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Order Ssi / 420/2015, Of 9 March, Establishing The Regulatory Bases For Granting Subsidies For The Elderly, Disabled And People In Situations Of Dependency Established Within The Remit Of The Insti ...

Original Language Title: Orden SSI/420/2015, de 9 de marzo, por la que se establecen las bases reguladoras para la concesión de subvenciones para personas mayores, personas con discapacidad y personas en situación de dependencia, dentro del ámbito de competencias del Insti...

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The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality, under Royal Decree 200/2012 of 23 January, developing the basic organic structure of the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality and amending Royal Decree 1887/2011, of 30 December, for which the basic organic structure of the ministerial departments is established, has attributed among its functions the articulation of the participation of the State in the System for the Autonomy and Attention to the Dependence, in the terms provided for in Law 39/2006 of 14 December, of Promotion of Personal Autonomy and care for people in a situation of dependency, the promotion of social services, the promotion of cooperation with non-governmental organizations and the promotion of social volunteering, and attention and the Support for persons with disabilities, in the field of constitutionally reserved competences to the State, being attached to the Secretariat of State for Social Services and Equality, the managing body of Social Security, called the Institute Major and Social Services (IMSERSO).

The IMSERSO, in accordance with the provisions of Royal Decree 1226/2005, of 13 October, establishing the organic structure and functions of the Institute of Older and Social Services, has assigned functions in the field of of elderly people, in particular those arising from the implementation of the System for Autonomy and Attention to Dependence and the development of policies and programmes related to the active ageing of the population, Similarly, the management of the social services complementary to the system of security Social and management of state-wide plans, programs and services for older people and people in a situation of dependency.

In relation to the management of social services complementary to the Social Security System, Article 38 of the Royal Legislative Decree 1/1994, of 20 June, approving the Recast Text of the General Law of Social Security, relating to the protective action of Social Security, cites the benefits of social services that can be established in the field of rehabilitation of persons with disabilities and assistance to the elderly.

Article 53 of the aforementioned legal text, under the heading "Social Services", provides that as a supplement to the benefits corresponding to situations specifically protected by Social Security, it is subject to the provisions of the Ministerial Department which correspond and in connection with their respective organs and services, shall extend their action to the social services provided for in this Law, or which may be regulated in the future establish in accordance with the provisions of Article 38.1 (e).

the absence of an impact on the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, the process of social services transfers that occurred in the autonomous communities during the 1990s, the Social Security in general, and the IMSERSO in particular, retain their powers in the field of social services in such cities.

Likewise, the benefits of the System for Autonomy and Attention to Dependence, derived from Law 39/2006, of 14 December, of the Promotion of Personal Autonomy and Care for Persons in a Situation of Dependence, They form a new form of social protection, regulating in that law, in its third additional provision, economic aid to facilitate personal autonomy and pointing out that such aid will have the status of subsidies.

To be able to meet these goals, the General Budget of the State will provide the appropriate appropriations.

The present order of regulatory bases for granting grants, is adapted to the requirements of Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants, and to Royal Decree 887/2006, of 21 July, for which the Regulation of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, as well as the provisions of Law 30/1992, of November 26, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure.

Article 17.1 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November provides that in the field of the General Administration of the State, the Ministers shall establish the appropriate regulatory bases for the grant of the grants.

In its processing, this order has been submitted for consultation of the Central Delegate Legal Service and the Delegate Intervention in the IMSERSO.

In its virtue, with the prior approval of the Minister of Finance and Public Administrations, I have:

Article 1. Object and scope of application.

This order establishes the regulatory bases for grants awarded by the IMSERSO, with the appropriations of its budgets to facilitate the provision of services, the acquisition of technical aids and the provision of mobility and communication and personal autonomy for older people, people with disabilities and people in a situation of dependency.

The purpose of these grants is in a direct way, with the granting of individual grants to natural persons, or in the case of older persons and persons with disabilities, through grants awarded legal persons, such as non-governmental organisations, for the provision of services and programmes for the above mentioned persons.

The scope of this order is limited to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla.

Article 2. Nature, type and classes of grants.

The grants referred to in this order of bases comprise the following types:

1. Individual grants: These grants are of a personal nature and are intended for elderly persons, persons with disabilities and persons in a situation of dependency, residents of the cities of Ceuta or Melilla.

a) Individual grants for seniors. These grants have the nature of complementary services of the Social Security System, and are those listed in Annex 1.a) of this order, and are implemented in the following classes:

1. Grants for rehabilitation. Its purpose is to enhance personal autonomy, recovery or capacity-keeping, through medical-functional recovery, cognitive rehabilitation and support products.

2. Grants for specialized care. Its purpose is home care, through the adaptation and functional repair of the home and mobility and communication, through the acquisition of technical resources, products of support and removal of barriers in the home.

b) Individual grants for people with disabilities. These grants have the nature of complementary services of the Social Security System, and are those listed in Annex 1.b) of this order, and are implemented in the following classes:

1. Subsidy for Rehabilitation: Its purpose is to enhance personal autonomy and development and the recovery or maintenance of capabilities, through early care, medical-functional recovery, functional psychological recovery and support products.

2. Grants for specialized care: The purpose is care at home or specialized institutions of people who cannot follow the rehabilitation processes mentioned in the previous point. They include personal care, home, residential, occupational or therapeutic services, as well as the acquisition of technical resources, support products and removal of barriers in the home.

3. Complementary Transport, Dining And Residence Grants: The purpose is to cover travel expenses for rehabilitation or specialized care, for persons with reduced mobility that make it impossible for them to use of the means of public transport. They also include the costs of food in the Centres, or places other than the usual address, where the person must receive on a continuous or regular basis any of the services mentioned in the above points, as well as the stay at the Centres residential for persons who are not domiciled or in a serious family situation.

4. Grants for activities: Their purpose is professional promotion and the job integration of the person. It is about offering people with disabilities the ability to acquire new skills, or adapt those that they already have.

c) Individual grants for people in dependency situation:

1. These grants to facilitate personal autonomy are intended, in accordance with the provisions of the Additional Disposition third of Law 39/2006 of 14 December, to Promote Personal Autonomy and Care for people in dependency situation, the following:

-Support the person with technical aids or instruments necessary for the normal development of their ordinary life.

-Facilitate accessibility and accommodations in the home that contribute to improving their ability to travel in housing.

2. These grants will necessarily be used to cover the costs arising from the acquisition of technical aids or instruments and/or the making of works of accessibility and adaptations of the home of the holders of the rights recognized by Law 39/2006 of 14 December, and are complementary to the catalogue of services and the economic benefits of the System for Autonomy and Attention to Dependence and will be subsidiary and, if necessary, complementary of the portfolio of common services of the same nature and purpose of the National System of Health.

3. The technical aids, support products or instruments which may be the subject of a grant shall be as set out in Annex 1.c) of this order.

In the types of grants referred to in points (a), (b) and (c) of this paragraph 1, the expenditure which may have been incurred in the year of the annual call may be subsidised, but before publication.

2. Grants to non-governmental entities and organizations for the care of older people and persons with disabilities: Its purpose is to promote the maintenance of the centers and services of the entities and non-governmental organizations of the Cities of Ceuta and Melilla, regular attention to the elderly and persons with disabilities, as well as the promotion and support of social, cultural, training and information activities aimed at the collective and executed directly by the entity.

Article 3. Call.

1. The call will be made on a competitive competition basis, in accordance with the provisions of Article 22.1 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, General of Grants, by resolution of the General Directorate of the IMSERSO, in accordance with its scope of competence.

2. The calls shall necessarily contain the extremes referred to in Article 23.2 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

3. The call for grants shall contain the budgetary appropriations to which the grants to be awarded, the programmes to be supported, their requirements, requirements and priorities may be allocated and the appropriations allocated shall be allocated by programmes and the determination of the maximum ceilings to be granted, depending on the needs of the natural persons to be met and the nature, characteristics and degree of social implementation of the applicant non-governmental organisations and organisations.

