Chapter 1. Social service goals
1 § Society social service shall, on democracy and the
promote human solidarity
-Economic and social security,
-equality in living conditions,
-active participation in social life.
Social services should take account of the human
responsibility for their own and others ' social situation, focus on the
releasing and developing individuals ' and groups ' own resources.
Activities shall be based on respect for human
autonomy and integrity.
2 § At actions relating to children, the best interests of the child in particular
be taken into account.
Decisions or other measures relating to the health or
interventions for children what is best for the child
be decisive.
With children ' means every human being below the age of 18.
Law (2012:776).
paragraph 3 of the provisions on health care without consent is given in the Act (1988:870)
If the care of drug users in some cases and the Act (1990:52)
specific provisions for the care of the young.
Chapter 2. The municipality's responsibility
§ 1 Each municipality is responsible for social services in its area,
and has ultimate responsibility for ensuring that individuals get the support and
the help that they need. This means no restriction on
the responsibility of the other principals.
Provisions on the Division of responsibilities between the municipalities in question if the
support and assistance in accordance with this law, see 2 a Cape.
In the case of the covered by the Act (1994:137) on the host
of asylum-seekers and others. There are special rules for assistance in
the Act. Law (2011:328).
2 repealed by law (2011:328).
3 repealed by law (2011:328).
section 4 of the municipal functions in social services carried out by the
or the boards as the City Council determines. Special
provisions on Joint Committee exists in the Act (2003:192) about
Joint Committee within health and social care area.
What is the law about social welfare board
applies, as appropriate, the committees appointed
under the first subparagraph. Lag (2003:199).
§ 5 the municipality may enter into agreements with any other performing
municipal information in social services. Through such a
Agreement, a municipality provide services on behalf of another
municipality. Tasks involving the exercise of public authority may, however,
not by virtue of this provision, shall be transmitted to other
legal person or an individual. Law (2014:579).
section 6 of the municipality must also reach agreement with the County Council,
Social insurance and employment agency that, within the framework of the
social services information, cooperate in order to achieve a
more efficient use of available resources. The municipality shall
contribute to the financing of such activities in
collaboration. According to the provisions of the Act (2003:1210) if
financial coordination of rehabilitation efforts, the municipality
participate in financial coordination in the area of rehabilitation.
The National Audit Office shall audit the activities carried out in
collaboration with and partly funded by the Swedish social insurance agency
or employment agency. Upon such review has
National audit freedom of access to the information necessary for the
to review the business. (Law 2007:409).
7 § When the individual needs efforts from both
social services and from health care to the municipality
together with the County Council to draw up an individual plan.
The plan shall be drawn up of the municipality or county judge
It is needed for the individual to get their needs
met, and if the individual agrees to the
be established. The work plan should be started without delay.
When possible, the plan shall be drawn up in conjunction with the
individual. Related parties shall be given the opportunity to participate in the work
with the plan, if it is appropriate and the individual does not
oppose it.
The plan shall indicate
1. what measures are necessary,
2. what action each head to answer for,
3. what measures are taken by someone other than the municipality or
the County Council, and
4. which one of the principals who will have overall responsibility
for the plan. Law (2009:981).
2 a Cape. About the Division of responsibilities between the municipalities in terms of support
and assistance in accordance with this law
The responsible municipality
section 1 of the municipality in which the individual resides is responsible for support and
assistance under Chapter 2. § 1 subject to §§ 3-5.
Law (2011:328).
section 2 If it is clear that a different municipality than stay municipality
responsible for support and assistance to an individual, is stay the municipal
liability will be limited to emergency situations. Law (2011:328).
§ 3 If the individual resides in a municipality other than
stay at the municipality, municipality of residence is responsible for the support and
It means that the individual needs. With the municipality of residence referred to
in this chapter
1. the municipality in which the individual is resident, or
2. If the individual is resident in a municipality but has
his strongest ties to another commune, the latter
the municipality, or
3. If the individual does not have a permanent place of residence, the municipality of
which he or she has her strongest ties. Law (2011:328).
