The Law 10/1990 of 15 October of the Sport, in its article 8.d) attributes to the Superior Council of Sports powers to grant the economic grants that come to the sports federations and other entities and sports associations inspecting and verifying the adequacy of the same for the purposes provided for in that Law. For its part, Royal Decree 2195/2004, of 25 November, on the organic structure and functions of the Superior Council of Sports, attributes to this body all those powers aimed at developing the constitutional mandate of the promotion of the (a) physical education and sport and those conferred on it by law and regulation including, among the powers of its President, the granting of financial grants from the budgets of the body. Therefore, the High Council of Sports pursues the promotion of sports activities, of which, in some of them, it is necessary to carry out a subvencional activity under the regime provided for in Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants, and in its Implementing Regulation, approved by Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July. In this regard, Article 17 (1) of the Law provides for the obligation for the Ministers to lay down the appropriate regulatory bases for the grants to be granted, in such a way that, as set out in paragraph 1 of the said Article 17: " The aforementioned bases shall be approved by ministerial order, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 24 of Law 50/1997 of 27 November 1997, of the Government, and prior to the report of the legal services and the Delegation and will be published in the Official Gazette of the State. " On the basis of all this, prior to the report of the State Advocate of the Ministry of Education and Science and the Delegation in the Superior Council of Sports, I have had to arrange:

Single item.

1. The regulatory bases for the grant of grants and aid under Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General for Grants, in matters of promotion and support for sport and sport activities contained in the Annex to the Order.

2. This Order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the Official Gazette of the State.

Madrid, 20 September 2007, The Minister of Education and Science, Mercedes Cabrera Calvo-Sotelo.

ANNEX Bases regulatory for the granting of grants and aid by the High Council of Sport

First. Purpose of the bases. -These bases are intended to regulate the granting of subsidies and aid under competitive competition, which the Superior Council of Sports (CSD) grants in its field of competence. Such aid shall be governed by these regulatory bases and by the provisions listed in the fourth base. Second. Purpose, objectives and limits of grants and aid.

1. The grants and aids referred to in this Order are those awarded to the CSD's budget, in accordance with the relevant call resolutions, and are intended to comply with one or more of the following: (a) to develop the sports programmes of the Spanish sports federations in accordance with the agreements reached with each of them and, where appropriate, to assist in the maintenance of their organic structure; and functional and the provision of sports facilities and equipment destined for high competition.

b) To promote scientific research in sports and to support the formation of post-graduates, in specialties and methods of scientific, technical, technological and documentary knowledge of the sport. (c) Encourage the activities of sports entities whose framework of action transcends the autonomic field and promote access to bank credit as a priority for the construction of their facilities. d) To promote the activity of clubs, associations of clubs and sports associations, when this activity is developed in a territorial area superior to that of an autonomous community. (e) Stimulating school and youth sports associations. f) Cooperate and promote with the Autonomous Communities and, where appropriate, with local authorities in the development of plans and championships for school and university sports activities, sports technology, in collaboration with the federations Spanish sports, in the face of the high competition, as well as in the construction, improvement and maintenance of sports facilities for the development of the sport of high competition, centers of sports and high performance technification as well as institutes or faculties of science of physical activity and sport. (g) to promote participation in university sports programmes with universities and to cooperate with universities for the provision of facilities and resources necessary for the development of their programmes, as well as for school and school university, as well as to favor the university tutoring of athletes of high competition. (h) To contribute to enhancing the sports development of the countries of our historical and cultural environment, in response to treaties or conventions of international cooperation. i) To collaborate with the Spanish sports federations, autonomous communities, local entities and other legal persons, in the field of sports, in the development of international championships of official character and other events that organise in Spain, in which the participation is of a state category. j) Collaborate with Olympic and Paralympic sport through their bodies. k) Promote the activity of sports promotion entities, when this activity is developed at the state level. (l) Any activity that contributes to the development of the competencies that, according to the current legislation, correspond to the Superior Council of Sports.

2. It is excluded from the application of these bases, the collaboration agreements to be established between Public Administrations for the performance of activities of interest and competence of the Superior Council of Sports in accordance with the provisions of the Law of Sport and its implementing rules to be governed by Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Third Common Administrative Procedure. The granting of grants by the Higher Sports Council shall be in accordance with the provisions of the following provisions:

a) Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants.

b) Royal Decree 887/2006, dated July 21, approving the Regulation of Law 38/2003, General of Grants. c) Law 47/2003 of 26 November, General Budget. d) Law 10/1990, of 15 October, of the Sport, and regulations of development. e) The present regulatory bases. f) The resolution of the relevant call.