4. The call, under the terms of Article 59 of the Regulation of the General Grant Law approved by Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July, will be able to agree simultaneously with the implementation of several selection procedures. In the course of a financial year, for the same grant line.

To remember the above, in the open call the number of successive resolutions to be placed must be specified and, for each one:

a) The maximum amount to be granted.

b) The maximum resolution time for each of the procedures.

(c) The period in which applications may be submitted for each of them.

The maximum amount to be granted in each period shall be fixed in the corresponding call, taking into account its duration and the volume of applications envisaged and each of the decisions shall compare the applications submitted in the corresponding time period and agree to the grant without exceeding the amount that has been established for each resolution in the open call.

In the open call when the corresponding subsidies have been granted at the end of a period and the maximum amount to be granted has not been exhausted, the amount not applied to the subsequent ones may be transferred Decisions that fall. The criteria for the allocation of non-employee funds between the remaining periods shall be the general valuation criteria regulated in this order. Once the resolution has been passed, the head of the IMSERSO Directorate-General will expressly agree on the amounts to be transferred and the period in which they will be applied. The use of this possibility shall not in any way prejudice the rights of applicants for the period of origin.

Article 4. Applicants for the grants.

The natural and legal persons who meet the following requirements may be eligible for the call:

1. Individual grant applicants.

a) Common requirements:

• Reside in the City of Ceuta or the City of Melilla at least one year in advance of the filing date of the application.

• To have justified, where appropriate, the grants received in previous calls and other previously received financial assistance from other relevant social services administrations.

• Not to be incourseable in the prohibitions that, in order to have the status of beneficiary of public subsidies, are set out in article 13.2 of Law 38/2003, of 17 November.

• Not having received in the last four years grants for the construction of works or the acquisition of technical aids for the same purpose, except that the following circumstances are present:

-That the requested work or technical assistance be complementary to the previously granted, for the purposes of preventing the situation of dependency, disability or to promote the applicant's personal autonomy.

-That the requested work or technical assistance is different from those previously granted and is due to an aggravation of the situation of dependency or disability.

b) Specific requirements for older people:

• Have the status of insured or beneficiary of the Social Security System.

• Be 65 or older.

c) Specific requirements for people with disabilities:

• Have the status of insured or beneficiary of the Social Security System.

• Have a degree of disability equal to or greater than 33 percent. However, the persons concerned may apply for rehabilitation grants where, without reaching 33% of the degree of disability, they require measures to prevent or delay their unfavourable development, and to establish the need for the grant requested by means of a report from the Technical Assessment and Guidance Team (EVO) of the Base Centre of the Territorial Addresses of Ceuta and Melilla.

d) Specific requirements for people in a dependency situation:

• Having recognized the situation of dependence, valued the degree of the same and being the holder of the rights established in Law 39/2006, of December 14, in the terms provided for in article 5 of that legal text.

• Credit the need for technical assistance, support product, instrument, accessibility works and/or home adaptations requested by report of the assessment team of the situation of dependence of the Territorial Addresses of Ceuta and Melilla.

2. Grants to non-governmental entities and organizations.

Non-governmental entities and organizations of regular care for older people and persons with disabilities must meet the following requirements:

(a) Having a registered office in the cities of Ceuta or Melilla and a sphere of activity limited to Ceuta and/or Melilla according to their statutes.

b) Be legally constituted and duly registered in the corresponding administrative records at the date of publication of the call.

c) Profit for profit.

d) To engage in compliance with its statutes, as usual for the care of the elderly and persons with disabilities.

e) To be found in compliance with the tax, social security obligations and the payment of obligations for reimbursement of subsidies.

f) Dispose of the structure and capacity sufficient to ensure the fulfillment of the objectives, having the necessary operational experience to do so.

(g) There should be sufficient justification, where appropriate, for grants previously received from other relevant social services administrations.

h) Not to be incurred in the remainder of the prohibitions which, in order to obtain the status of beneficiary of grants, are set out in Article 13.2 and 3 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

Article 5. Competent bodies for the management, instruction and resolution of the procedure.

1. The bodies responsible for carrying out all the activities referred to in the grant procedure shall be the instructor, the collegiate body and the awarding body, which shall act in accordance with the provisions of the Articles 22, 24 and 25 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

2. The competent authority for the procedure and formulation of the motion for a resolution are the Territorial Directorates of Ceuta and Melilla.

3. The collective bodies are the evaluation committees attached to the Territorial Directorates of Ceuta and Melilla:

(a) Each evaluation commission shall be chaired by a Subdirector/a Territorial, and shall form part of it three vowels appointed by the Director/to Territorial, among officials of the corresponding Territorial Directorate, of administrative level 18 or higher, one of which will act as secretary/a. In its operation, the provisions of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure shall apply to them.

(b) This body shall be the competent authority for the issuance of the report in which the result of the assessment carried out in accordance with Article 24 (4) of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

(c) The bodies involved in their operation shall be treated with the personal, technical and budgetary means with which the administrative body to which they are assigned is assigned.

4. The competent body for the resolution of these grants is the Director/General of the IMSERSO.

Article 6. Concession procedure.

1. Grants shall be awarded in accordance with the principles of advertising, transparency, objectivity, equality, non-discrimination and the competitive competition procedure.

2. Each concession procedure shall be initiated on its own initiative by public notice, adopted by a decision of the holder of the IMSERSO Directorate-General and published in the Official Journal concerned, as laid down in Article 23 of the Law 38/2003 of November 17, and in accordance with the principles of Law 30/1992, of November 26.

3. The calls shall develop the procedure for the award of the grants set out in these regulatory bases.

4. The notification of the acts forming part of the competitive competition procedure shall be made in accordance with the terms of Article 58 et seq. of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992. In the relevant call it may be determined that, under the terms of Article 59.6.b) of the said legal text, the publication of such acts shall replace the notification, having the same effect; in this case the call must indicate the bulletin board or means of communication where the successive publications will be carried out.

Article 7. Submission of requests and error subhealing.

1. Once the calls have been published, the interested parties must submit the corresponding application in a standardised model, which will be published as an annex to the calls, as well as the remaining documentation required in the the seat of the convening body, or in the seats which are also indicated in the calls and, in any case, in accordance with the provisions of Article 38.4 of Law 30/1992 of 26 November.

2. The time limit for the submission of applications shall be one month from the day following that of the publication of the call in the Official Journal.

3. Applications may be submitted by telematic means. In this case, the applications will be available for completion through a computer application, which can be accessed through the website whose address will be indicated in the corresponding call.

4. For individual grants, the person concerned shall, in the application, be eligible for inclusion in one of the following groups of grants: senior citizens, persons with disabilities or persons in a situation of dependency.

5. The submission of the application entails the authorisation for the granting body, by means of electronic or telematic means, to obtain directly, the identity, residence and information or documentation information contained in the application. Article 8, in the event that you have been subscribed by the appropriate authorization.

The applicant may expressly refuse such authorisation or revoke it at any time, in which case the required documentation relating to the application shall be provided, together with the application. The Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice of the European Court of Justice

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6. If the request for initiation does not include the identification data, both the grant requested and the individual person, the entity or the requesting non-governmental organisation and/or any of those provided for in Article 70 of the Law 30/1992, of 26 November, the applicant shall be required, in accordance with the provisions of Article 71.1 of the said law, to remedy, within a period of ten working days, the faults or to accompany the required documents, indicating that if so do not do so, shall be given the withdrawal of its request, subject to notification of the decision to be taken. to be given in accordance with the terms of Article 42 of the same law.

Without prejudice to the foregoing, at any time, the applicant may be urged to complete the necessary formalities, in accordance with the provisions of Article 76 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, granting to this effect a (a) 10 working days from the day following that of the notification, with an express warning that, if not so, it may be declared decayed in its right to such a procedure. However, the action of the person concerned shall be admissible and shall produce its legal effects if it occurs before or within the day on which the decision in which the period has elapsed is notified.