4 § a municipality retains the responsibility for support and assistance to a
individual as a result of a decision by the municipality allowed in a
other municipality
1. family home under Chapter 6. This Act or § 9 8 teams
(1993:387) concerning support and service for certain
people with disabilities,
2. home for care or property, or in the
support property under Chapter 6.,
3. accommodation for service and nursing care for older people
According to Chapter 5. paragraph 5 of the second paragraph or Chapter 7. section 1 of the first
paragraph 2,
4. housing with special service according to Chapter 5. paragraph 7 of the third
paragraph or Chapter 7. Article 1, first paragraph 2,
5. accommodation with a particular service or other specially adapted
housing according to § 9 8 or 9 law on support and service to
Some people with disabilities, or
6. other accommodation, unless it is clear which municipality which is
the municipality of residence of the individual. Law (2015:982).
paragraph 5 of the municipality in which the individual is registered is responsible for
support and help
1. under the penal system in the correctional facility,
2. under the care in a hospital or other medical facility at
initiated by someone other than a municipality,
3. the issue before the commencement of treatment equal to 1 or
2. Law (2011:328).
Stay at the municipality's obligation to assist the municipality of residence
section 6 When an individual intends to reside for a short time in another
municipality than settlement municipality, and as a result of old age,
disability or serious illness need support and
help for this, the municipality is required to stay on request
1. assist with the investigation, the municipality of residence need
to examine the individual's need for support and assistance,
2. the effect of the settlements of the municipality's decision. Law (2011:328).
section 7 If a municipality of residence have requested enforcement under
6 § 2, municipality of residence'll replace stay municipality for
enforcement costs. Compensation shall be paid in accordance with the
the municipality of residence, level of remuneration that applies for
the corresponding actions. Law (2011:328).
Application for intervention in another municipality
section 8, a person wishing to move to another municipality, may
apply for actions in the municipality if he or she
1. as a result of old age, disability or
serious illness has a continuing need of comprehensive health
or long-term care and therefore cannot settle in the
other municipality without the efforts he or she needs
left, or
2. due to violence or other abuse need to move to
another municipality, but can't do it without the efforts
He or she needs to be provided. Law (2011:328).
§ 9 an application pursuant to section 8 shall be treated as if the individual were
residence in move-in the municipality. Is the applicant's needs
catered for in the municipality of residence, may not be taken into account
the fact when the application is being examined.
The municipality of residence is obliged, upon request, to assist with the
investigation the second municipality need to examine
the application. Law (2011:328).
Transfer of case
section 10 a case relating to health care or any other measure
If a single person can be transferred to another municipality.
A municipality that believes that a case should be moved over to request
it in the other municipality. The matter will then be moved over on the
concerned by the matter has the closest ties to the other
the municipality and, according to the individual's wishes,
help need the duration and circumstances of other
seems appropriate.
A request referred to in the second subparagraph shall be made in writing. The other
the municipality shall, in writing and without delay inform their
setting. Law (2011:328).
section 11 Of the municipalities concerned did not agree to move over
case, the municipality requesting the transfer request if the
of the Inspectorate for health and social care. Such an application may
also be done by a municipality, that is not within a month has a response
from another municipality on a request for transfer.
Inspectorate for health and social care shall examine the application as
soon as possible. Decision in the case must be notified within three
months of the date on which the application is entered, unless there are
special reasons for a longer turnaround time. Law (2012:944).
section 12 information needed to a municipality to take over
a case under section 10 or 11 shall be disclosed by the municipality that
handing over the matter. Law (2011:328).
Chapter 3. Some tasks in social services, etc.
section 1 of The social Committee's duties include the
-make themselves familiar with the living conditions in the municipality,
-participate in community planning and in cooperation with other
public bodies, organizations, associations and individuals promote
good environments in the municipality,
-provide information on social services in the municipality,
-through outreach activities and otherwise promote
prerequisites for good living conditions,
-responsible for care and service, information, advice, support and
health care, financial assistance and other assistance to families and
individuals who need it.
section 2 of the Social Welfare Board involvement in community planning, building
on the Board's social experiences and, in particular, aim to
influence the design of new and older residential areas in
the municipality. The Board should also ensure that public facilities
and public transportation are designed so that they are easy
available for all.
