Chapter 1. General provisions
paragraph 1 of this regulation are given supplementary regulations to the
-Social Services Act (2001:453),
-the Act (1990:52), with specific provisions for the care of the young,
-Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases.
The expressions and terms used in the regulation has the same
importance of these laws.
section 2 of the regulation provides for – the national standard and special accommodations for the elderly (Chapter 2), – the meaning of home for care or housing, supported housing and family home (Chapter 3, section 1, paragraphs 1 and 2), — the activity at home for care or housing, supported housing and family home (3.3-9 sections), – checking in and printing from home for care or housing and supported housing (3 ch. 10-16 §§) , – home operated by the Swedish National Board of institutional care (Chapter 3. paragraphs 17 and 18), – some supervisory issues concerning children and young people (Chapter 3, section 19 and section 20)-licensable activities and activities which are under the supervision of the Inspectorate for health and long-term care (Chapter 4), – some information of the social welfare Committee (Chapter 5), – charges by some aid and relief operations, as well as in the care of children (Chapter 6), – compilations of personal information and thinning (Chapter 7) , – recognition of foreign education for carrying out certain tasks (7 a Cape.), and
– certain appropriations (Chapter 8).
Regulation (2015:995).
Chapter 2. Provisions of the national standard and special accommodations for older
section 1 of the national standard for calculating reasonable costs according to 4
Cape. section 3(1) 1 Social Services Act (2001:453)
based on the Consumer Agency's latest price-and
household budget surveys and are divided in different
household types and åldersintervaller.
The national standard for a households in 2016 is the sum of the
personal costs of all members of the household and
the common household costs calculated according to the following
tables.
Personal expenses in dollars per dependent children and
school youth
not lunch 5 days/week
under 1 year 1-2 years 3 years 4-6 years
1 710 1 900 1 650 1 830
with lunch
during 1-2 years 3 years 4 – 6 years 7 – 10, 11-14, 15-18, 19-20
1 år år år år år
1 840 2 080 1 830 2 080 2 660 3 090 3 500 3 530
Personal expenses in dollars – adults
Single Cohabiting
2 950 5 320
Common household expenses in dollars – members of
the household
1 pers. 2 pers. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
940 1 050 1 320 1 500 1 720 1 960 2 130
For households with more than 7 people calculated the cost of
each additional household member as the difference between
households with 6 or 7 people.
For an adult who is not considered as a partner, but as
included in domestic community with several people, it is expected that the norm
such as personal expenses for single plus the quotient of the
common costs of the household and the number of members in the
the household. Regulation (2015:580).
1 repealed by a regulation (2015:995).
1(b) repealed by Regulation (2015:995).
section 2 Of the cases, spouses, cohabiting or registered partner
granted property in such special accommodations form referred to in (5)
Cape. paragraph 5 of the Social Services Act (2001:453) shall, with reasonable
standard of living, of course, that both are prepared site in the same property, if the
request Regulation (2006:287).
3 section/entry into force: 04/15/2016
In such a special accommodation form referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 5 of the Social Services Act (2001:453), it shall, on the basis of the individual's current needs, availability of staff 24 hours a day, without delay, pay attention if a property needs support and help. The property should be given the support and the assistance required for the protection of the life, personal safety or health.
Regulation (2016:90).
Chapter 3. Care outside their own homes
Definitions
section 1 With home care or accommodation means a home in
social services that receive individuals for care or treatment
in association with a place to stay. If such a home run by a
company, an association, a community, a foundation or a
individual will also need to conduct its operations
Professional.
As the home for care or accommodation does not count such special
accommodation referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 5 of the second paragraph or Chapter 5.
the third subparagraph of paragraph 7 of the Social Service Act (2001:453).
1 a of With a supported housing refers to an activity in social services that receive individual aged 16 to 20 years in a private accommodation with personalised support. If such operations are run by a company, an association, a community, a foundation or an individual, that business is conducted professionally. Regulation (2015:995).
section 2 family home provided a single home on behalf of
the Social Welfare Board receives children for permanent care and upbringing
or adults for care and nursing, and whose activities are not
for hire.
Activities
section 3 activities of the home for care or housing and support properties should be based on trust and cooperation with the individual and should be tailored to their home or property is perceived as meaningful. The individual's privacy should be respected. The efforts must be tailored to the individual's individual needs and circumstances.