7. If, prior to the decision, the existence of data not adjusted for the reality is checked, both in the application and in the reports or in the documentation provided, the applicant shall be required in accordance with the provisions of Article 71.1. of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992, so that, within a period of 10 working days, the absence of such a decision will be remedied, indicating that, if it does not do so, the request shall be withdrawn, subject to notification of the decision to be given in the terms provided for in Article 42 of that law.

8. The instructor, at a pre-evaluation stage, shall first verify compliance with the conditions imposed to acquire the status of beneficiary of the grants.

Article 8. Documentation.

1. The original documentation, which must accompany the application, will be in addition to the one established in this order that establishes the call resolution.

The applicants will have, in respect of each call, the rights granted to them by Article 35 of Law 30/1992 of 26 November, and may accompany a copy of the original documents they provide, in order to are immediately returned by the Registry Offices, once the copy has been certified and joined to the corresponding application.

In the event that the original documents are required, such as invoices and other documents, the applicant shall be entitled to the filing of the documents duly completed with a stamp of the copy that accompanies those.

2. Specific documentation.

(a) Applications for individual grants shall be accompanied by the following documents:

The person concerned or the person representing his/her representation may, in the application model, provide the express consent, so that the corresponding Territorial Directorate, in each case, obtain directly, through electronic or telematic means, identity, residence, disability status, dependency situation and the information or documentation listed below.

The information concerning the documentation referred to the persons belonging to the family unit, may be obtained directly, through electronic or telematic means, by the corresponding Territorial Directorate, in each case, in the case of having given express consent in the application model.

The person concerned or the person representing his or her representation and persons belonging to the family unit may expressly refuse such consent and may expressly revoke it at any time, in which case they shall to provide, together with the application, the required documentation relating below, being the non-contributing cause to require it in accordance with the provisions of Article 71.1 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November:

1. Deproof of the personality of the applicant person.

2. Deproof of residence in the City of Ceuta or the City of Melilla.

3. º Accreditation, if any, of legal representation.

4. th Declaration, if any, of the fact-keeper.

5. Deproof document of the declaration and qualification of the degree of disability and/or dependence, and, where appropriate, that of the spouse and relatives up to the second degree of consanguinity, which coexist in the domicile of the applicant.

6. Family Book in the case of applicants who are economically dependent on the family living unit and have their habitual residence in the family home.

7. º Accrediting documents of the applicant's income.

8. Family Income Credit Documents:

The income of all members who integrate the family unit, spouse and/or family members up to the second degree of consanguinity, living in the same address as the applicant, will be documented.

In the event that the applicant resides at home other than the family member, but depends economically on the family unit, supporting documentation of the income of all members, up to the second degree of consanguinity, which integrate the family unit.

9. Budget or invoice duly formed to justify the cost of the grant requested.

10. Where economic aid is requested to cover expenditure which has been previously satisfied by the applicant, within the period referred to in the annual call, but before the publication of the call, the application must go accompanied by the original invoice of these, in addition to the rest of the relevant documentation, such as reports or licenses of mandatory works.

In this case, if the economic aid is granted, the obligation provided for in Article 17 of this order shall be met in respect of the justification for the expenditure.

11. Where financial assistance is requested to cover the cost of expenditure without having incurred them at the time of the submission of the application, it shall be accompanied by at least one budget. Granted, where appropriate, the subsidy, the advance payment shall be made, as set out in Article 13.3 of the basic order, and the original of the invoice must subsequently be provided for the purpose of justifying the expenditure of the subsidised.

12. Documentation justifying the need for the grant requested.

-For individual grants for seniors: Medical prescription issued by the National Health System optional or social services report.

-For individual grants for persons with disabilities: Report of the Technical Assessment Team and guidance of the Base Centre of Territorial Addresses.

-For individual grants for persons in a dependency situation: Report of the assessment team of the situation of dependency on the Territorial Addresses.

13. Certification of compliance with tax and social security obligations.

In this respect, the submission of the grant application shall entail the authorisation of the applicant, in order for the granting body to obtain directly the accreditation of the circumstances provided for in Article 18 of the Regulation of the General Law of Grants, through telematic certificates, in which case the applicant must not provide the corresponding certification.

However, the applicant may expressly refuse consent, and must then provide the certification in accordance with the terms of Article 22 of that Regulation.

14 Statement responsible for the recipient of the payment of the grant repayment obligations, as provided for in Article 25 of the General Grant Law Regulation.

15 In the cases not provided for in paragraphs 13 and 14, the recipient's responsible declaration, which is granted to the grant authority, that it is not in breach of the prohibitions for obtaining the the status of a person receiving grants, as set out in Article 13.2 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

16 In the case of domestic or gender-based violence, it may be established by any of the following documents: conviction, order of protection, report of the Prosecutor's Office or accreditation/report issued for the purpose accreditable to be receiving assistance due to gender or domestic violence, or the social services of the Autonomous or Local Public Administration, or in a host country.

17 Those who, if any, are expressly determined in the calls.

(b) Applications for grants submitted by non-governmental entities and organizations shall be accompanied by the following documents:

1. Deproof of the applicant's personality, as well as the right to act in the name and representation of the applicant legal person.

2. º Tax Identification Number.

3. Original, copy with authentic character, or certified photocopy of the duly legalized statutes.

4. The entity's registration certificate in the corresponding administrative register.

5. Certification in which the identification of the directors of the entity, members of its board of directors or management board, as well as the date of its appointment and choice. This certification shall demonstrate the presentation of such data in the relevant administrative register.

6. The documents which, if any, are expressly determined in the decisions of convocation, in relation to the purposes and the actions, scope of implementation of those entities and non-governmental organizations and the nature of the services and programmes for which the grant is requested.

7. th Declaration responsible for the legal representation of the requesting entity that the entity is aware of its tax and social security obligations, as set out in Article 24.7 of the Regulation of the General Law of Grants.

8. th Statement responsible for the legal representation of the requesting entity that the entity is in charge of payment of subsidy obligations, as provided for in Article 25 of the Regulation of the General Grant Law.

9. In the cases not provided for in paragraphs 7. º and 8. the statement responsible for the legal representation of the requesting entity, granted to the grant authority that the applicant does not know finds an undertaking in the prohibitions to obtain the status of a beneficiary of grants provided for in Article 13 (2) and (3) of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

10. Explanatory memory of the substantial characteristics of the entity, or of the non-governmental organization of care for the elderly and persons with disabilities, and of the programs they present.

It shall not be necessary to present the documents required under point (b) where they have not been modified and are held by any organ of the Acting Administration, in which case the applicant may benefit from the Article 35 (f) of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992, provided that the date and the body or agency in which they were lodged or, where applicable, issued, and where no more than five years have elapsed since the date of the entry into force of the the completion of the procedure to which they correspond. In the case of the material impossibility of obtaining the document, the competent body may require the applicant to submit, or in his absence, the accreditation, by other means, of the requirements referred to in the document, before the formulation of the motion for a resolution.

(c) The specific requirements of the programmes set out in the calls which are not accredited, as well as the data not completed in the application models, may not be taken into account for the purpose of their assessment.

Article 9. Reports.

In order to facilitate the best assessment of applications, the instructor may request the technical reports to be deemed necessary by the Management Centres and bodies which are competent for the matter.

For these purposes, it is necessary to take into account the obligation that the planned works be accommodated in the regulations of the territorial scope where they are carried out, and the license of works of the City Council must be provided when is necessary to carry out the works to facilitate accessibility and adaptations at home, at the same time as the justification for the expenditure, as well as at any time when it is required by the granting body, after the granting of the corresponding grant.

The time limit for the issuance of the reports shall be 10 working days, except that the instructor, in accordance with the provisions of Article 24.3.a) of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, taking into account the characteristics of the report requested, or of the procedure itself, to request that they be issued within a shorter or longer period, without the latter being able to exceed two months.

Article 10. General assessment criteria.

For the award of grants, in addition to the amount of the overall budget included in the corresponding budget appropriations, which conditions, without the possibility of enlargement, the obligations to be contracted by the the assessment criteria to be taken into account, in accordance with the provisions of Article 60 of the General Grant Law Regulation:

1. Individual grants.

a) Common Criteria:

1. Economic Situation: In the case of individual grants for older persons and persons with disabilities, the economic capacity of the applicant will be assessed, in terms of income up to 45 points.