The Social Welfare Board shall also otherwise initiate and monitor
that measures are taken to create a good social environment and
good conditions for children and young people, the elderly and other groups
in need of society's special support. The Social Welfare Board shall
in its activities to promote the individual's right to work,
housing and education. Law (2015:982).
paragraph 3 of the efforts within the social services must be of good quality.
For the execution of tasks in social services,
staff with appropriate training and experience.
The quality of the business to be systematic and continuous
be developed and secured. Law (2009:596).
3 a §/expires U: 2016-04-15/
The Social Welfare Committee shall ensure that there are procedures to
prevent, detect and respond to risks and evils
in social service activities relating to children and young people.
The Social Welfare Board should use administrator who has completed the Swedish
the social work degree or other relevant degree in
high school or who have foreign education recognised
According to paragraph 3 (b) for the provision of information
in social services regarding children and young people which includes
1. assessment of whether the investigation should be started,
2. study and evaluation of the need for action or other
measures, or
3. follow-up action decided.
The Social Welfare Board is responsible for ensuring that the officer who
independently perform the tasks referred to in the second subparagraph
has adequate experience for the job. Law (2015:982).
3 a section/entry into force: 04/15/2016
The Social Welfare Committee shall ensure that there are procedures to prevent, detect and respond to risks and evils in social service activities relating to children and young people.
The Social Welfare Board should use administrator who has completed a Swedish social worker degree or other relevant qualification at least at basic level in high school for the provision of information in social services regarding children and young people which includes 1. assessment of whether the investigation should be started,
2. study and evaluation of the need for action or any other action, or
3. follow-up action decided.
The Social Welfare Board is responsible for ensuring that the officer who carries out the duties referred to in the second paragraph has enough experience for the job. Law (2016:147).
3 b/new designation 3 c § U: 2016-04-15/
The Social Welfare Board may use administrators with foreign
training for carrying out the tasks set out in paragraph 3 (a)
second subparagraph, if the training alone or together with
professional experience equivalent to a Swedish degree or
other relevant degree in high school.
The authority that the Government may in specific cases
assess whether the requirements of the first subparagraph are fulfilled.
Team (2013:1146).
3 b/entry into force: 04/15/2016
Provisions on temporary mobility and recognition of qualifications acquired or recognised in a State other than Sweden within the European economic area or Switzerland, see law (2016:145) on the recognition of professional qualifications and in the regulations issued in connection with the Act. Law (2016:147).
3 c §/entry into force: 04/15/2016
For carrying out the tasks set out in paragraph 3 (a), the social welfare Board may also use the administrators who have other foreign education than that referred to in paragraph 3 (b), if the training alone or in conjunction with professional experience equivalent to a Swedish degree or other relevant qualification at least at basic level in high school.
The authority that the Government may in specific cases to assess whether the requirements of the first subparagraph are fulfilled.
Law (2016:147).
section 4 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in outreach activities to inform
If social services and offer groups and individuals.
When appropriate, the Board in this regard, interact with other
community agencies and with organizations and other associations.
paragraph 5 of the Social Welfare Board actions for the individual must be designed and
implemented together with him or her and, if necessary, in
collaboration with other community agencies and with organizations and
other compounds. Law (2012:776).
section 6 of the Social Welfare Board should, by home care services, day centres, or
other similar social services easier for the individual to
stay at home and to have contact with others.
It should otherwise provide social services
through clinics, social centres and the like, social
on-call or other comparable activities. Law (2012:776).
6 a of the Social Welfare Board is responsible for the availability of
Open efforts to meet the children, youth and
guardian's different needs.
