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Royal Decree 2015/595 Of July 3, The Thresholds Of Income And Family Heritage And The Amounts Of Grants And Study Aids For 2015-2016 Are Set Course And Partially Amending Royal Decree 1721 / 2007 Of 21 Decembe...

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The fulfilment of the constitutional duty to ensure the equality of citizens in access to education requires the removal of any obstacles of a socio-economic nature that hinder or impede the exercise of this fundamental right. In addition to basic education, educational benefits lose the compulsory and/or gratuitousness notes, but the constitutional guarantee of the right to education requires that no one be excluded from access to the education of non-compulsory levels. For socio-economic reasons, for which it is necessary to establish mechanisms for the exemption of public fees and prices or compensation of these expenses to the beneficiaries, through grants and aid to the study. In this way, it can be inferred that the Constituent Assembly has established the obligation of the public authorities to establish a system of scholarships and aid to guarantee the right of all to education.

In this sense, the organic legislator has addressed these aspects, in compliance with his responsibility contained in article 81.1 of the Constitution "development of fundamental rights and public liberties", in the Article 6.3.h) of the Organic Law 8/1985, of 3 July, regulating the Right to Education, in article 45 of the Organic Law 6/2001, of 21 December, of Universities, and in Article 83 of the Organic Law 2/2006, of May 3, of Education. Through these provisions, grants and aid in the post-compulsory education have been set up as an essential element of the right to education which is based on a double principle: compensation for unfavourable socio-economic conditions. of its beneficiaries, and grant on the basis of school performance and performance. Finally, Article 2.bis.3.e) of Organic Law 8/2013 of 9 December for the improvement of educational quality defines the State System of Scholarships and Aid to the Study, as a guarantee of equal opportunities in access to education, as one of the instruments of the Spanish education system for the achievement of the objectives set out in Article 2 of the Organic Law 2/2006 of 3 May.

On the other hand, the additional provision of Law 24/2005, of 18 November, of reform for the impulse of productivity, established the direct grant to students of studies of the educational system, both university students, such as non-university students, grants and study grants to be awarded to the budgets of the Ministry of Education, for which no specific number of beneficiaries is set.

In this legal framework, Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007 establishing the system of grants and aid for the study of the system establishes the basic structural elements of the system: scholarships, academic and economic conditions, assumptions of incompatibility, revocation and reimbursement, and how many requirements, socioeconomic conditions or other factors are necessary to ensure equality in access to education. In any case, the determination of two quantitative parameters which, as a result of their cyclical nature, cannot be established in general terms, is different from an actual annual decree: the income and equity thresholds for which the loss determines of the right to obtain the grant or aid, and the amount of the various components and amounts of the grants and aid to the study.

The government is firmly committed to the social dimension of education and to a policy of scholarships and study aids that will ensure that no student leaves his or her studies for economic reasons, ensuring social cohesion and equal opportunities, for which the financial effort has been maintained despite the strict framework for the containment of public expenditure. But in addition to fulfilling its role of ensuring equal opportunities for all those who, having a vocation and skills for the study, lack the necessary economic means to undertake or pursue them, the policy of grants and grants The study should be an instrument of encouragement to improve the academic performance of students, especially students from the higher levels of the educational system.

For these purposes, important changes were introduced in the course of 2013-2014 in the system of scholarships that had been announced previously and which have shown positive effects in terms of the academic performance of the students in general and students in particular. This effect, especially among students at the higher levels of the educational system, is decided by the government to maintain this route of effort, responsibility and better academic performance, and thus strengthen equity and equality of opportunity to ensure that education contributes to social promotion, while ensuring the greater efficiency of the important public resources for the policy of grants and aid to the study.

Thus, this royal decree establishes for the academic year 2015-2016 the economic parameters of the scholarships and aids to the study of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and fixes its amounts, as well as the thresholds of patrimony and Family income above which the right to obtain it disappears while it comes to consolidate the model of scholarships implemented in the course 2013-2014, maintaining the modifications introduced in the course 2014-2015 that have been revealed positive, such as the new regulation of the grant components for those who pursue their studies in non-face-to-face mode, or the modulation of the percentage of credits that is necessary to be exceeded in order to consider that the grant has been allocated to the purpose for which it has been granted.