In the case of individual grants for persons in a situation of dependence, the economic capacity of the applicant, in the care of his income and his wealth, up to 20 points and the family income per person, will be assessed. Your family unit's per capita up to 5 points

For the purposes of calculating family income, all economic resources of the spouse and family members shall be considered, up to the second degree of consanguinity, to the same address as the applicant, including the economic resources of that or that.

In the event that the requesting person resides in a household other than the family member, but depends economically on the family unit, the income of all the members, up to the second degree of consanguinity, will also be credited. they integrate the family unit, including those of the applicant.

For the determination of family income per capita, all net economic resources, including income from work, capital income, business, professional or artistic activities, as well as pensions granted by public bodies or private entities, etc. The sum of the family resources shall be divided by the number of members of the household.

2. Personal Situation: Up to 15 factors will be assessed, such as the total abandonment of the person by his family environment, the psycho-physical situation, as well as the total or partial orphanage. However, for the purposes of assessment, the orphan factor shall be taken into account only in persons under the age of twenty-six, except in the case of declared judicial training, where there is no age limit.

3. Family Situation: This section will assess up to 10 points the degree of disability from 33 percent, or permanent disability or dependency (in all grades), which may have the spouse and/or family, up to the second degree of consanguinity living in the person's home (excluding this person).

4. Social Situation: Environment resources. The assessment of this paragraph, which may be up to 10 points, shall be carried out by the Evaluation Committee, taking into account the address of the person concerned and the resources and services available to the place of residence.

5. Concurrency in previous calls: It will be valued up to 5 points to have obtained a favorable score, exceeding 50 points, in previous calls, not having acquired the condition of beneficiary person in any of them for lack of credit.

6. Timing of previous grants: Up to 5 points will be valued for the time since obtaining previous grants, computed from the fourth year, considering as priority the following circumstances:

-The application for a grant for technical assistance of a perishable nature, of which the applicant already has, to continue or to advance in the development of ordinary life.

-The situation of victims of domestic violence or gender-based violence, in the terms provided for in Organic Law 1/2004 of 28 December of Comprehensive Protection Measures against Gender Violence.

7. Other factors. This paragraph shall take into account situations not referred to in the previous paragraphs relating to health and which, in the opinion of the relevant Territorial Directorate, is deemed necessary to be assessed, with a scale of up to 10 points.

b) Specific criteria for people in a dependency situation:

1. Dependency Situation: The degree of dependency recognized based on the following score will be valued:

Grade III: 11 to 20 points.

Grade II: 6 to 10 points.

Grade I: up to 5 points.

2. A level playing field, preference will be given to those applicants who would have obtained a higher assessment in the criterion called the situation of dependency, especially those in the situation of (a) a high level of dependence, in line with the provisions of Article 3 (q) of Law 39/2006 of 14 December. Equal degree will be the highest score obtained in the scale.

2. Grants to entities, non-governmental organizations for the care of the elderly and persons with disabilities:

a) Assessment of Social Need: The analysis or study of the social need and the proposed objectives will be taken into account in relation to the existing public or private coverage (from 0 to 15 points).

b) Technical content: The technical content of the programme and its suitability for the objectives, the proposed actions and/or services, the number and characteristics of the beneficiaries, the means and the timetable shall be taken into account as well as the indicators for monitoring and evaluation of objectives in relation to the technical and material resources of the non-governmental organisation or organisation of care for the elderly and persons with disabilities, (0 to 15 points will be valued).

c) Implementation: The territorial scope of the actions and programmes undertaken by the entity or non-governmental organisation of care for the elderly and persons with disabilities, as well as the number of partners and affiliates, (1 to 5 points will be valued).

(d) Antiquity: It shall be assessed that the entity or non-governmental organization of care for such collectives is constituted at least two years prior to the date of publication of the call (1 to 5). points).

e) Specialization: That the specialization of the entity or non-governmental organization be credited to the attention to the collective to which the programs are directed, or that it is constituted as an association of the collective itself to the which represents, (will be valued from 0 to 10 points).

(f) Structure and management capacity: That the structure of the non-governmental organisation or organisation is sufficient and adequate to carry out the activities provided for in the programmes submitted directly and that its capacity and management efficiency are accredited, as well as the availability of assessment and quality systems that contribute to the achievement of the intended objectives (0 to 5 points will be assessed).

g) External audit: It will be highly valued that the entity or non-governmental organization submits its management to periodic controls (it will be valued from 0 to 5 points).

h) Budget and funding: The budgeted cost and average cost per participant or beneficiary will be taken into account. The amount of the budget of the non-governmental organisation or organisation in the last year, its assets, as well as the funding obtained from other institutions and their capacity to mobilise resources from other public and/or private entities, shall be assessed. taking the primary of those who have a private financing capacity of at least 10% of their total revenue budget (0 to 5 points).

i) Social participation and volunteering: That the entity or non-governmental organization promote participation and social mobilization. To count on a relevant number of volunteers for the development of their programs, prioritizing those that have a system of training of the volunteers and the incorporation of these to the activities, (will be valued from 0 to 5 points).

(j) Adequation of human resources: The lines of action of the entity or non-governmental organization in the field of human resources management that are attached to the different programs will be valued from 0 to 15 points, in account:

-The nature, characteristics and duration of the hiring of pre-existing and newly incorporated salaried staff.

-That staff recruitment criteria contribute to the promotion of the employment integration of persons with disabilities, as well as other social groups on which there are special measures to promote employment.

-The appropriate combination of salaried staff with volunteer staff, as well as the organization according to the tasks that one and the other are assigned in consideration to the degree of specialization, dedication and stability that such tasks require.

k) Compliance with the obligations arising from grants received from the IMSERSO: The accuracy of the obligations incurred by the IMSERSO in respect of the grants awarded in previous years will be assessed. calls, (will be valued from 0 to 5 points).

l) Continuity: The programmes in which the need to continue and having received a grant in the previous calls will be taken into account will have a positive assessment of their implementation (1 to 10). points).

Article 11. Individual amount of grants.

1. The grant of the grants shall be determined on an annual basis in the General Budget Law of the State, with the budget appropriations to be indicated in the corresponding calls, and the grant shall be granted. conditional on the existence of adequate and adequate credit in those budgets.

2. The budget submitted by the applicant, or its subsequent amendments, or in his case the invoices, shall serve as a reference for the final determination of the amount of the financial aid, without exceeding 100 per cent of the actual cost.

3. The grant of a grant under the relevant call shall not entail any obligation on the part of the awarding authority to award the grant in the following financial years.

Article 12. Resolution.

1. The instructor, in the light of the dossier and of the report of the collegiate body, shall make the proposal for a provisional, duly substantiated, decision to be notified to the parties concerned, and a period of 10 working days shall be granted for submit claims.

It may be possible to dispense with the procedure for hearing where the proceedings are not in the process of being taken into account other facts or other arguments and evidence than those submitted by the parties concerned. In this case, the proposed resolution will have the ultimate character.

The arguments put forward by the interested parties will be examined, the proposal for a final decision, which must be expressed by the applicant or the list of applicants for which the granting of the aid is proposed, will be formulated. grant, and its amount, specifying its assessment and the assessment criteria followed to carry out the grant.

2. The Director/General of the IMSERSO shall resolve the concession procedure within 15 days from the date of the lifting of the motion for a resolution, in accordance with the provisions of Article 63.1 of the Regulation of the General Law on Subsidies.

3. The resolutions shall be reasoned, and in any event the basis of the resolution adopted, as well as clearly identified the commitments made by the beneficiaries, shall be accredited in accordance with the provisions of the Article 25.2 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November and Article 62 of the General Law on Grants.

4. Resolutions shall be issued and notified to the applicants within the maximum period of six months from the date of publication of the respective calls, in accordance with Articles 25.4 and 26 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November. Exceptionally, an extension of the maximum time limit for resolution and notification may be agreed, in the terms and limitations laid down in Article 42.6 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992, with the said agreement being communicated to the applicants.