For children who have reached the age of 15 years, the Board may decide on open
action even without parental consent, if it is
appropriate and the child requests or agrees to it.
In paragraph 6 (b), there are special rules on contact and about
contact family. Law (2015:982).
6 b of the Social Welfare Board may designate a specific person
(contact person) or a family (family)
to help the individual and his or her closest in
personal affairs, if the individual requests or
agree it. For children under the age of 15 years shall
contact person is appointed only if the child's parent/guardian request
or consent. Has the child aged 15 or over,
contact person is appointed only if the child itself requests or
agree to it.
If a person who has not reached the age of 21 has special needs
support and specific guidance to counter the risk of
abuse of addictive substances, for criminal
activities or for any other socially degrading behaviour,
the Board may designate a particular qualified contact for
the young if he requests or consents to it. For children
under the age of 15 years, such a contact person is appointed only
If the child's parent/guardian request or agree to Have it.
child over 15 years old are a particularly qualified contact person
be appointed only if the child itself requests or agrees to it.
Law (2012:776).
6 c § Social Welfare Board shall continuously monitor the actions
referred to in paragraph 6 (b) is carried out when these are granted to children and
young. Law (2015:982).
section 7 of the Social Welfare Committee shall work to prevent and counter
abuse of alcohol and other addictive substances.
The Social Welfare Committee shall, through the information to authorities, groups
and individual and through outreach activities to spread knowledge about
the harmful effects of abuse and the assistance opportunities
There is.
Chapter 4. The right to assistance
§ 1 the person who cannot meet their needs or can get
them met otherwise has the right to the assistance of
social welfare for their livelihood (income support) and for
their way of life in General.
Examination of the need for assistance for the way of life in
Moreover, no account shall be taken of the individual economic
conditions for the right to charge fees for aid
is regulated in Chapter 8.
The individual shall, by means of assistance receive a fair
standard of living. Assistance shall be designed to strengthen his
or her ability to live independently.
Law (2010:52).
1 a of the revenue from the following shall not be taken into account when assessing the
the right to assistance under section
1. dependent children's income from own work,
2. dependent school young people's income from own work, if
the students are under the age of 21.
To education counts studies in elementary school or
secondary school or other comparable basic education.
Revenue referred to in the first subparagraph may, however, be taken into account in the
the application of paragraph 1 to the extent that they exceed a
the price base amount per calendar year pursuant to Chapter 2. 6 and 7 § §
the social security code. Team (2013:421).
paragraph 1 (b) for those who have received social assistance for six months
in consequence, 25 percent of the incomes of employment not
be taken into account in the assessment of entitlement to assistance under section
(specific calculation rule).
The specific calculation rule applies for two years. Then
the requirement that the income support should have been provided during the six
consecutive months met again to the Special
calculation rule to apply again.
The specific calculation rule does not apply to revenue
specified in paragraph 1 (a). Team (2013:421).
section 1 c Of the granted or to be granted aid in the form
by living in such a special accommodation form referred to in Chapter 5.
paragraph 5, it should be part of a reasonable standard of living to cohabit
with spouse or common-law partner. This is true provided that
the pair sustained have shared the same household or, if one of the parties already
living in such accommodation, the couple prior to permanently have
under the same roof.
The first subparagraph shall apply regardless of whether the spouse or partner has needs
of accommodation in special accommodation form. Team (2013:421).
section 2 of the Social Welfare Board may provide assistance beyond what follows from § 1
If there are reasons for it.
section 3 of the income support provided for reasonable costs for
1. food, clothing and shoes, play and leisure,
consumables, health and hygiene, as well as daily newspaper, phone
and the radio and TV fee,
2. accommodation, electricity, work trips, home insurance as well as
membership in Trade Union and unemployment fund.