This royal decree has favorable reports from the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration. It has also been the subject of the opinion of the State School Council and the report of the Council of Universities and the Council of State University Students, and in its treatment the autonomous communities have been consulted through the Conference on Education and the General Conference on University Policy.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Minister of Education, Culture and Sport, in agreement with the State Council, and after deliberation by the Council of Ministers at its meeting on 3 July 2015,

DISPONGO:

CHAPTER I

General provisions

Article 1. Object.

This royal decree is intended to determine the following quantitative parameters for which the calls for grants and study grants for the academic year 2015-2016 financed by the Budget of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport:

(a) The amount of the different modalities of the grants and the study aids covered by Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007 establishing the system of grants and aid for the study of personalised study.

b) The income and family equity thresholds above which the right to the perception of grants and study aids disappears.

Article 2. Scope.

For the academic year 2015-2016 and in charge of the corresponding appropriations of the General Budget of the State, the following calls for grants and aid to the study will be published, with no number of people beneficiaries:

1. Call for grants and general study aid, aimed at the following lessons:

a) Baccalaureate.

b) Middle-Grade and Higher-Grade Vocational Training.

c) Professional Artistic Teachings.

d) Sports Teachings.

e) Higher artistic teachings.

f) Higher religious studies.

g) Higher and Grade Military Studies.

h) Language studies conducted in Official Schools of ownership of educational administrations, including distance mode.

(i) Access courses and preparation courses for access tests to vocational training and specific training courses for access to the Middle and Higher Grade Training cycles taught in schools (a) public and private institutions which have been authorised to teach vocational training.

j) Basic Professional Training.

(k) University teaching courses adapted to the European Higher Education Area leading to official degrees of degree and Master's degree.

l) University Teachings leading to the official titles of Licentiate, Engineer, Architect, Diplomacy, Master, Technical Engineer and Technical Architect.

m) Preparation course for access to university of over 25 years taught by public universities.

n) Additional credits or training supplements required for the access or acquisition of the Master and Degree as well as for university graduates who wish to pursue official Bachelor's studies.

2. Call for study support for students with specific need for educational support.

CHAPTER II

Scholarships and general-character study aids

Article 3. Amounts of grants and grants to the general study for non-university teaching.

1. The amounts of the grants and the general study aid for the teachings referred to in paragraphs (a) to (j) of Article 2.1, which may be received in the cases provided for in this royal decree, shall be as follows:

(a) Fixed amount linked to the applicant's income: EUR 1,500.

(b) Fixed amount linked to the applicant's residence during the course: EUR 1,500. However, in no case shall that amount exceed the actual cost of the benefit.

c) Basic Scholarship: 200 euros.

(d) Variable guarantee, the minimum amount of which shall be EUR 60.

2. Those who are in person in person and complete registration of the studies listed in paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f) and (g) of Article 2.1 may receive fixed amounts and the variable amount. For the award of the amount linked to the student's residence during the course it will be required that the applicant curse in-person studies with a minimum number of teaching hours and that he/she accredit the need to reside outside the home. family during the course, for the reason of the distance between the same and the teaching center, the existing media and the reading schedules. For this purpose, the family home is considered to be the closest to the teaching centre which belongs to or normally resides in any computable member of the family unit, even if it does not coincide with the legal domicile of the applicant.

The applicable income thresholds for the grant of the amounts of the grants provided for in this paragraph shall be as follows:

(a) Threshold 1: applicants whose income does not exceed the family income threshold 1 set out in this royal decree may obtain the amounts referred to in paragraph 1 (a), (b) and (d).

(b) Threshold 2: applicants whose income exceeds threshold 1 and does not exceed the family income threshold 2 set out in this royal decree may obtain the amounts referred to in paragraph 1 (b), (c) and (d).

(c) Threshold 3: applicants whose income exceeds threshold 2 and does not exceed the family income threshold 3 set out in this royal decree may obtain only the basic grant.

3. Those who pursue the studies listed in paragraphs (h), (i) and (j) of Article 2.1, as well as those who carry out the project end of career, are studying in different forms of the person or opt for partial tuition, may receive the grant. basic and the minimum variable amount.