Fourth. General requirements and conditions.

1. Each call must be determined in good time, both the minimum requirements to be met by the parties concerned, in order to ensure the conditions of effective competition, and the precise elements for the granting of be given in an objective manner.

The accreditation of the requirements required for the grant of the grant must be carried out by any means valid in law. 2. Without prejudice to the specific specifications that for each case are collected in the present The following principles, as referred to in Article 8 of Law 38/2003, of 17 May, will be awarded under the terms of the basic principles of the Law 38/2003: November, General of Grants, Law 10/1990, of October 15, of the Sport, and its development provisions:

a) Advertising, transparency, concurrency, objectivity, equality and non-discrimination.

b) Effectiveness in meeting the objectives set by the granting administration. c) Efficiency in the allocation and use of public resources.

3. The grants or aid referred to in this Order may be granted through collaborating entities, the intervention of which shall be subject to the provisions of Articles 12 and 13 of the General Law on Subsidies.

4. The High Council of Sport may provide for the payment of grants from a number of budgetary years in accordance with the provisions and limits of the General Budget Law and the provisions of Article 57 of the Implementing Regulation. of the General Law of Grants.

Fifth. Specific requirements and conditions.-In addition to the general requirements laid down in the fourth base of this Order and to the specific requirements included in each call for application, grants and aid must be adjusted in addition to the following modalities:

1. Aid to Spanish sports federations for: (a) Expenditure on operating sports programmes and infrastructure as well as sports equipment for them.

b) Compensation for expenditure incurred for the participation of its members in international sports bodies (c) Financing of the costs of organising competitions. d) Organization in Spain of international sports championships of official character. e) To carry out actions that contribute to the development of high level sport and the detection of sports talents. (f) Loans without interest in accordance with the provisions of the additional provision 2. of Royal Decree 887/2006 approving the Regulation of the General Law on Subsidies. g) To promote the development of women's sport, a priority of high competition. (h) Other than to establish the corresponding call within the competence of the High Council of Sport.

The Spanish sports federations, as a specific requirement to be able to receive grants, must have approved the Code of Good Government and its development. 2. Aid to Autonomous Communities for:

(a) Expenditure on the construction or adaptation of infrastructure and supplies of sports equipment for high performance or sports technology centres.

(b) Operating expenses: current expenses, travel expenses, payments to technicians (trainers, physiotherapists, tutors, etc.) and all those referred to in the management of high performance or sports technology centres. c) Displacement of sportsmen from Spanish territory not peninsular to official state-wide competitions organized by the Spanish sports federations, held in peninsular national territory. d) Sports activity in school age and in university. (e) Expenditure on the organisation of school and university championships. (f) Co-financed programmes for the provision of sports infrastructure in schools. g) Update of the census of sports facilities. (h) Other expenditure and activities to be determined in order to be convened.

3. Aid to local authorities for the provision or adaptation of sports facilities and equipment and other plans and expenditure for which budgetary allocation is made within the powers of the High Council for Sport.

4. Support for mutual societies and sports committees and other sports promotion bodies to promote sports practice. 5. To Universities and other entities:

a) To universities and public entities for: Promotion of sports activities of a university character and improvement of sports facilities.

Scientific support programs for sports and related activities. State activities of university sport.

b) To private universities for official activity of state-level university sport and programs of scientific support to sport and related activities.

c) To associations, associations of sports interest and other non-profit institutions for activities and equipment as well as for the organization of scientific acts, periodicals and studies in areas of priority sporting interest in the field of sports science.

6. To the Spanish Olympic Committee and the Spanish Paralympic Committee to fund priority sports activities within the fields of competence and other activities of interest, the corresponding regulatory agreement can be subscribed to the effect.

7. Other grants and aid:

a) Grants and assistance to families for sports research of state interest.

b) Aid to promote measures against violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport. (c) Aid to promote research into the protection of the health of sportsmen and women. (d) Aid to prevent doping in sport. e) Aid for sports activities of the staff of the Higher Sports Council. (f) Other grants and aid not included in this relationship which are convened by the High Council of Sport.

Sixth. Beneficiaries.