Reasonable expenses in accordance with the first paragraph 1 shall, in accordance with
the Government further provides for is calculated according to one of
the entire Kingdom applicable norm (national norm) on the basis of official
price surveys by various household types base consumption. If
in an individual case, there are special reasons,
social welfare, however, calculate those costs to a higher
level. The Board may also, in an individual case, calculate
the costs to a lower level, if there are special reasons
for this. Law (2009:1233).
section 4 of the Social Welfare Board may require that anyone who receives income support
during the period of time designated by the Board to participate in internships or
other educational activities if the individual does not have
been offered any suitable labour market policy measure.
The internship or pursue the activities referred to in
the first subparagraph shall aim to develop the individual's
opportunities in the future to support himself. Activities
to strengthen the individual's opportunities to enter the
the labour market or, where appropriate, on the continuing
training. It should be designed with due regard to the
individual's individual wishes and requirements.
The Social Welfare Board shall consult with the employment agency before decisions
taken pursuant to the first subparagraph. Team (2013:421).
§ 5 If the individual without acceptable reasons, decline to participate in
internship or other skills activity designated
under paragraph 4, may continue to supply aid is refused or
shall be reduced accordingly. The same applies if he or she without acceptable
reasons are absent from practice or the skills
the business.
section 6 of The participating in internship or other skills
activities under paragraph 4 shall in this context not to be considered as
workers. To the extent the individual performing tasks
consistent with or similar in nature such as
typically performed by gainful employment, he or she shall, however,
be treated as employees for the purposes of Chapter 2. 1 – 9 sections,
Chapter 3. 1 to 4 and 6 to 13 sections, Chapter 4. 1-4 and 8 – 10 sections, as well as 7-9 Cape.
the work environment Act (1977:1160) and of the provisions on
work injury insurance in the social security code.
Law (2010:1284).
4 a Cape. Was repealed by law (2015:970).
Chapter 5. Specific rules for different groups
Children and young people
section 1 of the Social Welfare Committee shall
-work to ensure that children and young people grow up in safe and good
conditions,
– in close co-operation with the homes foster a comprehensive
personality development and a favourable physical and social
development of children and young people,
– conducting outreach activities and other preventive measures
to prevent children and young people in distress,
– actively work to prevent and combat substance abuse among
children and young people of alcoholic beverages, other
intoxicants or addictive substances and
doping substances,
– together with community agencies, organizations and others who
concerned, pay attention and work to ensure that children and young people do not
spend time in environments that are harmful to them,
– with special attention to follow the development of children and
young people who have shown signs of adverse developments,
– in close co-operation with the homes cater for children and young people
risks developing unfavourably receive the protection and assistance that
they need and, if the child's or the youngster's best motivates
There, care and upbringing outside their own home,
– in their concern for children and young people meet the specific
need of support and help that can be then a goal or
case concerning child custody, property, visitation, or adoption has
been settled,
– in their concern for children and young people meet the specific
need of support and help that can be then care and upbringing
outside their own home then stopped or enforcement of
a term of youth custody pursuant to lagen (1998:603) on enforcement
of a term of youth custody expired. Law (2015:982).
1 a of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in matters relating to children in distress
or risk attfara ill interact with social agencies,
organizations and others concerned. In the case of disclosure of
data concerns the limits of 15 Cape. This
law and of public access to information and secrecy (2009:400).
Board skaaktivt push for collaboration.
Law (2009:496).
1 b of the municipality shall ensure that sentence youth service can
be implemented as soon as possible. Enforcement shall
commence no later than two months after the judgment becomes final
force, unless there are special reasons speaking against it.
The Social Welfare Board shall determine the detailed content of a discredited
youth service in a work plan and appoint a supervisor for the
young. The Social Welfare Board shall verify that the work plan is followed.
Law (2015:85).
paragraph 1 (c) the municipality shall ensure that the mediation under the Act
(2002:445) on mediation in respect of crimes may be offered when
the crime was committed by someone under age 21. Law (2006:901).
§ 2 when a child's best requires it, the social welfare Board may prohibit
or restrict the ability of a person who has his home
within the municipality that in your home receive other people's children.