The applicable income thresholds for the grant of the amounts of the grants provided for in this paragraph shall be as follows:

(a) Threshold 2: applicants whose income does not exceed the family income threshold 2 set out in this royal decree may obtain the basic grant and the minimum variable amount.

(b) Threshold 3: applicants whose income exceeds threshold 2 and does not exceed the family income threshold 3 set out in this royal decree may obtain only the basic grant.

Article 4. Amounts of grants and grants to the general study for university teaching.

1. The amounts of the general grants for the teachings referred to in paragraphs (k) to (n) of Article 2.1 which may be received in the cases provided for in this royal decree shall be as follows:

(a) Fixed amount linked to the applicant's income: EUR 1,500.

(b) Fixed amount linked to the applicant's residence during the course: EUR 1,500. However, that amount may not exceed the actual cost of the benefit. In any case, for the award of the amount linked to the student's residence during the course it will be required that the applicant curse studies in face-to-face mode and accredit the need to reside outside the family home during the course course, for the reason of the distance between the same and the teaching center, the existing means of communication and the reading schedules. For this purpose, the family home is considered to be the closest to the teaching centre which belongs to or normally resides in any computable member of the family unit, even if it does not coincide with the legal domicile of the applicant.

(c) Variable amount, the minimum amount of which shall be EUR 60.

(d) Registration Scholarship: shall include the official public price of the university academic services corresponding to the credits in which the student was first enrolled in the course 2015 -2016.

Those appropriations which exceed the minimum necessary to obtain the degree in question shall not be part of the tuition grant.

In the case of students from private universities, the amount of this grant will be equal to the minimum price established by the Autonomous Community for a study with the same experimentality in a public university of that same Autonomous Community.

The compensation to the Universities of the amounts of the tuition grant referred to in the preceding paragraphs shall be made in accordance with the provisions of the third provision.

2. Those who pursue the studies listed in points (k) and (l) of Article 2.1 with full registration may receive the fixed amounts, the variable amount and the tuition grant. For the award of the amount linked to the income and the amount linked to the student's residence during the course, the applicant will be required to study in the classroom.

The applicable income thresholds for the grant of the amounts of the grants provided for in this paragraph shall be as follows:

(a) Threshold 1: Applicants whose income does not exceed the family income threshold 1 set out in this royal decree may obtain the amounts referred to in paragraph 1 (a), (b), (c) and (d).

(b) Threshold 2: Applicants whose income exceeds threshold 1 and does not exceed the family income threshold 2 set out in this royal decree may obtain the amounts referred to in paragraph 1 (b), (c) and (d).

(c) Threshold 3: Applicants whose income exceeds threshold 2 and does not exceed the family income threshold 3 established in this royal decree may obtain only the tuition grant.

3. Those who undertake the course of preparation for access to the university of over 25 years of age taught by public universities, who are either training complements or only carrying out the end of the career project or the end-of-grade work o Master, as well as those who opt for partial tuition, may obtain the tuition grant and the minimum variable amount.

The applicable income thresholds for the grant of the amounts of the grants provided for in this paragraph shall be as follows:

a) Threshold 2: Applicants whose income does not exceed the family income threshold 2 established in this royal decree may obtain the tuition grant and the minimum variable amount.

b) Threshold 3: Applicants whose income exceeds threshold 2 and does not exceed the family income threshold 3 established in this royal decree may obtain only the tuition grant.

Article 5. Variable amount.

1. The resources allocated by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport for the call for the school year 2015-2016 for grants and general study aids, with the exception of those who are intended to compensate for tuition grants, are apply first of all to the coverage of basic grants and fixed amounts linked to the income and residence of the applicant as referred to in Articles 3 and 4, as well as the additional amounts provided for in Article 6; additional amounts provided for in the first provision and the amounts of the variable amounts As indicated in Articles 3.3 and 4.3 of this royal decree and Articles 12, 18.1, 19.1, 20.1, 22.2, 26 and the first transitional provision of Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007.

The amount that will be repayable after the operations indicated in the preceding paragraph, depending on the available budget, will be allocated to the coverage of the variable amount, which will be distributed among the applicants on the basis of family income and academic performance of students, by applying the formula set out in Article 9.2 of Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007. The Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport shall determine the percentage of this amount to be allocated to variable amounts corresponding to university and non-university students, respectively.