1. Admission to the application of a grant or aid shall not generate any commitment to grant aid.

2. As a general rule, they may be beneficiaries of grants or aid for which there is a budget entry: natural persons, legal persons, and their associations with no personality, as well as other public entities and (i) private sector, which so request, have sufficient capacity to act and are not disabled for obtaining public subsidies or for contracting with the State or other public authorities. The calls shall specify the type and conditions of the persons or entities which may, in each case, be beneficiaries and members associated with the beneficiary. 3. The beneficiaries must prove to the Superior Council of Sports that they meet conditions of economic, technical and professional solvency to carry out the activity in question, in the cases and deadlines determined by the call.

Seventh. Calls for grants and grants.

1. The High Council of Sports shall make public the calls necessary for the award of grants, which shall be carried out by resolution of the President of the Superior Council of Sports. To this effect, the call shall set the maximum total amount for the grants called and may take the form of an open call in accordance with Article 59 of the General Grant Law Regulation.

2. The procedure for granting the grant shall be initiated on its own initiative by means of a notice of call, which shall provide for the content of Article 23 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Subventions. 3. The call shall include:

(a) The subsidies that are called in the same way as the compatibility or incompatibility with other grants called.

b) Your object, conditions, and purpose. (c) The determination that the award shall be carried out under competitive competition. (d) the specific requirements to be met by the applicants and the way they are accredited. (e) the time limit for the submission of applications and the body to which they are to be sent, to which the provisions of Article 23.3 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, shall apply. f) The application model. (g) the documentation to accompany the application form. (h) the procedure and the assessment body. (i) the specific criteria for the assessment of applications for the aid or grant, without prejudice to the general criteria. (j) the maximum total amount of the grants within the available appropriations or, failing that, the estimated amount of each grant, as well as the form of payment thereof, and where appropriate the guarantees to be lodged. (k) The maximum period for resolving the procedure and the notification of the relevant award decision. (l) The period during which the beneficiaries ' resignations allow the grant of the grant to other better-placed applicants, where sufficient credit has been released in that waiver to meet at least one of the applications refused. (m) The means of notification or publication in accordance with the provisions of Article 59 of Law 30/1992 of 26 November of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure, which guarantee an adequate dissemination and accessibility for stakeholders. (n) the period and form of justification by the beneficiary of the fulfilment of the purpose for which the grant was granted. n) Where appropriate, the possibility of reformulating applications in accordance with the provisions of Article 27 of the Law 38/2003, of November 17, General of Grants.

4. The concession procedure laid down in this Order is that of competitive competition, with the understanding as such of the procedure whereby the grant of subsidies is made by comparison of the applications submitted in the the terms of Article 22.1 of Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants. Eighth. Applications: Format and documentation, place of presentation, deadline, subhealing and withdrawal.

1. Format and documentation: Applications for grants and aid shall follow the requirements or, where appropriate, the model attached to each call.

The original signed of the application must be accompanied by the following documentation:

(a) Credit documentation of the personality and, where appropriate, the ability to act on behalf of the applicant.

(b) Certificate in which the tax and social security obligations are established, except in the cases provided for in Article 24 of Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July, approving the Regulation of the General Law of Grants. The decision to call for a grant may provide that the application for a grant shall entail the applicant's authorization for the High Council of Sport to obtain, directly, the accreditation of the circumstances referred to in the preceding paragraph, through telematic certificates. (c) The express declaration that other grants, if any, have not been received. Incompatible public or private revenue or resources for the same projects, programmes or activities under grant or aid in accordance with Article 33 of the Regulation of the General Law on Subsidies. Where another aid or subsidy has been requested before and, at the time of another call, the result of that application is not known, it shall be expressly mentioned in the application submitted. (d) A sworn statement not to be in any of the situations listed in paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 13 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants.

Applicants shall not be required to submit those documents already held by the High Sports Council, provided that they have not undergone any modification since their contribution, in accordance with the Article 35 (f) of Law 30/1992, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure.

