Scope and purpose
section 1 of this regulation provides for State aid to
voluntary veteran soldiers and their partner organizations.
2 § With voluntary veteran soldiers and kin organization
for the purposes of this regulation, an organization that conducts
activities that promote total defense by supporting
individuals covered by the Act (2010:449) for defence forces
staff of international military action.
paragraph 3 of the State's contribution to the organizations referred to in this regulation
aims to promote activities supporting defence forces
staff before, during and after service in the international
military operations as well as the relatives of such a personnel.
The fate of the State's contribution
paragraph 4 of the decision on State aid under this regulation is taken by
The armed forces, which also pays the premium. A decision on the
grants may be subject to conditions. Contributions under this
Regulation shall be paid in the form of organizational grants and
operating grants.
5 § State aid under this Regulation may be given, subject
availability of funds, to an organization
1. is a legal person,
2. engages in voluntary work within the area described in 2
§,
3. is nationwide and whose activities are aimed at
practitioners at regional or local level or which is engaged in
activities of national interest,
4. has adopted bylaws and is democratically structured,
5. has operated within the area described in paragraph 2 of the
for at least two years,
6. in its operations respects the democratic ideas, including
gender equality and prohibition of discrimination or quest
After achieving equality between men and women,
7. operate its business against established objectives and expected
results and has established a plan, for a period of two years
or more, describing both what activities
the organization plans to carry out in support of it as
specified in section 2, and how the work will be followed up, and
8. can document their business through determined
activities and audit reports.
State aid may also be provided to organizations that do not
meets the conditions laid down in the first paragraph 5, if the
There is a particular reason for it. "upon such review, it
particular attention shall be paid to the needs of the area where the
the organization is active or if the business has
national interest.
Grants may not be provided to an organization that has liabilities
for Swedish taxes or fees of the bailiff
or are in liquidation or bankruptcy.
section 6 of the application for grants under this Regulation shall be
written and submitted to the armed forces. The armed forces must
announce details relating to the design and if
When an application is to be made.
section 7 of the application of organizational grants and business grants
should contain
1. the statutes of the applicant organisation,
2. documents showing who has the right to
represent the Association,
3. operational and management report, balance sheet and
income statement and audit reports for the
the previous fiscal year, and
4. the annual budget for the activities to which it relates, and
information on pending and granted subsidies.
section 8 an application relating to the operating grants, in addition to the
imposed by section 7, also include details about which
activities applied for and what is the goal of these
activities.
§ 9 the applicant shall submit the documents and information to
The armed forces as the authority requests to examine
the application.
section 10 of the applicant does not submit the documents or information
arising from sections 6 to 9 shall be given the opportunity to complete
application within a certain time. If the applicant fails to comply with a
call to supplement the application, may the armed forces test
the "as is".
Accounting
section 11 of an organization which has received grants are required to
provide such financial and other reporting that
The armed forces require.
An auditor shall audit the accounts. The auditor's report on
the review shall be attached to the report. If the contribution
received amounted to at least five price base amounts under 2
Cape. 6 and 7 of the social code, should the review
be made by an authorized or certified public accountant.
An organization that receives a grant is required to
the request of the defence forces shall provide the information that the Agency
need to review the report. The armed forces should in
its annual report, submit a consolidated presentation of the
organizations that have received grants and the amounts.
Refunds and chargebacks
12 § the recipient of grants under this regulation are
repayment required if
1. the receiver by providing incorrect information or
otherwise has caused to the contribution given incorrectly or
with the high amount,
2. the grant of any other reasons have been given incorrectly, or
with the high amount,
3. the refund entirely or partially unused or not
has been used for the purpose for which it is granted,
4. the recipient has not provided a report as required by
section 11, or
5. the recipient did not comply with the terms of the decision on the contribution.
section 13, if a beneficiary is required to repay pursuant to the
section 12, armed forces decide to fully or partially require
back the premium.
If there are special reasons, the defence forces may decide to
put down the recovery in full or in part.
Appropriations
section 14 of the defence forces may provide for
the enforcement of this regulation.
Appeal
section 15 of the armed forces ' decision pursuant to this Regulation shall not
subject to appeal.