Regulation (2015:995).
section 4 of the business shall be carried out in continuous cooperation with the
Social Welfare Committee which has the responsibility for coordinating the
individuals get the support and help that he or she needs.
§ 5 at each home for care or property, and each supported housing, there should be a person with appropriate education as head of operations. It shall also be such personnel as required for proper operation. Regulation (2015:995).
6 § Home referred to in section 12 of the Act (1990:52) with special
provisions on the care of young people must have access to a doctor. A
such doctors should have expertise in child and
adolescent psychiatry or general psychiatry.
Homes that provide care and treatment for abusers of alcohol,
narcotics or volatile solvents should have access to
physicians with special skills that are suited to this
activity.
In addition, the home referred to in that provision have access to
psychological expertise.
section 7 of the one who cared for in a family home, supported housing or home for care or housing and whose compulsory education has been terminated should be given the opportunity to supplementary education and appropriate vocational training. In each case, he or she should be given the opportunity to such job training or other basic skills training to help him or her to gain employment or continuing vocational training.
Regulation (2015:995).
section 8 If the person being cared for in an assisted living or home care or property affected by serious illness or serious accident to any relative of that person as well as the social welfare committee shall be informed without delay. Regulation (2015:995).
section 9 If a court or any other authority requests that the
nurtured in a home for care or property must appear in
the authority, he or she shall be given the opportunity to do.
the cancellation would be manifestly inappropriate from the point of view of health
or other obstacles against the cancellation, this must
be notified immediately at the authority.
Checking
section 10 of the Swedish National Board of institutional care decides if enrollment in the
Home for care or property referred to in Chapter 6. paragraph 3 of the
the Social Service Act (2001:453).
The second paragraph of section 25 of the Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in
some cases shows that in addition to a decision about enrolling
requires a separate admission decisions for the entering of
the basis of that law.
For young people who are cared for under the law (1998:603) if
enforcement of a closed youth care, special rules apply.
Regulation (2005:473).
section 11 of the enrollment in another home for care or accommodation than those run by the Swedish National Board of institutional care and enrollment in a supported housing is carried out after application.
The Manager will decide on enrollment, unless the principal has decided differently. The principal has determined a different regime for the registration, he shall notify the Inspectorate for health and social care.
At the enrolment decision should specifically check that your home or property is appropriate to the individual's needs, age, personal development, education and other circumstances. Regulation (2015:995).
section 12 Of the social welfare board applies for enrolment under 10 or
11 § § Board shall submit its investigation in the matter of the application. If
the application is made by someone else, it shall decide whether
sign-up to hear the social welfare committee, if necessary.
section 13 If it applied for a decision on
disposal or treatment under the Act (1990:52)
specific provisions for the care of the young, or in accordance with the law
(1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases, a copy
of or other notification of the enforceable decision
be annexed to the application.
Hospital discharge
section 14 If the need for care in the home or property has ceased to be the one who cared for print. The Swedish National Board of institutional care decides on discharge from home for care or property referred to in Chapter 6. paragraph 3 of the Social Services Act (2001:453). In other cases, the Superintendent decides on discharge, unless the principal has decided differently. For those who are cared for under the social service act shall discharge occur earlier if the individual or his custodian so requests.
individual trustees under Chapter 11. 7 § parental code and concern within its mandate, to discharge for those who are cared for under the social service act be done earlier if the administrator requests it.
If the individual is cared for with the aid of the Act (1990:52), with specific provisions for the care of the young, he or she will not be printed unless the social welfare committee have requested or accepted. The Swedish National Board of institutional care under section 11, first paragraph, the same law determines that the young occasionally going to stay at other special youth homes, however, may he or she be printed without the social welfare committee have requested or accepted if the discharge from the Healthcare Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases are provided for in the Act.
Special rules fixing the final date for the execution of a term of youth custody Act (1998:603) on the execution of a term of youth custody. Regulation (2015:995).
15 § the individual gets printed against his wish if he or
She makes it impossible or seriously impede meaningful health
or assistance for himself or the others who reside in
the home, or if he or she needs different treatment than that
the home can offer. The individual, however, may not be printed if
It would endanger his or her health or life.
section 16 of the Swedish National Board of institutional care shall promptly notify the
social welfare when there is reason to discharge. Board
shall be informed in sufficient time that it is possible to take
or prepare other necessary operations.
