. in the case of a diploma for the incivil exam, intended in Article 13, first paragraph, of the Act of Incivil : the diploma obtained, the level, the profile and the date on which the diploma was obtained.
f. in the case of a diploma or number list of education as intended in Article 2 of the Law on secondary education , issued by a school as referred to in Article 64, first paragraph, of that Act : the data referred to in Article 103b, second paragraph, points (c), (d), (f) and (g) of that Act ;
g. in the case of a diploma, number list or certificate for a state examination as intended in Article 60, first paragraph, of the Law on Secondary Education , issued by the College for examinations: the boxes in which examination is made, the grades of the college examination, the box or subjects covered by the profile working document, the assessment of the sector working document, and the theme of the examination sector work, central examination figures, final figures and results of the State examination;
h. in the case of a diploma or number list of education as referred to in Article 14a, first paragraph, part b , and Article 14b of the Law at the centres of excellence , issued by a secondary special education school: the data provided for in Article 164a, second paragraph, point (c), (k), (l) and (m) of that Act .
1 If one or more of the particulars in the certificate register deviate from the data contained in the original value document, the person concerned may ask our Minister for electronic request to improve the information in the form of an electronic document. Our Minister invites the organisation which issued the document to provide him with the correct information electronically. If the organisation finds that one or more of the data of the person in the diplomatic register does not correspond to the information available to it, it shall ask our Minister to improve this information.
(2) If the organisation issued by the document finds that the data of the person concerned in the diploma register correspond to the information available to it or if she no longer has the registered office of his/her diplomatic records, they shall communicate this electronically to our Minister and communicate this electronically to the person concerned. If the organisation no longer has the qualifications of the person concerned, the person concerned may, on presentation of the original value document, ask our Minister to improve the information in the certificate register.
3 The first and second paragraphs shall not apply to the data referred to in paragraph 2. Article 24o, first paragraph, point (a) , which are taken from basic registration persons.
1 From the register of diplomas, the person concerned shall be supplied with diplomatic data on request.
2 From the diploma register, if required, diploma data shall be issued to an institution or school referred to in Article 24n or to a school or department for secondary special education as provided for in the Law on the centres of excellence, if the person concerned is registered or registered with that institution, school or department. On the basis of the first sentence, only diploma data obtained for the purposes of education of that institution, school or department may be provided.
3 From the diploma register, if required, diploma data shall be issued to an institution or school referred to in Article 24n or at the College for examinations if the person concerned has obtained a value document from that institution, school or college. On the basis of the first sentence, only certificate of value may be provided by value documents issued by that institution, school or college.
(4) From the diploma register, on request, diploma data shall be issued to an institution or school referred to in Article 24n or at the College for examinations for the purposes of the notification, registration or examination of the person concerned.
5 On the basis of paragraph 4, only diploma information may be provided from:
a. The value documents referred to in Article 24n, points (a) to (d) and (f) to (f) , in the case of an institution as referred to in Article 24n (a), (i), (j) or (k),
b. The value documents referred to in Article 24n, points b, c, f, g, h and l , in the case of an institution referred to in Article 24n, first paragraph, point (b),
c. the value documents referred to in Article 24n, points c, f, g, h and l , where it is a school, institution or division as referred to in Article 24n, first paragraph, point (c), (f), (g) or (l),
d. The value documents referred to in Article 24n, points c, d, f, g, h and l , if it concerns the College for examinations.
6 From the diploma register, if requested, diplomatic data shall be communicated to our Minister and to the inspection to the extent necessary for the performance of their statutory duties. As far as the use by Our Minister for budgetary and policy preparation is concerned, the diploma data shall be provided in such a way that the persons to whom they relate are not identified or identifiable. Article 24f, seventh and eighth paragraphs , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
7 From the diploma register, if requested, certification shall be supplied to:
a. Our Minister of Health, Welfare and Sports as an administrator of a registry as intended in Article 3 of the Act on Professions in Individual Health Care , for the purpose of the assessment of an application for registration in that register;
b. Our Minister of Social Affairs and Employment as an Administrator of the Information System Inburgering, intended in Article 47, first paragraph, of the Act of Incivil for the purpose of assessing the presence of an exemption from the obligation to enter into civil service;
c. the Employee Insurance Implementing Institute, to the extent necessary for the performance of the tasks, specified in Article 30, first paragraph , 30a, 1st and 2nd Member , 30b , 30d and 31 of the Act implementing organisation work and income .
8 From the diploma register, if requested, an electronic document with diplomatic credentials shall be provided to the person concerned, which shall be protected against modifications and may be determined to have been issued by Our Minister.
9 The provision of information from the diploma register shall be made electronically.
10 By way of derogation from the ninth paragraph, the provision of information shall be made in writing pursuant to paragraph 1 or paragraph 8 if the person concerned requests it.
11 For the electronic transmission of data under paragraphs 1 to 6, no fee shall be payable. Our Minister may lay down rules on the remuneration due for the electronic provision of data under the seventh and eighth paragraphs and for the written submission of data pursuant to the 10th paragraph.
Diploma information shall be kept up to 60 years after the month of issue of the last value document or, if earlier, to the death of the person concerned in the certificate register in a form which enables the person concerned to identify the person concerned.
1 Our Minister proposes to lay down rules on the authorisation of persons under his authority for the processing of personal data from the diplomatic register.
2 Our Minister appoints a Data Protection Officer as referred to in Article 62 of the Personal Data Protection Act which in any case is responsible for the supervision of the processing of personal data in the diploma register.
1 Our Minister will keep for 20 years following the provision of information from the diplomatic register with the exception of the provision on the basis of Article 24q, first paragraph or sixth member, second sentence , endorsement of the provision, unless the provision of data in the said period is otherwise to be restated from the diploma register.
2 Our Minister shall inform the person concerned whether he or she has been given to a public body, an educational institution or another third party for 20 years preceding the request of the diploma register. Our Minister may be sufficient to make a communication in general terms on benefits in kind.
A third party may use the personal number when processing personal data to the extent necessary in relation to the provision of information to him from the register register.
a. [ Red: Change this law.]
b. [ Red: Change this law.]
c. [ Red: Amendments of room 26935.]
d. [ Red: Change this Act.]
c. [ Red: Chanchamal item 27728.]
Our Minister shall transmit within five years of the entry into force of Section 4 of Chapter 6a of this Act to the States-General a report on the realization of the following objectives of the register exemptions and replacement compulsory education:
a. Improvement of the enforcement of the Compulsory education 1969 by the compulsory education officer;
b. Improvement of the registration of the number of prematurely school-leaving patients;
c. to standardize the registration of the exemptions and substitute compulsory compulsory education.
This Law shall enter into force on a date to be determined by Royal Decree.
This law is cited as: Law on Education Supervision.
Burdens and orders that it will be placed in the Official Gazette, and that all ministries, authorities, colleges and officials who so concern will keep their hands on the precise execution.
Given at The Hague, 20 June 2002
Beatrix
The Minister of Education, Culture and Science,
L. M. L. H. A. Hermans
The Secretary of State for Education, Culture and Science,
K. Y. I. J. Adelmund
The Minister for Agriculture, Nature Management and Fisheries,
L. J. Brinkhorst
Published three-and-20th July 2002The Minister of Justice,
A. H. Korthals