The notifications shall be made in accordance with the terms of Article 58 et seq. of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November, unless the relevant notice has been received in the case of the 59.6.b) of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, as provided for in Article 6.4 of this order.

5. The decisions given by the Director/General of the IMSERSO will put an end to the administrative route, and may be brought against the same remedy as a replacement, before the same body that issued it within one month, to be counted from the day following that of the notification, or be directly challenged in the judicial-administrative court order, in the form and time provided for in Law 29/1998, of July 13, Regulatory Jurisdiction-Administrative Jurisdiction.

Elapsed the maximum period established without having been given and notified, express resolution, will be understood to be dismissed the application, in accordance with the provisions of article 25.5 of Law 38/2003, of 17 November, without this exempts the legal obligation to resolve.

6. In any event, the grants awarded shall be made public in the Official Journal in accordance with the terms laid down in Article 18 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November and in Article 30 of the Regulation of the General Law of Grants.

Article 13. Payment of the grant.

1. The beneficiaries will have to prove, prior to the grant of the grant, in accordance with the provisions of Article 34.5 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November and Article 88.4 of the General Law of Grants, which are found to be the current tax and social security obligations, as well as compliance with the reimbursement obligations.

2. The payment of the grant will be made in one or two instalments, depending on the nature of the grant, and payments may be made in accordance with the provisions of Article 34.4 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

3. The provision of advance payments, which will involve the provision of funds on a pre-basis basis, is expressly provided for as the necessary financing for the implementation of the actions inherent in the grant.

The advance payment does not entail the establishment of a guarantee scheme.

4. The payment of the grant shall be made in a bank account which shall be the owner of the beneficiary or, where appropriate, his legal representative. The application for payment in respect other than those referred to shall specify the express and feisty authorisation of those, as appropriate.

5. In the case of grants to non-governmental organisations and organisations if, due to the nature of the activities of the subsidised programme, their subcontracting has been authorised, the supporting documentation shall be provided. of the specialisation of the entity under which the activities of the subsidised programme are subcontracted; it shall also be credited to the fact that it is under-contracted, that it is in the process of its tax and security obligations. Social and the fulfilment of reimbursement obligations for grants. In addition, it must be accredited by the beneficiary or, where appropriate, by its legal representative, who is not involved in the other prohibitions in order to obtain the status of beneficiary of subsidies provided for in Article 13 of Law 38/2003, of 17 November.

In addition, in those programmes in which the intervention of voluntary staff has intervened or is envisaged, they must prove that they have an insurance policy for accidents and sickness, and for civil liability to of this staff.

Article 14. Compatibility with other grants.

1. Individual grants.

Enjoyment by the same beneficiary of individual grants for older persons, persons with disabilities and persons in a situation of dependency will be incompatible.

Each beneficiary will be able to reconcile up to three aids, for different purposes, from those corresponding to the group of grants by which he has chosen the application.

The grant of an individual grant will be incompatible with the free and simultaneous enjoyment of services covering the same assumptions and needs for which the grant was requested, either because they are provided directly by State Agencies, or by Social Security, or by paid staff from their budgets, either by private institutions which are granted a public subsidy or operate under a convention.

2. Grants to non-governmental entities and organizations.

The grant of a grant will be incompatible with other grants covering the same programs for which the IMSERSO grant was applied, either because they are provided directly by State Agencies, or by the Social security, or by staff paid from their budgets, either by private institutions which are granted a public subsidy or operate under a convention.

Incompatibility shall be partial only if the programmes provided by the agencies and the institutions specified do not have the same scope as those provided for in this order, or, in the case of Institutions whose allocation does not cover the total cost of the programmes they carry out. In such cases grants may be awarded to cover the cost difference.

In general, the enjoyment by the same beneficiary of various grants will be compatible when they have different nature and cater for different needs.

3. The subsidies provided for in this order shall be compatible with the collection of other grants, aid, revenue or resources for the same purpose from any national or public authorities or public authorities of the Member State concerned. European Union or international bodies.

4. The amount of the grants awarded under no circumstances may be such that, in isolation or in competition with other grants, aid, revenue or resources for the same purpose, from any government or entity public or private, national, European Union or international bodies, exceeds the cost of the aid requested.

Article 15. Variations in the actions to be supported.

1. As a general rule, any alteration of the conditions under consideration and, in any event, the concurrent obtaining of other contributions outside the cases of compatibility provided for in Article 14 of that order, may give rise to the amendment of the grant resolution, as provided for in Article 19.4 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

2. Institutions and non-governmental organisations for the care of the elderly and persons with disabilities may request, on an exceptional basis, the modification of the content and/or amount of the service or programme which is the subject of the grant granted, as well as its form and time limits for the execution and justification of the relevant expenditure, where there is an eventuality which seriously alters or hinders the development of the programme or service.

3. Requests for amendments must be sufficiently reasoned and must be made immediately to the appearance of the circumstances justifying them and, in any event, before the end of the period of implementation of the subsidised programme.

4. The applicants shall be informed of the date on which the application has entered the register of the respective body, from which the calculation of the time limit for resolution is initiated, by means of communication which shall be addressed to them by the referred to in Article 42.4 of Law 30/1992 of 26 November.

5. The decisions of the requests for amendment shall be made by the grant body and shall be notified within a maximum of three months from the date of submission of the applications in the register.

Such decisions shall bring an end to the administrative procedure, and may be brought against the same replacement of powers of replacement, before the same body which issued it, within one month, from the day following that of the notification of the decision, or be directly challenged in the court-administrative court order, in the form and time provided for in Law 29/1998 of 13 July, regulating the Administrative-Administrative Jurisdiction.

Elapsed this maximum period established without the express and notified resolution, the application shall be deemed to be estimated, in accordance with the provisions of Article 43.2 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, having a all the effects of the consideration of an administrative act ending the procedure, without prejudice to the obligation to issue a confirmatory express resolution of the procedure.

6. In addition, the grant of the grant will dictate the decisions which come when the amount of the subsidy is to be reduced, for the reasons referred to in Article 14 (4), in addition to those which are obtained, in accordance with the established in Article 20 of this order, relating to the corresponding refund, and any interest on late payment which, if any, may be carried out.

Article 16. Obligations of the beneficiaries.

1. Beneficiaries shall be obliged to comply with the obligations which, as a general rule, points to Article 14 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, those provided for in this order and those relating to the corresponding calls.

2. General obligations:

(a) Carry out the activity which is based on the grant of the subsidy in the form, conditions and time limit laid down for each type of aid, and failing that, before 31 December of the year in which the subsidy has been granted or within the time limits which may be indicated in the calls for such an effect, without prejudice to the possibility of an extension authorisation.

(b) to justify to the authority the fulfilment of the requirements and conditions, as well as the performance of the activity and the fulfilment of the purpose to determine the grant or the enjoyment of the grant.

(c) Submit to the verification, monitoring and inspection of the grant application, as well as to the financial control that the competent control bodies may carry out.

(d) Communicate, as soon as it is known, the granting body and, in any event, prior to the justification of the grant, the obtaining of other grants, aid, income or resources to finance the activities supported.

(e) Keep the supporting documents for the implementation of the funds received, as long as they can be the subject of the verification and control actions.

f) Proceed to the reimbursement of funds received in the cases referred to in Article 20 of this order.

g) To grant prior to the submission of the proposal for a concession resolution that is current in compliance with its tax obligations and in the face of social security.

3. Obligations in the case of individual grants:

(a) Maintain the technical assistance or the instrument necessary for the normal development of the ordinary life that have been the subject of the grant and communicate to the authority any alteration of the normal life of the circumstances that prevent or hinder their use.

Where, for any reason, they cannot continue to fulfil the purpose or destination which led to the granting of the financial aid, if less than 4 years have elapsed since the recognition and have been fully covered with the amount subsidised, it shall be made available to the granting body within a period of not more than 3 months to compute since the causative event took place.