Regulation (2005:473).
16 a section When the Swedish National Board of institutional care under section 11 of the first
subparagraph Act (1990:52), with specific provisions for the care of
young decides that the young occasionally should reside on different
especially the youth home, the Board shall immediately notify the
the Social Welfare Committee of the decision. Regulation (2007:1316).
Specific provisions on the home run by State
the departmental Board
section 17 of the Swedish National Board of institutional care, specify which of the home as
referred to in Chapter 6. paragraph 3 of the Social Services Act (2001:453) which forms home
for special supervision.
section 18 for those who nurtured in a home for special supervision, the
in the journal always noted the decisions taken by the national
the Department Board under paragraph 11, 15 a-17A, 19,
20 § § and § 43 3 Act (1990:52), with specific provisions on the
care of young. Even decisions under 31-32 a, 33 a-36 sections and 45 § 4
Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in certain cases,
be recorded in the journal. Regulation (2007:1316).
Some supervisory issues concerning children and young people
section 19 of the Inspectorate for supervision of health care and long-term care support properties and home for care or housing that receives the child or juvenile shall include regular inspections. Inspections should be done at least once a year. Inspectorate for health and social care, in connection with an inspection to converse with the children and young people who agree to it.
In chapter 13. section 6 of the Social Services Act (2001:453) provides for the residents ' consent is required for access to housing at the oversight. Regulation (2015:995).
section 20 of the Inspectorate for health and social care should develop information targeted at children and young people, which usually resides in the family home, home for care or housing, or support such properties as referred to in Chapter 6. paragraph 3 of the Social Services Act (2001:453) and to their legal guardians. The information should be distributed appropriately and contain information about 1. children's and young people's rights, 2. supervision, 3. children's and young people's opportunities to contact the inspection and how they reach the correct person within the Agency, and 4. Inspectorate's ability to converse with children without custodian has consented to it or is present.
Regulation (2015:995).
Chapter 4. Regulations on individual activities and
notification requirements
Licence and reporting obligation
(1) an application to the Inspectorate for health and social care if the condition referred to in Chapter 7. Article 1, first paragraph the Social Service Act (2001:453) to carry out single operations must be in writing and specify 1. the activities to be carried out, 2. who should carry out its activities, 3. how the business should be run, and its extent, 4. for the groups activities are designed, 5. how the business will be funded, 6. who will supervise operations, and 7. information about personnel and their training and experience.
Drawings of the business premises, as well as information on how fire protection is ordered shall be submitted together with the application.
In the case of an application for authorization to pursue the activity of supported housing should also include a list of the apartments or equivalent are included in activities is submitted together with the application.
If the applicant is a company, an association, a community or a Foundation, the applicant shall also attach to the articles of association or rules and indicate who is authorized to represent the company, society, association or Foundation.
Regulation (2015:995).
1 a of notification to the Inspectorate for health and social care under Chapter 7. the third subparagraph of paragraph 1 of the Social Service Act (2001:453) must be in writing and specify 1. who conducts the activity, 2. how business is conducted and its extent, 3. for the groups activities are designed, 4. who runs the business, and 5. information about personnel and their training and experience.
Drawings of the business premises, as well as information on how fire protection is arranged to be filed simultaneously with the notification.
In a report on doing business in the form of supported housing should also include a list of the apartments or equivalent are included in activities is submitted at the same time as the notification.
If the business is operated by a company, an association, a community or a Foundation, articles of association or statutes, as well as an indication of who is authorized to represent the company, society, association or Foundation be filed simultaneously with the notification. Regulation (2015:995).
2 repealed by Regulation (2009:1142).
section 3 of the health and social care Inspectorate shall issue a written proof when permission has been granted. The certificate shall include information on the legal or natural person shall carry out its activities, for which the group operation is authorised, the maximum number of persons that may be cared for in or covered by the activities, who will supervise operations, and other terms and conditions of the permit.
A State must be notified until further notice. Of the Regulation (2015:994) If fixed-term permits to conduct business under the accommodation is available, however, specific provisions on the possibility of the Inspectorate for health and social care to grant temporary permits.
The licence shall not be transferable. Regulation (2015:995).
Register
3 a of the Inspectorate for health and social care shall keep a record
over
1. those who have a permit to operate pursuant to Chapter 7.