2. Place and mode of presentation: The submission of applications, as well as other writings and communications can be performed in a physical or telematic manner. The presentation of physical mode on paper may be carried out personally or by mail to the General Register of the Superior Council of Sports, Avenida de Martín Fierro, s/n, 28040 Madrid or in any of the places mentioned in the article 38.4 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, and will be addressed to Mr. President of the Superior Council of Sports. The presentation of the telematic mode will be carried out, using the corresponding completed form, through the telematic register of the Ministry of Education and Science through the electronic address: www.csd.gob.es. The letters, applications and communications submitted to the said Telematics Register shall be signed electronically, by means of an advanced electronic signature based on a recognised certificate, in accordance with the provisions of Order PRE/1251/2003, of 10 July, on electronic signatures. The Telematics Registry shall automatically issue a proof of the presentation of the document, application or communication which may be archived or printed by the person concerned. Without prejudice to the above, the High Council of Sport shall have a register of applicants for grants and aid convened by that body. 3. Time limit: The time limit for the submission of applications shall be, unless the notice sets out a different call, one month from the day following that of the publication of the Resolution of the relevant call in the Official Journal of the European Union. State ". 4. Sub-healing: If the documentation provided is incomplete or fails to provide any sub-healing errors, the procedure-appointed body of the procedure designated in the call shall require the person concerned to submit, within 10 days, the absence or accompanying the (a) the right of the Member State to which the application is made shall be the subject of an application, in accordance with the provisions of Article 71 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992. 5. Withdrawal: The applicant at any time in the concession procedure may withdraw his request in accordance with Articles 90 and 91 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 on the legal system of administrations Public and the Common Administrative Procedure.

Ninth. Concession procedure.-The granting of subsidies and aid covered by this Order shall be carried out on the basis of a competitive competition by means of a single call and selective procedure, either by means of an open call with several selective procedures throughout the year as specified in the relevant call resolutions. In the event that the call is open, the non-applied quantity may be transferred to subsequent concession decisions, up to the limit of the available budget credit for that subsidy line.

The concession procedure will comply with the provisions of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, and the Regulation of that Law, approved by Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July, with the following singularities:

1. The instruction of the procedure shall be carried out by the body designated in the relevant call which, after completion of the formalities provided for by the General Grant Law and its Rules of Procedure, including the period of it must submit the documentation submitted to the relevant assessment committee for the latter to make a proposal for a provisional resolution.

The grant call may establish a pre-assessment procedure for applicants to be carried out by the relevant assessment commission. However, where the call has been provided for, the maximum overall amount allocated to the grant may be extended to the beneficiaries. 2. The assessment of applications shall be carried out by a valuation committee, the composition of which shall be specified in each call and made up of public officials or other professionals who are related to the subject of aid or grants. convened. 3. The valuation fee shall establish the ranking or pro rata among all the applications submitted, in accordance with the general assessment criteria included in the present regulatory bases and the specific criteria to be established by the a corresponding call, making the appropriate proposal for a provisional resolution to be reasoned and express:

(a) The person (s), the applicant (s) for which the aid is proposed, and the amount and conditions of the aid.

(b) The appraised ranking of those applications for which the refusal of the aid is proposed, where appropriate, to replace the beneficiary in the case of a waiver or breach of conditions by the beneficiary.

However, the call for a decision may derogate from the requirement to set a ranking order between the applications submitted, which meet the requirements laid down, in the event that the credit entered in the the number of applications was sufficient after the deadline for submission of applications was completed.

4. Once the provisional decision has been adopted, it shall be notified to the persons concerned in accordance with Articles 58 and 59 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992, with a period of 10 days for the submission of claims and hearing, which may be waived where other facts or allegations are not taken into account and are not taken into account by the parties concerned. In order to speed up the granting procedures as far as possible, the most rapid forms and means of carrying out the processing of claims, including an individual or collective notification of the aid, may be provided for in the various calls for tenders. Provisional resolution and the submission of claims by fax or telematic means.

10th. Award and valuation criteria.-Grants will be awarded to those who obtain the best value from among those who have been accredited to meet the requirements to be a beneficiary.

The assessment and selection of the beneficiaries will be carried out in accordance with the principles of objectivity, publicity and non-discrimination in accordance with the relevant procedure and may be used, among others. following assessment criteria:

a) Analysis of sports planning.

b) Sporting results obtained. (c) Assessment and effectiveness of management. d) Degree of budgetary compliance. e) Volume of existing sports facilities in the territorial area. f) Interterritorial balance. (g) Conditions and characteristics of the project submitted.

By way of derogation from the preceding subparagraph, each call for grants may introduce specific and additional criteria for the weighting of those applicable in each case.

11th. Resolution, publicity and resources.

1. After the selection process, the grants awarded will be approved by resolution of the President of the Superior Council of Sports, in accordance with the provisions of article 25 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, after approval of adequate and sufficient expenditure for this purpose. The decision to grant, where appropriate, may declare a total or partial withdrawal of the call.