Such a ban does not cover cases where, having regard to
special circumstances are clearly justified that a child is
received in the home.
section 3 of the municipality shall ensure
1. parents can be offered calls under expert supervision
in order to reach agreement on matters concerning custody, property,
relations and issues concerning the child's supply
(mediation), and
2. parents help negotiate contracts according to Chapter 6. section 6,
14 (a) in paragraph (a) or paragraph 15
parental code.
The municipality shall ensure that family counselling by the municipality's
merchandise or otherwise by appropriate professional advisors can
be offered to those who request it.
With family advice referred to in this Act, an activity that
consists in conversation with the aim to process governing the conflicts in
couples and families. Team (2013:1000).
Older people
section 4 of the Social service care for the elderly should be geared to older
people can live in dignity and to feel well-being
(values).
The Social Welfare Committee shall work to ensure that older people have the opportunity
to live independently under safe conditions and have
an active and meaningful life in community with others.
Law (2010:427).
section 5 of the Social Welfare Committee shall work to ensure that older people are getting good
housing and to give those who need the support and help in
home and other easily accessible service.
The municipality shall establish special property forms for service and
nursing care for older people who need special support.
The elderly person should, as far as possible, be able to choose
When and how to support and help in property and other easily accessible
service must be provided. Law (2010:427).
section 6 of the Social Welfare Board should make themselves familiar with
living conditions in the municipality for elderly people, as well as in
their outreach activities provide information on social services
activities in this area.
The municipality should plan their services for older people. In the planning
should the municipality interact with the County Council and other
community agencies and organizations.
The municipality shall ensure that there is access to staff
with the knowledge of Finnish, meänkieli, Sami, or where this
needed in the care of older people. Law (2009:726).
People with disabilities
section 7 of the Social Welfare Committee shall encourage people by physical,
mental or other reasons faced considerable difficulties in their
way of life will have the opportunity to participate in the community and
to live like others.
The Social Welfare Board shall ensure that the individual receives a
meaningful employment and may live in a way that is
adapted to his or her special needs.
The municipality shall set up dwellings with a special service for those
as a result of such difficulties referred to in the first subparagraph
in need of such accommodation.
section 8 of the Social Welfare Board shall make himself well acquainted with the
living conditions in the municipality for people with physical and
mental disabilities, as well as in their outreach
State social service activities in these areas.
The municipality shall plan their interventions for people with physical
and mental disabilities. In planning, municipality of
interact with the County Council and other public bodies and
organizations.
8 a of the municipality shall conclude an agreement with the County Council of
a cooperation in the area of people with mental
disabilities. Where possible, organizations
representing these people or their relatives are given
opportunity to comment on the contents of the
the agreement. Law (2009:981).
Addict
§ 9 the Social Welfare Committee shall actively ensure that the individual
the abuser get the help and care he or she needs
to get away from abuse. The Board shall, in agreement with the
the individual planning aid and medical care and closely monitor to
the plan is completed.
9 a of the municipality shall conclude an agreement with the County Council of
a cooperation in the field of people who abuse alcohol,
drugs, other addictive substances, medicines or
doping substances. Where possible, organizations that
representing these people or their relatives are given
opportunity to comment on the contents of the
the agreement. Team (2013:303).
People who care for or support related
section 10 of the Social Welfare Committee shall provide assistance to facilitate the
people caring for a loved one who is long-term sick
or older or that support a loved one who has
disability. Law (2009:549).
Crime victims
section 11 of The social Committee's duties include working to the
victims of crime and their relatives receive support and
help.
The Social Welfare Board shall give special consideration to women who are or have
been exposed to violence or other abuse by relatives,
be in need of support and help to change their situation.
The Social Welfare Board is responsible for ensuring that a child who has been exposed to
crime, and its related gets the support and the help they
need.
The Social Welfare Board should also pay particular attention to a child
witnessing violence or other abuse of or against related
are the victims of crimes and be responsible for ensuring that the child receives the support and
the help your child needs. Law (2012:776).
12 repealed by law (2009:596).
