Introductory provisions



Article 1 this regulation lays down provisions on State aid

for entrepreneurship in schools. The purpose of the grant is to

support the development of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial

learning within the school system.



The State contribution is paid for one year at a time if there is access

on the medium.



Conditions for State aid



Government grants for organisations



2 § State aid under this Regulation may be submitted to

organizations that



1. has no financial gain, and that is not the main men in the

the school system,



2. are democratically structured and offers insight into the

activities,



3. in its operations respects the democratic ideas, including

gender equality and prohibition of discrimination,



4. has completed at least two years and conducts its

activities in the long term,



5. work nationwide with local or regional anchoring

or engages in activities of national interest,



6. fully or partly are geared toward promoting

entrepreneurship in the education system,



7. have the children, students or school staff as the audience, and



8. other income besides Government grant.



paragraph 3 of the State's contribution to such organisations as referred to in paragraph 2,

be provided for activities aimed at school



1. develop knowledge about projects and entrepreneurship,



2. stimulate entrepreneurial skills and

approach,



3. stimulate schools ' collaboration with entrepreneurs in

business, culture and organizational activities, or



4. promote girls ' and young women's entrepreneurship.



section 4 of the State's contribution to such organisations as referred to in paragraph 2 of the

which constitute State aid within the meaning of article 107(1) of the Treaty on

The functioning of the European Union shall be provided in accordance with

Commission Regulation (EC) No 1998/2006 of 15 december

2006 on the application of articles 87 and 88 of the Treaty to

de minimis aid. In the 18-20 of the Ordinance (1988:764)

on State aid to industry, there are additional

rules on such aid. Regulation (2013:483).



5 § State aid should not be provided to such organizations as

referred to in section 2 who has debts of Swedish taxes or fees

of enforcement authority or which are in liquidation or

bankrupt.



State subsidies to the principals of the school system



6 § State aid under this Regulation may also be submitted to the

principals of the school system.



section 7 of the State's contribution to the principals of the school system may be provided for

activities that stimulate the development of the main men's work

When it comes to entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial learning

of the school system.



Applications and decisions on State aid



section 8 application for Government grants made to the State's school as

decides on the grant. In the calculation of the grant will be

The National Agency for education to take into account if the State aid is provided for

activities in other ways.



In a decision to grant a contribution will be the last day for

accounting under section 9 are listed. The decision may be subject to

terms and conditions. The conditions shall be set out in the decision.



Accounting



§ 9 the one that has received State aid under this regulation

is required to provide such financial and other reporting

to the State's school as work requests. Government subsidies that have

been provided for activities which are not economic to be accounted for

themselves.



If the person who receives the grant is such an organization

referred to in paragraph 2 shall be an auditor to examine the financial

report and give an account of his observations in a certificate

annexed to the report. If the contribution is received

amounted to at least five price base amounts according to Chapter 2. 6 and 7 § §

social insurance code, this shall be done by an authorized

or certified public accountant.



section 10 of the State's school shall submit in its annual report an aggregate

report of who has received government subsidies and with which

amount. Skolverket, moreover, by 1 June of each year

to the Government to provide a summary of what

the contributions have been used to. The National Agency for education should also disclose

the effects in relation to the purpose of the grant

According to this regulation.



Refunds and chargebacks



section 11 of The who have received Government grants under this

Regulation is the repayment obligation, if



1. the receiver by providing incorrect information or

any other way has caused that the contribution has been provided

improperly or with excessive amounts,



2. the grant of any other reasons have been given incorrectly, or

with the high amount and the recipient should have known this,



3. the recipient does not submit such a report referred to in section 9,

or



4. the refund has not been used for the purpose for which it has been granted

for.



Statens skolverk should decide to fully or partially require

back a contribution if someone is required to repay pursuant to the

the first paragraph.



If there are special reasons for it, the National Agency for education remit

repayment in whole or in part.



section 12 of The Government subsidies needed back, interest will be charged from

on the day that is one month after the recovery decision

has been taken after an interest rate at any time

exceeds government lending rate by two percentage points.



If there are special reasons for it, the State's school

waive requirements on interest in whole or in part.



Appropriations



paragraph 13 of the State's school may provide for



1. calculation and allocation of State subsidies, and



2. enforcement of this regulation.



Appeal



paragraph 14 of the Decision pursuant to this Regulation shall not

subject to appeal.