The final decision must include the time limit for carrying out the activity and may contain, if the call is made, an orderly and timely relationship of the applicants in compliance with the conditions (a) administrative and technical arrangements to acquire the status of a beneficiary, have had their requests rejected for the maximum amount of credit set out in the call. The grant or refusal of such grants or aid shall be made by resolution of the Secretary of State-President of the Superior Council of Sports and shall be notified in accordance with the provisions of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992. Legal of the General Administration and the Common Administrative Procedure. 2. The beneficiaries shall be obliged to express their express acceptance of the grant of the grant, within the maximum period of 15 days, from the notification or publication, unless the call for tenders sets a different deadline. The absence of acceptance within that period determines the waiver of the grant. If any of the beneficiaries makes express or tacit waiver of the grant and provided that credit has been released in the amount necessary, the grant, the applicant or applicants who are best placed may be agreed upon. (a) in the ratio provided for in the previous paragraph, in order to enable them to access the grant proposal within the period of 10 days. 3. The maximum period for resolving and notifying the grant or refusal of the grant shall be the one to determine, for each case, the corresponding call which may not exceed six months. The expiry of the maximum period which would have been fixed in the call without notification of the decision to grant it, legitimate to the parties concerned to understand the application for the grant of the grant of the grant, pursuant to Article 25 (4) and (5) of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Subventions. 4. The resolution of the concession procedure puts an end to the administrative route. It may be brought before the Central Court of the Administrative-Administrative Court within a period of two months from the day following that of its notification, in accordance with Articles 9 (c) and 46.1 of the Law. 29/1998, of 13 July, regulator of the Jurisdiction-Administrative Jurisdiction, or, potestatively, a replacement for the same organ as the act, within one month from the day following that of its notification, according to Articles 116 and 117 of Law No 30 /1992 of 26 November 1992 on the legal system of Public administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure.

12th. Amount and payment of grants.

1. The amount of grants and aid shall be determined in accordance with Article 32.1 of Regulation 38/2003 of 17 November General of Grants, unless the call for a decision establishes a system of calculation other than the "percentage of the final cost of the activity".

2. Both the grant of the subsidy and its specific amount shall be subject to the budgetary resources available for the financial year in which the aid covered by these bases is financed. 3. The form of payment and the amount of subsidy to be granted by the Higher Sports Council shall be determined in the respective convocation which may specify, within the budgetary limits, whether the economic envelope is fixed or variable and whether the payment may be made in the form of a single or split payment and in advance or after the implementation of the subsidised activity. 4. The call shall specify, on the basis of the type of eligible expenditure, whether the advance payment, or on account of the subsidy, and, where appropriate, whether the beneficiaries are required to provide guarantees, is allowed. Where collateral is to be provided, the call shall set out the specific conditions of the call, in the terms set out in Articles 42 et seq. of the General Grant Law Regulation.

13th. Compatibility of subsidies and subcontracting. The compatibility or incompatibility of subsidies granted by the High Council for Sport with other types of grants, aid or other income to finance the same subsidised activity will be specified in the call. However, the concurrent obtaining of other types of aid, subsidies or public or private revenue, national or foreign for the same purpose and the same beneficiary, as well as any alteration of the conditions under consideration for the grant of the grant, may lead to an amendment to the grant decision and, where appropriate, to the reimbursement of the grant.

The beneficiary may agree with third parties on the implementation of the subsidised activity up to one hundred per cent of the amount of the activity. In any event, prior authorisation shall be required in terms to be determined in the call where the subcontracting exceeds 20% of the amount of the subsidy and the amount is more than six thousand euro. Fourteenth. Obligations of the beneficiary and duty of justification:

1. The beneficiaries of the grants awarded by the Superior Council of Sports are obliged, in general, to comply with the obligations laid down in Article 14 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants and in (a) to comply with the objective, to implement the project, to carry out the activity or to adopt the behaviour that is based on the grant of the grants, within the deadlines and conditions specified in the corresponding call and resolution concession.