Article 1, first paragraph the Social Service Act (2001:453), and
2. those who have notified activities under Chapter 7. paragraph 1 of the third
subparagraph, social services law.
The register shall constitute a basis for supervisory activities.
Regulation (2013:184).
Direct access
3 b of the National Board of health shall have direct access to the data in
the register kept under section 3 (a) if the information is required in
The National Board for knowledge development, statistics production,
monitoring, evaluation, or epidemiological studies.
Regulation (2013:184).
Obligation to provide data
3 c § Inspectorate for health and social care shall, at the request of
The National Board of health to disclose information from the records kept
According to section 3 (a) if the information is required by the National Board for
knowledge development, statistics production, monitoring,
evaluation, or epidemiological studies.
The National Board has the right to take note of the information contained in the
register kept pursuant to section 3 (a) for direct access under
paragraph 3 (b). Regulation (2013:184).
Activities under Inspection for health and social care
supervision
4 section For such individual activities under Chapter 13. 1 section
subparagraph, Social Service Act (2001:453) stands during the inspection
for health and social care supervision, the provisions of Chapter 3. 3 – 5
and 8 of this Regulation shall apply by analogy.
Regulation (2013:184).
§ 5 If the person carries on such individual activities referred to in
Chapter 13. second subparagraph of paragraph 1 of the Social Service Act (2001:453)
Download operations, it shall immediately notify the
Inspectorate for health and social care. Regulation (2013:184).
Chapter 5. Certain tasks for social welfare
§ 1 an application pursuant to section 4 of the Act (1990:52) with special
provisions on the care of the young, unless they meet specific
obstacles, particularly describing
1. the youngster's health, development, social behaviour and schooling
as well as relationships with family members and dependants,
2. the social Committee's assessment of the youngster's need for care and his
or her guardian's ability to meet this
needs, and
3. the youngster's and his or her guardian's approach to
the need for care and conditions in General.
An application shall also contain a care plan.
Regulation (2003:304).
1 a of a care plan under Chapter 11. section 3(1)
the Social Service Act (2001:453) shall, if it does not meet the specific
obstacles, describe
1. the specific efforts are needed,
2. the way in which the youngster's contact with parents,
parents and other relatives to be arranged,
3. the objective of health care, and
4. the health care needs of the spirit and, in the case of children, his or
her guardian's views on the planned health care.
An implementation plan under Chapter 11. paragraph 3, second subparagraph
the social service act shall, unless it meets specific obstacles,
describe
1. the objective of the specific actions that are needed,
2. when and how the specific operation to be performed,
3. when and how the implementation plan should be followed up,
4. when and how the young should be able to benefit from the measures and
efforts of other principals than the social welfare board is responsible for,
5. when and how the youngster's contact with parents, carers
and other related parties should be arranged,
6. when and how the young should have contact with the social welfare committee, and
7. the youngster's and, in the case of children, his or her
guardian's approach to the implementation of the planned care.
Regulation (2007:1316).
1(b) repealed by Regulation (2012:782).
paragraph 1 (c) to monitor the situation for adults located in
family homes, the social welfare committee responsible for such
location continuously keep themselves very familiar with conditions
in homes and give both of these as they placed the required support
through personal visits by representatives of the Committee and on the
other appropriate means. Regulation (2003:304).
paragraph 1 (d) a plan of work for the youth service according to Chapter 5. 1 b of the second
subparagraph, Social Service Act (2001:453) shall contain information
If the work was to be carried out, the working hours to be
apply, the minimum and maximum number of hours that the condemned
have to complete per week or month, as well as the other terms and conditions
that are necessary for the operations. The working plan shall also
contain information on the content and scope of other
specially organised activities. Regulation (2006:1193).
section 2 Of the social welfare board learns that require attention in
question about custody, visitation or guardianship for a child,
the Board make a request or application for it in the
Court to which the matter falls. The same applies if the Board
believes that a child is in need of counsel.
Petition or application shall be made by the social welfare board in the
municipality under 2 (a). the Social Service Act (2001:453)
responsible to meet the child's need for support and assistance.