The entity, in this case, must agree and notify, within the maximum period of 1 month, the apprehension of the same, having the beneficiary the duty of his or her custody until they are withdrawn; if the organ does not The beneficiary, his legal representative, guardian or keeper, shall be deemed to be free to dispose of them.

The accreditation and communication of the transmission and transfer of the use of technical assistance or instrument to non-governmental entities and organizations, with statutory powers of social action, that are legally present constituted, duly registered in the corresponding administrative register and which have scope of action in the cities of Ceuta or Melilla, as appropriate, shall replace the obligation of their making available to the granting body, although not the communication of variations.

In such an assumption, the entity or non-governmental organization, tacitly,

shall be subrogated to the rights and obligations of the beneficiary until the free transmission takes effect to a third party specifying its use.

(b) Not to conduct any legal business involving the disposal or taxation of the goods subject to the grant, except as provided for in point (a) above.

In the event that the economic aid is intended to be carried out in the home of the beneficiary, the same shall be understood to be incorporated.

If there is a change of address of the beneficiary, no new economic aid can be requested to facilitate accessibility or to condition the new home, unless the need for the change of address is proven.

4. Obligations in the case of entities and non-governmental organisations:

(a) Manage and conduct directly those activities which constitute the main content of the programmes for which they apply for grants, with the exception of those activities which, by their very nature, and they must be subcontracted, without the percentage being able to exceed 30% of the amount of the subsidised programme. Subcontracting will be adjusted as required by Article 29 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November and Article 68 of the General Grant Law Regulation.

b) Enter the total amount of the grant into an open bank account exclusively for the income and payments made from the grant received.

(c) The beneficiaries shall give publicity for the grants received under the terms and conditions laid down in Law 19/2013 of 9 December of transparency, access to public information and good governance.

They must also give adequate publicity to the public nature of the financing of programs, activities, investments or actions of any kind that are the subject of a grant, to be incorporated, in a visible way in the material to be used for the dissemination of the subsidised programmes, the logo enabling the origin of the subsidy to be identified, according to the model established in the call.

d) Have an insurance policy for accident and sickness insurance and civil liability in favour of the voluntary staff participating in the subsidised programmes, as required by Articles 6 (d) and 10 of Law 6/1996, January 15, Volunteer.

e) Dispose of accounting books, completed records, documentary supports of the activities carried out and other documents duly audited in the terms required by the applicable mercantile and sectorial legislation, in order to ensure the proper exercise of the powers of verification and control.

(f) Any revenue generated by the subsidised programmes or other financial returns generated by the funds provided to the beneficiaries shall increase the amount of the grant awarded and shall apply to the Subsidised activity. If it is not applied to the alleged point, the body responsible for resolving the application for amendment, as provided for in Article 15 of this order, on a proposal from the beneficiary of the grant, may authorise its application to other the social purposes provided for in the same call, and their return in any other case.

g) Communicate to the entity any variation produced, from the date of its presentation, in the statutes or in the composition of the Board of Directors or governing body of the non-governmental organization or entity supported, by providing their registration in the relevant register.

(h) To present a new memory of the subsidised programmes, adapted to the content of the grant resolution, if the grant authority so requests.

Article 17. Justification of the expenditure.

The beneficiaries of the grants are required to justify the costs incurred in respect of the grants awarded, within one month from the date of the end of the period for the implementation of the activity, in accordance with the provisions of the General Grant Law Regulation, and requirements that the grant organ makes to the effect of the grant, as follows:

1. The supporting documentation of the expenditure incurred under the grant shall be submitted for each of the activities, services or programmes supported.

2. In general, the supporting documents for grants awarded shall meet the following requirements:

Invoices and other documents of evidentiary value:

(a) Figures shall be extended in the name of the individual or recipient of the grant, specifying in detail the material supplied or the service provided. In the case of collective invoices, the corresponding certification of the entity in which the name of the users is recorded shall be submitted, as well as their contractual relationship with the entity and the subsidised programme.

b) Both invoices and other documents of evidentiary value must appear:

-Invoice number.

-Identification data of the consignor (name, name, name or social reason of the shipper, NIF and address).

-Recipient identifying data (name, NIF, address). In the case of entities benefiting from these grants, the invoices shall reflect the name of the subsidised entity, its registered office and its NIF.

-Detailed description and unit price of the operation and its total consideration. The VAT and its corresponding quota or the IPSI should be reflected in the case.

-Place and date of issue (at this point, the date of issue shall be required to be within the time limit laid down in the concession rules).

-The invoice will also be required to appear on the invoice (signature and stamp of the issuer of the invoice).

(c) The form of payment of the invoice shall be indicated: transfer, cheque (indicating the number) or cash. In the last case, and if the receipt is not included in the invoice, the issuer of the invoice will be presented with proof of the total consideration. Checks must always be nominative.

(d) Tickets issued by registered machines shall also be permitted provided that they meet the following requirements: object or service provided, date and number, DNI or NIF of the shipper and VAT or IPSI tax rate applied.

In all cases, the retention and entry, in the Delegation of the State Agency of the Tax Administration, of the amounts by income of the work, yields of economic activities or by the returns from the lease or sub-lease of urban buildings, in accordance with the terms laid down in the rules governing the income tax on natural persons.

Also, in the case of remuneration of hired staff, the income of the contributions in the General Treasury of Social Security must be credited.

They will be eligible, as provided for in Article 31.1 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, for expenditure which, in an undoubted manner, will be in line with the nature of the subsidised activity, will be carried out in the year of the call and are actually paid before the end of the period of justification laid down in the first paragraph of Article 17 of that order. In no case shall the cost of these expenses be higher than the market value.

3. Expenditure shall be justified by original invoices and other documents with an equivalent probative value valid in commercial legal traffic or administrative efficiency, in original or certified copy, as expressed in Article 73.1 of the General Grant Law Regulation.

4. In the case of execution of works or of supply of goods of equipment or provision of services by consulting firms or technical assistance, the provisions of Article 31.3 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

5. The subsidy received may be justified on the basis of the costs which, where appropriate, may have been incurred prior to the publication of the call and within the period referred to therein, provided that they relate to the actual costs of the activities included in the subsidised programmes. If the programmes are to be continued, only expenditure incurred from the date of completion of the actual implementation of the programme supported in the previous call shall be eligible for the grant.

6. The revenue, as well as the financial returns referred to in Article 16.4.f) of this order, shall be justified on the basis of the eligible programmes to which they have been charged.

7. Where individual grants, or grants to non-governmental entities and organisations have been funded, in addition to the grants awarded under the calls made in accordance with this order, with own funds or with other grants, or resources granted by other public or private authorities or entities, national or international, shall be credited in the justification, the amount, the provenance and the application of such funds to the subsidised activities.

8. In the case of individual grants at the same time as the justification for the expenditure, the work licence of the City Council must be provided, where it is necessary to carry out the works in order to facilitate accessibility and adaptations in the subsidised household. The non-contribution of such a licence shall be sufficient to initiate a refund procedure, following the request of the same which is not addressed.

9. In the case of non-governmental organisations and organisations for the care of older persons and persons with disabilities, beneficiaries of grants, such justification shall be accompanied by a supporting relationship for each of the persons and persons with disabilities. the concepts of expenditure included in the subsidised programme, such as:

(a) Staff assigned to the subsidized programme: Their remuneration may not exceed the maximum limit, established for each group, in the current Collective Agreement for the staff of the General Administration of the State, unless the direct application of another collective agreement of the sector is concerned. The justification includes the following documents:

-Job Contract.

-Nominates signed by each worker.

-TC1 and TC2 documents, receipts or quotas for Social Security, and, if applicable, TC2/1 or TC2/2 (CE) bonus.

-Iminmates 111 and 190 income from IRPF withholding.

-Copy of the application collective agreement, if any.

b) Voluntary personnel: The expenses incurred in the exercise of their voluntary activity are included, in accordance with Law 6/1996 of 15 January. The costs associated with the compulsory insurance for civil liability of this staff are also included. They are not included in the expenditure to subsidise the bonuses to voluntary staff. The justification shall include the following documents:

-A corresponding accident insurance, sickness and civil liability insurance, subscribed by the entity in favour of the voluntary staff involved in the subsidised programmes.