For the granting of the variable amount, the income of the applicant shall not exceed the family income threshold 2 set out in this royal decree.

2. The Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport may make a provisional distribution of a percentage of the variable amount between applications processed in the current call.

For the calculation of the amount to be distributed on a provisional basis for the variable amount, the amount of the call available shall be taken into account when the fixed amounts referred to in the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 are covered. relationship to the number of requests processed from the call in progress.

Once the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport has received all the requests dealt with by the Autonomous Communities and the Universities, it will carry out the definitive distribution of the variable amount between all requests entitled to the same.

3. The amount reserved to compensate for the tuition grants will be paid once it is received in the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport the information of the Universities on public prices accrued by the grantees to which the scholarship corresponds of registration, without prejudice to the possibility of making payments to the Universities.

Article 6. Additional amounts.

1. The amount resulting from the award of the grants and aid to the study provided for in Articles 3 and 4 of this royal decree shall be increased by one of the following additional amounts:

(a) In accordance with the mandate contained in Article 138.1 of the Constitution, persons receiving grants and aid to study with a family home in Spain, or in Ceuta or Melilla, who are in need of use maritime or air transport to access the teaching centre where they are studying from their home, they will have EUR 442 more on the amount of the grants and the study grants that have been awarded to them.

(b) This additional amount will be EUR 623 for grantees with a family address on the islands of Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gomera, Hierro and La Palma, Menorca and the Pitiusas.

(c) In the event that the student has to move between the Balearic Islands or the Canary Islands and the Peninsula, the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) above shall be EUR 888 and EUR 937, respectively.

2. The additional amounts referred to in the previous paragraph shall also apply to students enrolled in official centres of Baccalaureate at a distance residing on island territory without a partner or associate.

CHAPTER III

Assistance for students with specific need for educational support

Article 7. Studies included.

1. Study aids and subsidies for students with specific need for educational support due to disability or serious disorder of conduct or associated with high intellectual capacity will be called, which will be studied in the second cycle of Children's Education, Primary Education, Compulsory Secondary Education, Baccalaureate, Mid-Grade And Higher-Grade Training Cycles, and Basic Vocational Training.

The subsidies will cover school dining and school transportation expenses and will be awarded to students with special educational needs that belong to large families. For the granting of the subsidies, the income and family assets will not be paid.

2. The components and amounts of aid and allowances for students with specific need for educational support due to disability or serious behaviour disorder shall be as follows:

Components

Primary Education, ESO, and Basic Professional Training

Educational Levels

Cuantias (Euro)

Help

To 862.

Until 862.

Help or School Transport Allowance

Until 617.

Until 617.

Help o School Dining Allowance

Up to 574.

Up to 574.

Residence Help

Up To 1,795.

Up To 1,795.

Help for weekend transport

Up to 442.

Up to 442.

Urban transport help

Up to 308.

Up to 308.

Help for school material

Up to 105.

Up to 204

Help for Pedagogical Reeducation

Until 913.

Until 913.

Reeducation Help

Until 913.

Until 913.

The amounts set out in the table above for transport subsidies or subsidies will be increased by up to 50% when the student has a recognised motor disability of more than 65%.

No aid or subsidy shall be granted where the costs to which they are paid are sufficiently covered by public services or funds or, where appropriate, by aid granted to the centres to finance the service concerned. No aid for school supplies will be available at the level of Child Education.

3. The students with high intellectual abilities can obtain, in the terms provided for in Article 11 of Royal Decree 1721/2007, of December 21, an aid of up to 913 euros for the payment of the expenses derived from the registration and assistance to specific programs for this collective.

4. The income threshold applicable for the granting of the components of the study aid for students with specific need for educational support shall be as follows:

Number of family members

Threshold

-

Euros

Families of a member

11,937

-member families

19,444

Families of Three members

25,534

-member families

30,287

Five-member families

34,370

-member families

38.313

Seven-member families

42,041

Eight-member families

45.744

From the eighth member, 3,672 euros will be added for each new computable member of the family.

CHAPTER IV

Income Thresholds and Family Heritage

Article 8. Family income thresholds.

1. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph e) of the first provision of Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007, the family income threshold 1 for the course 2015-2016 shall be fixed in the calls approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and the competent educational authorities which have taken over the full exercise of the powers provided for in that royal decree.