In the case of special court-appointed guardians in accordance with the law
(2005:429) if the guardian for unaccompanied minors relates
the provisions of the law instead of first and second
paragraphs. Regulation (2011:334).
section 3 of the Social Welfare Board shall notify the chief guardian of the
finds
1. the trustee or custodian under the parental code should
appointment for someone,
2. that someone no longer should have managers, or
3. that the circumstances suggest that a parent will not
manage their children's property in a reliable manner.
4 § When the social welfare Board has received a notification under Chapter 16 of the.
section 2 enforcement decree (1981:981) if the time for a
eviction, shall send an acknowledgement on the same day, the Board of
receipt to the enforcement authority. In confirmation, the
It is indicated who is responsible officer at the social welfare board.
A copy of the acknowledgement to be sent to the rechartering
refers to.
Chapter 6. Fees, etc.
Some aid and relief efforts
section 1 of The expense allowance which the municipality may levy at
the support and assistance of the therapeutic character in accordance with Chapter 8.
Article 1, first paragraph the Social Service Act (2001:453) may amount to
not more than SEK 80 per day.
Care of children
section 2 of the parents ' obligation under Chapter 8. Article 1, second paragraph
the Social Service Act (2001:453) to contribute to the municipality's
costs for a child's care in a different home than their own
is determined according to the same principles as if it were to determine
liability to each of them under Chapter 19.
the social security code.
The amount that each parent should contribute,
not, however, exceed what is each time corresponds to
the amount of maintenance support pursuant to chapter 18. 20 §
the social security code.
The Revenue Commissioners shall, on request, provide the municipality the income and
property information needed to establish a
parent's part in the municipality's costs in accordance with the first subparagraph.
Regulation (2010:1716).
3 § If a parent has completed a prescribed
maintenance obligations towards children by paying a
one-time contribution or other contributions to the child's maintenance to the
authorized representative for the child for the time when this is cared for
in another home than their own, is the parent, so free
from the obligation to compensate the municipality for its cost in
the same time.
section 4 of the social welfare board Has received the maintenance payments in accordance with Chapter 8. 1 §
second subparagraph, Social Service Act (2001:453) shall Board
account the part of the child support that exceeds what
the municipality may transfer credits to those who would otherwise have been entitled
to the premium.
Chapter 7. Compilations of personal information and thinning
section 1 of the Social Welfare Committee shall keep a list of the children
According to the decision of the Board is staying in the family home or after
the Board's consent in any other single home. List
shall be kept on a special form.
Inspectorate for health care may provide for
the special form.
The Social Welfare Board shall, by 31 December each year to submit a
copy of the list to the Inspectorate for health and
care. Regulation (2013:184).
section 2 of the documents referred to in Chapter 7. paragraph 3 (a) and 12
Cape. third subparagraph of paragraph 2 of the Social Service Act (2001:453), of
account of the needs of the research should be exempted from deletion in the
Municipalities included in Östergötland, Gotland and
Västernorrland County as well as in the municipality of Göteborg. In the country's other
municipalities should such acts be exempted from screening when it
applies to people born on the 5th, 15th and 25th in
each month. Regulation (2007:1316).
7 a Cape. Recognition of foreign education for carrying out
some tasks
section 1 of the National Board of review applications for proof of permission
to perform tasks in accordance with Chapter 3. paragraph 3 (a)
the Social Service Act (2001:453) for those who have a foreign
training. Regulation (2014:63).
2 §/expire U:2016-04-15 by Regulation (2016:164)./
The who in another EEA Member State or Switzerland have permission
to perform tasks similar to those set out in Chapter 3.
paragraph 3 (a) of the Social Service Act (2001:453) due
such diplomas, certificates or other formal evidence
of professional education that adheres to the EEA Agreement
or of the agreement between the European Community and its
Member States, on the one hand, and Switzerland on the other hand, should receive
evidence under section 1.
A practitioner, the diplomas, certificates or
certificate of competence does not comply with the requirements referred to in the first subparagraph,
should still get the evidence under section 1 if he or she
has
1. a gender-equal education and competent authority has certified
This,
2. complete an adaptation period not exceeding three years,
or
3. approved in an aptitude test.
Regulation (2014:63).
2 section/entry into force: 04/15/2016
The other foreign education than that referred to in Chapter 3. 3 b of the Social Service Act (2001:453) to get the evidence under section 1 on 1. education to their length, level and content is equivalent to a Swedish degree or other relevant degree according to the rules given under Chapter 8. section 3, and 2. He or she has the necessary skills for the profession in Swedish, Danish or Norwegian language and about Swedish statutes. Regulation (2016:164).