-Nominal ratio in which the DNI number of this staff is recorded.

c) Expenses derived from sporadic collaborations: To be provided by professionals, understanding these as a timely participation in the realization of some of the activities of the program that does not extend in the time.

If the activity performed does not require high in the registration of the Economic Activities Tax, nor the formalization of written contract, it will be presented:

-Receipt of the amount accrued, dated and signed by the recipient, in which the name, surname and NIF of the recipient must appear; professional category, collaboration provided and period of time accrued; total amount and retention made by the IRPF.

-Iminmates 111 and 190 income from IRPF holds.

The expenses incurred by the members of the Board of Directors or Board of Directors of the entities arising from the development of that function may not be included in this concept.

In the case of staff layoffs, the expenses related to the compulsory liquidation are included; not the expenses incurred for the assistance of lawyers or indemnities to satisfy.

(d) Allowance Expenses: The maximum amount of each diet or travel expense shall be that established for the staff of the IMSERSO (Group 2 of the staff of the Administration) or, where appropriate, the collective agreement of the sector for the Case of application serles.

e) Accommodation expenses: They shall be justified by invoice issued by the corresponding hotel establishment. No account shall be taken of the extra costs of telephone, mini-bar, etc. Invoices or receipts shall contain at least the following information:

-Establishment name, NIF and address, stamp, customer name, number of stays, unit price, and total invoice amount.

-VAT settlement or, where applicable, IPSI, date, receipt and signature of the establishment responsible.

(f) Travel expenses: They shall be justified by means of the relevant means of transport. In case of use of the services of a travel agency, the invoice justifying the travel expense shall specify the number of persons and days of stay, as well as the concepts that are the subject of the expenditure, with their unit prices.

The costs of taxi travel, documented by receipt, shall be admissible only if they correspond to those made up to or from railway stations, buses, ports and airports, unless justified by the entity of the need for its use. These receipts must be completed in full, indicating the service, the date, the amount and the name of the user.

10. If the time limit for justification has expired, the person receiving the grant would not have submitted the relevant documents, he or she will be required to provide them within a period of 15 days which may not be extended. without addressing the requirement, the obligation to justify, with the consequences provided for in Article 70.3 of the General Grant Law Regulation, shall be unfulfilled.

11. In the case of a grant justification procedure, electronic, computerised and telematic means may be used, where this is provided for in the relevant call. For the purposes of the formalities which may be carried out by these means, the provisions of Order EHA/2261/2007 of 17 July 2007 regulating the use of electronic, computer and telematic means in the justification of the grants.

Article 18. Simplified supporting account.

1. In accordance with Article 75 of the Regulation of the General Law on Grants, documents with legal validity are considered for the justification of grants awarded to non-governmental entities and organizations. amount less than EUR 60,000, the simplified supporting account, which shall contain the following information:

(a) A memory of the performance of the performance of the conditions imposed in the grant of the grant, with an indication of the activities carried out and the results obtained.

b) A classified relationship of the expenses and investments of the activity, with the identification of the creditor and the document, its amount, date of issue and, if applicable, date of payment. Where the subsidy is granted on the basis of an estimated budget, the deviations shall be indicated.

(c) A breakdown of other income or subsidies that have financed the activity supported with an indication of the amount and its provenance.

d) If applicable, a refund payment card in the case of non-applied remnants as well as the interest derived from them.

2. The granting authority shall verify, in random sampling, the supporting documents and the beneficiaries it considers appropriate, in order to obtain reasonable evidence of the appropriate application of the grant, to which the remission of the grant may be required. the selected expenditure justifications.

Article 19. Responsibility and sanctioning regime.

The beneficiaries of the grants referred to in this order will be subject to the responsibilities and sanctioning regime which, on administrative infringements in the field of subsidies, establish Title IV of the Law 38/2003, dated November 17, and the General Grant Law Regulation. They shall also be subject to the provisions of Title IX of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 and of Royal Decree 1398/1993 of 4 August 1993 on the Rules of Procedure for the exercise of sanctioning powers.

Article 20. Reintegrating and non-compliances.

1. The sums collected and, where appropriate, the revenue generated by the programmes and interest accrued by the subsidy, as well as the requirement of the corresponding interest for late payment from the time of payment of the subsidy, shall be recovered. grant until the date on which the origin of the refund is agreed, in accordance with Articles 37 and 38 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, and in addition in the following cases:

a) Obtaining the grant by distorting the conditions required to do so or by hiding those that would have prevented it.

(b) Total or partial non-compliance with the objective, activity, project or non-adoption of the behaviour that underlie the grant of the grant.

c) Failure to comply with the obligation to justify, or insufficient justification, in the terms laid down in Article 30 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November and in Articles 17, 18 and 19 of this Order and in the corresponding call.

For these purposes, the existence of a subsidy remainder not invested in the destination or in the programme without justified cause shall be understood as non-compliance. It shall also be deemed to have been non-compliance, for the purposes of the origin of the refund, in cases where the grant of the subsidy has been withheld as a result of a judicial mandate, in order to ensure that the amounts are from the grant.

d) Failure to comply with the obligation to give adequate publicity to the public nature of the financing of the programme, investments or actions of any kind covered by the grant, in accordance with the terms laid down in Article 16.4.c) of this order and the non-adoption of alternative measures proposed by the Administration and provided for in Article 31.3 of the General Law on Grants.

(e) Failure to comply with the conditions imposed on the beneficiaries and the commitments made by them on the basis of the grant of the grant.

For these purposes, the application of the subsidy to concepts of expenditure other than those which were established, without the authorisation of the granting body, shall be understood as non-compliance. In addition, failure to comply with the obligation of destination, by means of disposal or taxation of the goods subject to the grant, shall be the cause of recovery, as well as the failure to comply with Article 16.3 (a) of that order.

(f) Resistance, excuse, obstruction or refusal of the actions of verification and financial control provided for in Law 38/2003 of 17 November and in Article 16 of this order, as well as non-compliance with the accounting, registration or document retention obligations where the failure to verify the use of the funds received, the fulfilment of the objective, the performance and regularity of the activities supported is derived from this. or the concurrence of grants, aid, income or resources to finance the activities (a) subsidised, from any government or public or private entity, national, European Union or other international body, in the case of incompatibility.

(g) In the case referred to in Article 15.6 of this order, the excess shall be recovered from the cost of the activity developed, as well as the corresponding interest on the delay.

2. The procedure for reimbursement shall be governed by the provisions of Articles 41 to 43 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November in Chapter II of Title III of the Regulation of the General Law of Grants, Title VI of Law 30/1992, of 26 of November, as well as the provisions of this order, the following bodies being competent for their processing and resolution:

(a) For their initiation, ordination and instruction, the management units of the grant body in Ceuta and Melilla.

(b) For the purpose of the grant of the grant.

The declarative procedure for non-compliance and origin of the refund shall be initiated on its own initiative at the initiative of the competent body, once the supporting documentation of the grant expenditure has been revised and not found complete and in full or in part, or in the event of the detection of any of the remaining causes of drawback.

It shall also proceed to the initiation of the procedure as a result of a higher order, of the reasoned request of other bodies having or not assigned powers of inspection in the matter, or of the formulation of a denunciation. It shall also be initiated as a result of the financial control report which may be carried out by the competent control bodies.

The communications of the beneficiary, as provided for in Article 15 of this order, may be the cause of the opening of the refund procedure.

The processing of the procedure will ensure, in any case, the right of the person concerned to the hearing in the form set out in Article 97 of the Regulation of the General Law of Grants.

The maximum time limit for resolving and notifying the resolution of the refund procedure shall be 12 months from the date of the initiation agreement. That period may be suspended and extended in accordance with the provisions of Article 42.5 and 6 of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992. If the time limit for resolving the case has elapsed without the express resolution being notified, the procedure shall be terminated, without prejudice to the continuation of the proceedings until the termination of the proceedings and without prejudice to the limitation of the actions carried out until the end of that period.