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will fund scholarships subject to the lower end of the range set out in the table below, including the tuition grant component in the terms set out in the Additional provision third. Grants awarded to students whose family income is within the fixed range will be financed at 50% between the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and the Autonomous Community.

Number of family members

Interval

-

Euros

Families of a member

Between 3,771 and 3,962.

-member families

Between 7.278 and 7,646.

Three-member families

Between 10.606 and 11.143.

-member families

Between 13,909 and 14,613.

Five-member families

Between 17.206 and 18.076.

Families of six

Between 20,430 and 21.463.

Seven-member families

Between 23,580 and 24,773.

Eight-member families

Between 26,660 and 28.009.

From the eighth member will be added between 3,079 and 3,235 euros for each new computable member of the family.

2. The family income threshold 2 for the course 2015-2016 will be the one collected in the following table:

Number of family members

Threshold

-

Euros

Families of a member

13.236

-member families

22,594

Families of Three members

30.668

-member families

36,421

Five-member families

40,708

-member families

43,945

Seven-member families

47,146

Eight-member families

50.333

From the eighth member will be added 3,181 euros for each new computable member of the family.

3. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph e) of the first provision of Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007, the family income threshold 3 for the course 2015-2016 shall be fixed in the calls approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and the competent educational authorities which have taken over the full exercise of the powers provided for in that royal decree.

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will fund scholarships subject to the lower end of the range set out in the table below, including the tuition grant component in the terms set out in the Additional provision third. Grants awarded to students whose family income is within the fixed range will be financed at 50% between the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and the Autonomous Community.

Number of family members

Interval

-

Euros

Families of a member

Between 14,112 and 14,826.

-member families

Between 24.089 and 25.308.

Three-member families

Between 32,697 and 34,352.

-member families

Between 38.831 and 40,796.

-member families

Between 43,402 and 45,598.

Families of six

Between 46,853 and 49.224.

Seven-member families

Between 50,267 and 52,810.

-member families

Between 53,665 and 56,380.

From the eighth member will be added between 3,391 and 3,562 euros for each new computable member of the family.

Article 9. Calculation of family income.

1. Family income for the purposes of grant or aid shall be obtained by aggregation of the income of each of the family members who obtain income of any kind, calculated as indicated in the following paragraphs and compliance with the rules governing the Income Tax of the Physical Persons. For the purposes of grants and grants for the study of the 2015-2016 course, the financial year 2014 shall be computed.

2. For the determination of the income of the computable members who have filed a declaration for the Income Tax of the Physical Persons, they shall proceed as follows:

(a) The general tax base shall be added to the tax base of the savings, excluding all negative net balances of profits and losses from 2010 to 2013 and the net negative balance of returns on capital 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 to integrate into the tax base of savings.

b) This result will subtract the resulting quota from the autoliquidation.

3. For the determination of the income of other members of the computer who obtain their own income and have not filed a declaration for the Income Tax of the Physical Persons, the procedure described in paragraph (a) of this paragraph shall be followed. 2 and the result obtained will subtract the payments to account made.

Article 10. Deductions from family income.

In the course of 2015-2016 the following family income deductions will apply:

(a) 50% of the income contributed by any computable member of the family other than the principal breadwinners.

b) EUR 525 for each sibling living in the household, including the applicant, in the case of large families of general category, and EUR 800 in the case of large families of special categories, provided that is entitled to this benefit. Where the applicant himself is the holder of the large family, the quantities indicated shall be taken into account in relation to the children who make up the family. This deduction will be up to EUR 2,000 in the call for assistance for students with specific need for educational support.

(c) EUR 1,811 for each sibling or child of the applicant or the applicant himself who is legally recognised, of a degree equal to or greater than 33%; or EUR 2,881 where the disability is of a degree equal to or greater than that of the 65%. This deduction shall be EUR 4 000 for the applicant and the other for each of his or her siblings with a legally qualified disability of a degree equal to or greater than 33% in the call for support for students with specific support education.

(d) EUR 1,176 for each sibling of the applicant under 25 years of age or the applicant himself who is studying university and residing outside the family home, where two or more students are resident outside the home family on the basis of university studies.

e) 20% of family income when the applicant is an absolute orphan and under 25 years of age.