3 §/expire U:2016-04-15 by Regulation (2016:164)./
The who in another EEA Member State or Switzerland have permission
to perform tasks similar to those set out in Chapter 3.
paragraph 3 (a) of the Social Service Act (2001:453) and who have
their training from a third country, to get evidence about the privileges
According to § 1 if
1. he or she has been approved by the competent authority of a
other EEA country than Sweden or Switzerland, and
2. the Agency has certified that the applicant has been exercising the relevant
professional activities in the country for at least three years after the
the approval. Regulation (2014:63).
3 section/entry into force: 04/15/2016
The National Board may announce further provisions concerning
jurisdiction under this chapter and the regulations of the
form proof of recognition of foreign education
left. Regulation (2016:164).
4 § 2 §/new letter U: 2016-04-15/
Anyone who has undergone any training in third countries
than those referred to in paragraph 3, shall receive evidence under section 1 if
1. the programme for its duration, level and content
equivalent to a Swedish degree or other relevant degree
According to regulations issued pursuant to Chapter 8. section 3,
and
2. he or she has the necessary skills for the profession in
Swedish, Danish or Norwegian language and about Swedish
constitutions. Regulation (2014:63).
§ 5/expire U:2016-04-15 by Regulation (2016:164)./
Cases referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 shall be dealt with promptly.
The National Board of health shall acknowledge receipt of the application within a
month of receipt and, where appropriate, encourage
applicant to submit substantiation.
The National Board of health shall take a decision on the matter within three months
from the time a complete application is submitted. The time limit may
extended by one month if there are special reasons.
Regulation (2014:63).
6 § 3 § U/new name: 2016-04-15/
The National Board may announce further provisions concerning
jurisdiction under this chapter and the regulations of the
form proof of recognition of foreign education
left. Regulation (2014:63).
Chapter 8. Some appropriations
section 1 of the National Board of health shall notify such provisions in
social services as needed for the protection of an individual's life,
personal safety or health of activities relating to
1. children and young people,
2. older persons,
3. persons with disabilities,
4. addicts, and
5. the persons referred to in Chapter 5. section 11 of the social service act
(2001:453). Regulation (2009:861).
section 2 of the National Board of health shall notify such provisions as
needed for the protection of an individual's life, personal security
or health activities at home such as referred to in Chapter 6.
paragraph 3 of the Social Services Act (2001:453). Regulation (2009:861).
section 3 of the National Board may provide for the requirements of the
to a different degree than the social work degree will be considered relevant for
execution of the tasks referred to in Chapter 3. paragraph 3 (a)
the Social Service Act (2001:453). Regulation (2014:63).
section 4 of the Swedish National Board of institutional care may give consent pursuant to
section 18 of the Act (1990:52), with specific provisions for the care of young
and 33 § Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases.
5 § the National Board may announce further provisions concerning
enforcement of the Social Service Act (2001:453), law
(1990:52), with specific provisions for the care of the young and
Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases and
regulations on the enforcement of this regulation.
Regulation (2013:184).
section 6 of the Inspectorate for health care may provide additional
regulations on the procedure for applications and notifications
According to Chapter 7. section 1 of the Social Service Act (2001:453).
Inspectorate for health and long-term care may also notify
regulations on the procedure for requests, notifications and
reporting under (2) (a). section 11, chapter 14. section 7 and 16.
6 (f)-6 in §§ social service act and pursuant to Chapter 4. section 5 of this
Regulation. Regulation (2013:184).
Transitional provisions
2001:937
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2002, when the
social services Decree (1981:750) shall cease to apply.
2. A State or a ban under the old regulation
shall be deemed to be a condition or prohibition under this
Regulation.
2011:334
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on 1 May 2011.
2. Older regulations apply to cases initiated prior to
entry into force, unless the matter is moved over to another
municipality according to the provisions of the Social Service Act (2001:453).
2014:469
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2014.
2. From the date of entry into force until 31 december
2014 limited maximum compensation for the costs of
leisure activities under Chapter 2. 1 b to 1 500 SEK per
child.
2015:995
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on January 1, 2016.
2. Older regulations still apply to an application for reimbursement of expenses for children's recreational activities which have been received prior to the entry into force.