Chapter 6. Care outside their own homes
General provisions on care outside their own homes
section 1 of the Social Welfare Committee must ensure that those who need to be cared for
or stay in a different home than their own is received in a
1. family home,
2. home for care or property, or
3. accommodation for children and young people aged 16 to 20 years
(supported housing).
Children aged 16 and 17 years of age may be accepted in a supported housing only
If there are special reasons.
The Social Welfare Board is responsible for the Agency by Board
have been received in a different home than their own, high-quality health care.
Care should be designed to promote the individual's
connectedness with family and other relatives as well as contact
with the home environment. Law (2015:982).
section 2 of Each municipality is responsible for the availability of
family home, home for care or housing and support properties. According to
paragraph 3, however, the need for some home catered for by the State.
Law (2015:982).
section 3 of the need for such homes referred to in section 12 of the Act (1990:52)
with specific provisions for the care of the young, and sections 22 and 23
Act (1988:870) for the care of drug users in certain cases,
be met by the State. The Swedish National Board of institutional care lead
activities at home. Provisions on supervision, etc. over
operations at home, see Chapter 13.
The Swedish National Board of institutional care may, if there are special reasons
Secondly, by contract entrust a county or a municipality
to set up and operate such a home as referred to in the first
paragraph.
For care in a home under this section shall state
charge of the municipality requesting placement.
Law (2009:596).
section 4 Care in family homes, home care or accommodation and
supported housing should be conducted in consultation with the social welfare board. This
also applies to such home referred to in section 3. Law (2015:982).
Specific provisions on the reception of children
§ 5 when a child is placed shall primarily be considered if
the child can be received by any relative or other loved one.
What is in the best interests of the child shall be in accordance with Chapter 1. 2 § always
be taken into account.
section 6, a child may not, without the consent of the Board of social or
decisions about care received for permanent care and upbringing in the
a single home that does not belong to any of the parents or
someone else who has custody of him or her.
The Social Welfare Board shall not give consent or decide on
care without conditions in the individual's home and
conditions for care in the home is investigated by the social welfare board.
The Social Welfare Board shall not place a child in such an individual
Home repeatedly receives children for temporary
care and upbringing (on-call) unless the circumstances of the
individual home and conditions of care in it's
investigated by the social welfare board.
Unless there are special reasons, a child is cared for in a
on-call home for up to two months after the social welfare board
investigation under Chapter 11. section 2 of the protection of the child if the intervention
or support ended. Law (2012:776).
6 a of the social Committee's trial comes to a child and
consent or in accordance with paragraph 6 of the decision on the care and concerns a
the prospective single home in another municipality, the Board inform
and consult with the municipality before it makes its decision. If
There is someone in the individual home as staying there after
decision of another municipality, the Board should inform and consult
even with the municipality. Law (2012:776).
6 b of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in connection with the decision on the placement of the
a foster home contract with them that the Board intends to hire
as the family home. The Board and the family home's commitments
refers to the child's need for support and protection during the placement should
indicated in the agreement. Law (2012:776).
6 c § Social Welfare Board shall provide the training
needed for those who Board intends to use the services for the care of children in
family home or on-call home. Law (2012:776).
section 7 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in the case of the children who are cared for in a
family home, on-call home, other single homes, supported housing or home
for health or property
1. to help ensure that they get good care and upbringing and otherwise
favorable environment,
2. work to ensure that they receive appropriate training,
3. work to ensure that they get the health care that they
need,
4. leave the guardians and parents advice, support and other
the help that they need. Law (2015:982).
7 a of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in the case of the children who are cared for in a
family home, emergency homes, supported housing or home for care or
accommodation leave those who care for such children advice, support and other
the help that they need. Law (2015:982).
7 b of the Social Welfare Board shall closely monitor the care of children and young people
who is cared for in a family home, emergency homes, supported housing or home
for care or property mainly through
1. regular personal visits in the home where the child or
the young are staying,
2. individual discussions with the child or the young,
3. conversation with the person or persons receiving the child or the
Kids in their home, and
4. conversations with parents.