The declarations of non-compliance and of the origin of the refund shall end the administrative route, and may be brought against the same replacement appeal within one month, before the same organ as the or to be directly challenged in the judicial-administrative court order, in the form and time provided for by the regulatory law of that jurisdiction.

A decision shall be made declaring the proceedings terminated and the proceedings shall be closed if the beneficiary voluntarily reintegrate the quantities for which the application is incorrect, and thus prove it at any time of the procedure, before the grant authority, before the declaration of the declaration of non-compliance and the origin of the refund is given.

If the procedure has been initiated as a result of facts which may constitute an administrative infringement, they shall be brought to the attention of the competent body for the initiation of the relevant procedure. sanctioning.

3. Where compliance by the beneficiary is closely approximated to total compliance and is demonstrated by a performance unequivocally to the satisfaction of its commitments, the amount to be reintegrated shall be determined, in response to the proportionality criterion, by the volume and degree of non-compliance with the conditions imposed for the grant of the grant.

4. The amounts to be reintegrated will have the consideration of income from public law, resulting in the application of the provisions of Law 47/2003, of November 26, General Budget.

In the calls for grants, publicity will be given to the means available to enable the beneficiary to make the voluntary return of the subsidy, in accordance with Article 90 of the General Grant Law.

5. The interest of the applicable delay in the field of subsidies shall be the legal interest of the money increased by 25%, unless the General Budget Law of the State establishes a different one, in accordance with the provisions of the Article 38.2 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November.

Single repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

1. Order TAS/1655/2007 of 1 June 2007 laying down the regulatory bases for the award of grants for persons with disabilities and the elderly is hereby repealed within the scope of the powers of the Institute of Social services, with the exception of the regulated state for persons with disabilities whose ownership corresponds to the IMSERSO.

2. Order TAS/3/2008 of 9 January 2008 laying down the regulatory bases for the granting of personal grants to residents of Ceuta and Melilla to facilitate personal autonomy by means of financial aid for the acquisition of technical aids and the making of works of accessibility and adaptations of the home, of the Institute of Older and Social Services.

3. All provisions of the same or lower rank are repealed as opposed to the provisions of this order.

Final disposition first. Competence title.

This order is dictated by the provisions of Article 149.1.17ª of the Constitution, which attributes exclusive competence to the State on basic legislation and the economic regime of Social Security.

Final disposition second. Extra duty.

As not provided for in this order, the provisions of Law 38/2003, of 17 November, General of Grants, in Royal Decree 887/2006 of 21 July, for which the Regulation of the Law is adopted, will be applied. General of Grants and Law 30/1992, of November 26, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure and any other normative provision that by its nature may be applicable.

Final disposition third. Entry into force.

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

Madrid, March 9, 2015. -Minister of Health, Social Services and Equality, Alfonso Alonso Aranegui.

ANNEX

Grant Types

1. Individual grants

a) Individual grants for seniors:

1. Subsidy for rehabilitation.

1.1 Functional medical recovery:

• Physical Therapy.

• Occupational therapy.

• Orthoprosthetic medicine: Includes the acquisition or renovation of glasses or lenses and prostheses.

1.2 Cognitive Rehabilitation.

2. Grants for specialized care.

2.1 Home care:

• Functional adaptation and repair of the home.

2.2 Mobility and communication:

• Increased displacement capacity: Acquisition of wheelchairs within the areas listed in point (c) of this section (individual grants for persons in a situation of dependency).

• Removing architectural barriers.

b) Individual grants for people with disabilities:

1. Subsidy for rehabilitation.

1.1 Early attention:

• Physical Therapy.

• Psychoptricity.

• Language therapy.

1.2 Functional medical recovery:

• Physical Therapy.

• Occupational therapy.

• prosthetic medicine: Includes the acquisition or renovation of glasses or lenses and prostheses.

1.3 Functional psychological recovery:

• Psychoptricity.

• Language therapy.

• Psychopedagogical intervention.

• Psychological intervention.

• psycho-educational support materials prescribed in the intervention programs.

2. Grants for specialized care.

2.1 Personal attention:

(a) Maintenance: Includes food procurement services for special diets.

b) Personal development.

2.2 Home Care:

a) Temporary personal service provision: Includes laundry and ironing services, personal grooming (daily service) and temporary replacement of direct family members.

(b) Permanent provision of personal services: Includes the annual provision of the services referred to in the preceding paragraph, except temporary replacement of direct family members.

c) Adaptation and functional repair of the home.

2.3 Focus on centers:

a) In residential centers for seniors or with disabilities.

b) In Occupational Care Centers.

2.4 Attention to Non-Concerted Private Centers for Specialized Care:

• On boarding school.

• On a half-board basis.

2.5 Mobility and communication:

• Increase in displacement capacity: Acquisition of wheelchairs, within the range of points (c) of this section (individual grants for persons in a situation of dependency).

• Adaptation of motor vehicles.

• Removing architectural barriers in the home.

• Potentiation of relationships with your environment.

• Acquisition of technical resources in accordance with point (c) of this section (individual grants for persons in a situation of dependency).

3. Additional Subventions.

3.1 Transport:

a) Transportation for rehabilitation and specialized care.

b) Special transport.

3.2 Dining:

a) Individual Grants for Food in Centers.

b) Individual food grants in specific cases.

3.3 Temporary Residence:

a) Centers for residence grants, including dining room.

b) Grants for residency in individual cases.

4. Grants for professional activities.

• Professional recovery.

c) Individual grants for people in dependency situation:

1. Medicine dispensers.

2. Cushions, mattresses, and equipment for the prevention of pressure ulcers.

3. Bipedestators and verticalization apparatus.

4. Tilting planes.

5. Industrially manufactured orthopaedic footwear.

6. Custom-made orthopaedic footwear.

7. Protection aids used on the body.

8. Aids to dress and undress.

9. Support for toilet functions (evacuation), including special toilets, toilet adaptations, portable toilets and chairs with urinal.

10. Aid for washing, bathing and showering, including special bathtubs and seats and shower and bathtub chairs.

11. Walking aids managed by an arm (batons and crutches).

12. Walking aids handled by both arms (walkers).

13. Accessories for walking aids.

14. Adaptations for cars.

15. Special motorcycles and mopeds: 3-and 4-wheel moths

16. Wheelchair-controlled wheelchairs and children's walking chairs.

17. Twin-year wheelchairs driven by rear wheels.

18. Wheelchairs with electric motor and manual steering.

19. Wheelchairs with electric motor and electric steering.

20. Wheelchair accessories.

21. Transfer aids: tables, mats, disks, etc.

22. Help to rotate.

23. Lifting and moving aids: fixed cranes, with wheels and their accessories and hand-moving seats.

24. Guidance aids, including tactile batons and electronic aids.

25. Aids for preparing food and drink.

26. Help to manually wash the tableware.

27. Food and drink aids including cutlery, glasses and special dishes.

28. Aid for cleaning the house.

29. Tables.

30. Seating furniture, including special chairs and chairs and their adaptations.

31. Beds, including special beds, accessories and adaptations.

32. Support devices for manipulating, fixing, and reaching objects and control systems in your environment.

33. Handrails and support railings.

34. Support bars and handles.

35. Support armrests.

36. Devices for opening and closing doors, windows and curtains.

37. Lifting platforms and wheelchair lifts.

38. Sub-stairs.

39. Caterpillars for stairs.

40. Portable ramps.

41. Fixed ramps.

42. Support for included security signage and alarms.

43. Optical aids.

44. Electro-optical aids.

45. Special entry and exit computers, software and devices for computers and electronic equipment.

46. Non-optical read aids.

47. Support products for writing

48. Telephones and telephone support.

49. Sound transmission systems.

50. Support for face-to-face communication, including communicators.

51. Hearing aids.

52. Alternative reading materials.

53. Aid for recreation, including adapted games, toys and sport.

2. Grants for entities and non-governmental organisations

1. Maintenance of centers and services:

a) Operation of centers and services.

b) Training and improvement of personnel.

2. Promotion and support of social, cultural, training and information activities aimed at the collective and executed directly by the entity.