(b) Justify before the Superior Council of Sports or the collaborating entity, where appropriate, the fulfilment of the requirements and conditions for the participation of the grant, as well as the performance of the activity and the performance of the purpose to determine the grant or benefit of the grant. (c) Communicate to the Superior Council of Sports the obtaining of other grants, aids, income or resources that finance the activities supported. (d) to grant the right of the right to the right of the Member State to issue a decision on the granting of the right to a decision on the implementation of the tax and social security obligations in the form set out in Article 22.2 of the Regulation; Law 38/2003, General of Grants, and with the exceptions set out in its Article 24. However, where the beneficiary is not required to submit the declarations or documents referred to in the above obligations, compliance shall be credited by means of a responsible declaration. (e) To provide information as required by the Superior Council of Sports, the General Intervention of the State Administration and the Court of Auditors and to submit to the verification actions that may be carried out by the latter bodies in relation to the grant or justification of the grant. f) Meet the obligations or duties that specifically establish the respective convocation for each type of grant. (g) The beneficiary shall take the necessary dissemination measures to give adequate publicity to the public nature of the financing of the investment covered by the grant, including the institutional image of the CSD and specifying its role Institution of promotion, in the totality of the disclosure actions to be carried out by the beneficiary.

2. The justification on the part of the beneficiary or of the contributing entity, where appropriate, of the fulfilment of the purpose of the grant and the material application of the funds received, shall be made within a maximum period of three months from the date of the grant. a perception or within the time limit set out in the relevant call and concession decisions.

3. In accordance with the provisions of Article 30 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, and with the conditions or requirements that, for each type of grant, determine the respective convocation, the justification of the grants awarded by the High Council for Sport may be awarded in any of the following ways:

(a) Prior to payment (payment on a firm basis), by means of the presentation of the documentation certifying the requirements of the grant decision.

(b) After payment (payment to be justified), within the time limits and conditions to be set by the respective convocation, by the presentation of a supporting account of the eligible costs or by means of presentation of the documentation showing the performance of the subsidised activity in accordance with the regulation of Article 30.2 of the General Law on Subsidies and Articles 72 to 75 of its Regulation.

The call resolution itself may establish the possibility of the two forms of justification referred to in the preceding paragraphs, setting objective criteria for the implementation of one or other modality.

4. The form of justification shall be carried out by any of the modalities referred to in the General Grant Act, its Implementing Regulation, as well as by the means, physical and electronic, which establishes each call or resolution of concession. The notice of call may provide that the invoices justifying the costs may be presented in a certified photocopy. In addition in cases where the simplified supporting account is established as a means of justification, the invitation to tender may be drawn up. The procedure for stamping the original supporting documents may also be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Article 73 of the Regulation on the Law on Subsidies, provided that the decision to call it has been provided for.

15th. Non-compliance, modification, waiver and reimbursement. 1. Failure by the beneficiary of the obligations incumbent upon it laid down in these bases and other applicable rules, as well as those laid down in the relevant concession resolution, shall give rise to the drawback or, where applicable, the loss of the right to the collection of the grant and the payment of interest on late payment of the subsidy, in accordance with the provisions of Article 37 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants. In such cases, the procedure laid down in Articles 42 and 43 of the said legal standard shall apply.

2. Any alteration of the conditions under consideration for the award of grants may also result in the amendment of the decision granting the grant. The notice of call may lay down the cases in which, after the granting of the decision has been passed, the beneficiary may request the amendment of its content, which may be authorised provided it does not prejudice third parties. 3. In return proceedings, the High Council of Sport may agree to the full or partial refund of the amounts received, depending on the cause or reason for recovery, taking into account the extent to which effective compliance with the the beneficiary is approaching the full legal requirement of the subsidised activity and there has also been an undoubted performance which has been directed towards the fulfilment of its obligations. 4. In the event of resignation, the beneficiary shall submit the appropriate substantiated application, addressed to the President of the High Sports Council, who shall, if appropriate, resolve the total or partial refund of the amounts received or only the cancellation of pending fertilisers. In such cases, the grant to the alternate beneficiary may be granted according to the order of score obtained in the selection process. 5. Grants granted by the Superior Council of Sports shall be subject to the regime of violations and penalties provided for in Title IV of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants.

sixteenth. Information and Publicity of grants awarded.-The State General Intervention shall be provided with information on grants managed by the Superior Council of Sports in accordance with Article 20 of the Law General of Grants

Each quarter will be published in the "Official State Gazette" grants awarded by the Superior Council of Sports and in the publication must be expressed:

(a) The call for and identification of the grants.

(b) The budgetary programme and credit to which they are charged. (c) the existence of financing from European Union funds and, where appropriate, a percentage of funding. (d) the name or social reason of the beneficiary, the number of tax identification, purpose or purposes of the grant with expression, in the case of the various programmes or projects supported and the amount granted. In the case of multi-annual grants, total amount granted and distribution of annuities.