Article 11. Indicative thresholds for family assets.

1. Any family income calculated in accordance with Articles 9 and 10 shall be refused grants or study aid applied for in the course of the year 2015-2016 when the indicative thresholds for family assets set out in the continuation:

(a) The sum of the cadastral values of the urban estates belonging to the computer members of the family, excluding the usual dwelling, may not exceed 42,900 euros. In the case of buildings where the date of effect of the last cadastral revision is between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2002, the cadastral values shall be multiplied by 0,49. In the event that the date of the said review is later than 31 December 2002, the cadastral values shall be multiplied by the following coefficients:

By 0.43 revised in 2003.

By 0.37 the revised in 2004.

By 0.30 revised in 2005.

By 0.26 the revised in 2006.

By 0.25 revised in 2007.

By 0.25 revised in 2008.

By 0.26 the revised in 2009.

By 0.28 revised in 2010.

By 0.30 revised in 2011.

By 0.32 revised in 2012.

By 0.34 the revised in 2013.

By 0.36 the revised in 2014.

In the buildings located in the Comunidad Foral de Navarra, the cadastral value will be multiplied in every case by 0.50.

The General Directorate of the Catastro will facilitate the relation of Municipalities that correspond to each of the situations indicated, to the effects of application of the weighting coefficient.

(b) The sum of the cadastral values of the rustic estates, excluding the cadastral value of the construction that constitutes the usual dwelling, belonging to the computer members of the family shall not exceed 13,130 euros for each computable member.

(c) The sum of all the reduced net income of the capital furniture plus the net positive balance of all profits and property losses belonging to the computable members of the family shall not exceed 1,700 euro.

Not included in this sum are the grants received for the acquisition or rehabilitation of the usual dwelling, the basic income of emancipation, nor the amount of the cash prizes or in kind obtained by the participation in games, contests, raffles or random combinations of less than 1,500 euros. The property gains arising from the said prizes shall be computed in accordance with the IRPF rules.

The value of these indicative assets shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the Income Tax rules of the Physical Persons by their value at 31 December 2014.

2. Where there are several elements indicative of the heritage described in the previous section of which the family members are available, the percentage of the value of each element shall be calculated with respect to the corresponding threshold. The requested study grants and aid shall be refused where the sum of the above percentages exceeds 100.

3. The grant or aid to the study requested shall also be refused where it is established that the sum of the following income obtained by the family members exceeds the amount of EUR 155,500:

(a) Revenue from economic activities in direct or objective estimation.

(b) Income from a participation of the computable members equal to or greater than fifty per cent in economic activities developed through entities without legal personality or any other class of entity legal, once the percentage of participation in the activities has been applied to the total income of the activities.

4. For the purposes of calculating the value of the items referred to in the preceding paragraphs, 50% of the value of those belonging to any computable member of the family shall be deducted, excluding the principal breadwinners.

Additional disposition first. Specific measures to compensate for the disadvantages of university students with disabilities.

1. The fixed amounts of the grants and the study grants established for university students, with the exception of tuition grants, may be increased by up to 50% when the applicant presents a legally qualified disability a grade of 65% or more.

No aid shall be granted where the costs to which they serve are sufficiently covered by public services or funds.

2. Where the applicant submits a disability of a degree equal to or greater than 65% legally qualified, the deductions provided for in Article 10 (b) and (c) for pupils with specific need for educational support shall apply. exclusively to the applicant. The siblings of the applicant shall be subject to the deductions provided for in general.

3. The number of appropriations to be registered and to be exceeded by the applicants for grants and aid to the study shall be set out in the corresponding calls and shall be given in the case of legally disabled students. qualified, reducing the reading burden necessary to meet the registration requirement by 50%, at most, when the applicant presents a disability of a degree equal to or greater than 65%.

Additional provision second. Extension of university studies.

In cases where the applicable requirements and conditions permit the enjoyment of grants and aid to the study for one or two years more than those laid down in the curriculum of the relevant qualification university, the call may establish the amount of the grants and the study grants awarded for the last of these additional courses.

Additional provision third. Compensation to the universities for the tuition exemption.

1. During the course 2015/2016, the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will provide the Universities, in terms of compensation of public prices for academic services corresponding to the students who are exempt from their payment, an amount per pupil equal to that of the public price set for the relevant qualification in the course 2011/2012, updated by 1%, in accordance with the provisions of Article 7.2 of Royal Decree-Law 14/2012 of 20 April 2012, of measures of rationalisation of public expenditure in the field of education.

2. In the case of new qualifications which did not exist in the course of 2011-2012, the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will compensate the universities for the amount corresponding to the public prices set in the course of 2011-2012 for the same degree of experimentality in its Autonomous Community, as updated in the terms set out in the previous paragraph.

3. In the case of grantees enrolled in the Masteres, which in the course of reference 2011-2012 were called "Differentiated Price Masters", the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will compensate the university for the amount not paid by the Scholarship student up to a maximum of 2,100 euros.

4. The basis of calculation laid down in the preceding paragraphs shall be quantified the compensation of the 50% allowance for tuition fees for students belonging to large families of three children and assimilated.

5. Where the amount provided by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport to the public university is lower than the cost of the tuition grants, as defined in Article 4.1 (d), calculated at the public price effectively established by the Autonomous Community for the course 2015/2016, it shall be for the Autonomous Community to compensate the public universities for the difference so that the recipient of the grant is effectively exempt from any obligation economic.

First transient disposition. Aid for the purchase of books called by the Autonomous Communities.

During the course 2015-2016 will not apply the regulatory norms of the economic requirements contained in this royal decree and in Royal Decree 1721/2007, of December 21, to the calls of aids for the acquisition of textbooks and school materials at the mandatory levels published by the Autonomous Communities and co-financed by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport.

Second transient disposition. Co-financing agreements.

Exceptionally for the course 2015 -2016, the Autonomous Communities that have initiated the negotiation for the transfer of the functions and services in the field of management of grants and aids to the study, in accordance with The provisions of the fourth Royal Decree 1721/2007, of 21 December 2007, may, by means of an agreement with the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, agree to the call for and co-financing from their own In the case of students whose family income falls within the Community, 50% of the grants awarded to students the interval set out in Article 8 (1) and (3

.

Final disposition first. Title and character of basic legislation.

This royal decree is of a basic nature and is dictated by the article 149.1.30. of the Constitution, which reserve the State the competence to establish the basic norms for the development of the right to education, with a view to to ensure the equality of all Spaniards in their exercise.

Final disposition second. Amendment of Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007 establishing the system of grants and aid for personalised assistance.

The Royal Decree 1721/2007 of 21 December 2007 establishing the scheme for grants and personalised aid is amended in the following terms:

One. Article 4 (1) (a) shall be worded as follows:

" (a) Not be in possession or not to meet the legal requirements for obtaining a degree of the same or higher level to that corresponding to that of the studies for which the grant or aid is requested. However, those who are in possession of an official degree of degree that has been assigned to level 3 (Master) of the Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education (MECES), or in possession of an official title of Architect, Engineer, Graduate, Technical Architect, Technical Engineer or Diplomat who has obtained correspondence with the MECES level 3 (Master's degree), may be beneficiaries of grants and study aids for teaching courses leading to an official Master's degree. university. "

Two. Article 26 (e) is worded as follows:

" (e) Recognised, validated, adapted and transferred subjects or credits shall not be taken into account for the purposes of compliance with the academic requirements set out in this royal decree.

However, the above mentioned subjects or credits shall, in accordance with the relevant call, be taken into account for the sole purpose of calculating the average note obtained in the certificate giving access to the first Master course ".

Final disposition third. Publication of beneficiary relationships in the "Official State Gazette".

In those cases where the calls for grants, grants and awards for the study published by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport will establish, they will be published in the "Official State Gazette". provisional and/or final beneficiaries or the reference to the means in which they are made public.

Final disposition fourth. Regulatory development.

It is up to the Minister of Education, Culture and Sport, in the field of their competences, to dictate the rules that are precise for the application and development of what is established in this royal decree.

Final disposition fifth. Entry into force.

This royal decree will enter into force on the day following its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Given in Madrid, July 3, 2015.

FELIPE R.

The Minister of Education, Culture and Sport,

INIGO MÉNDEZ DE VIGO Y MONTINJO