The Social Welfare Board shall pay particular attention to the child's or the
youngster's health, development, social behaviour, education and
relationships with family members and other relatives.
Law (2015:982).
7 c § When care is provided in a family home, supported housing or home for
care or property, there shall be one of the social welfare board
specially appointed social Secretary is responsible for
contacts with the child or the young.
Secretary, shall visit the child or the young
regularly to the extent that is appropriate based on the child's
or the youngster's needs and desires. Law (2015:982).
section 8 cared for a child under this Act in a different home than
the Treasury, the social welfare Committee at least once every six months
consider whether the care is still needed and how care should be
targeted and designed.
When the child has been placed in the same foster home for three years
from the time the position was executed, the social welfare Committee
in particular, consider whether there are grounds to apply for
transfer of custody pursuant to Chapter 6. 8 § parental code.
Law (2012:776).
§ 9 a consent under section 6 to accept a child for
permanent care and upbringing are notified by the social welfare board in
same municipality as under 2 (a). responsible to meet
guardian's need for support and assistance.
The Board has provided consent in accordance with paragraph 6 fulfils the
the obligations in article 7. Law (2011:328).
section 10 individuals or associations may not engage in
activity designed to convey the child to the home referred to
in section 6.
section 11 on the custody of a child has been moved over to one or
two specially appointed guardian with whom the child previously
been familjehemsplacerat in the municipality may continue to
pay these guardians reasonable compensation. At such
transfer of custody to the social welfare Board provide special
appointed guardians, advice and support.
Advice and support should be given by the social welfare board in the municipality that
decided on special placement family home ordered
parent/guardian request Team (2012:776).
Placement of children across national borders
11 a of the Social Welfare Board may authorise a foreign authority
placing a child in Sweden only if
1. it is in the best interests of the child to be placed here, especially with
into account the child's affiliation here,
2. the child's attitude to the position as far as it is
possible has been clarified,
3. the child's legal guardian and, if the child is aged 15 or over, the child
agree to the measure,
4. conditions in the individual's home and the conditions
for home care are investigated by the Board,
5. the child has been granted a residence permit, if such a
a permit is required, and
6. the placement is made on the basis of Council Regulation (EC) no
2201/2003 of 27 november 2003 concerning jurisdiction and the
on the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and
matters of parental responsibility, repealing Regulation (EC) no
1347/2000, or with the support of the the Hague on 19 October 1996
dagtecknade Convention on jurisdiction, applicable law,
recognition, enforcement and cooperation in respect of
parental responsibility and measures for the protection of children.
Law (2012:321).
11 b of the Social Welfare Board may place a child in another country
only if the
1. it is in the best interests of the child to be placed where, especially with
into account the child's affiliation there,
2. the child's attitude to the position as far as it is
possible has been clarified,
3. the child's legal guardian and, if the child is aged 15 or over, the child
consent to the placement,
4. social welfare through an agreement with the competent
authority of the country where the child is to be placed has made it
possible to follow up the placement, and
5. the country has a satisfactory arrangement in terms of supervision.
Law (2012:321).
International adoptions
12 § a child domiciled abroad may not, without
Social Welfare Board consent is received in order to be adopted by the
someone who is not the child's parent or have custody of
the child. Consent shall be obtained before the child leaves the country
in which it has its habitual residence.
Permission may be granted only if the applicant is suited to
adopt. At the assessment, particular account shall be taken of
the applicant's knowledge and understanding of adopted children and their needs
and the planned adoptionens meaning, the applicant's age,
health, personal characteristics and social networks.
The applicant must also have participated in by the municipality designated
parental training prior to adoption.
If the applicant has adopted children from abroad in the past,
consent even if he or she has not participated in
parent education.
The mandate expires, unless the child is received in
home within 2 years of the consent was provided.
Act (2004:770).
paragraph 13 of The or those who want to adopt are required to notify to the
the Social Welfare Board if their circumstances change more significantly
during the time the consent is valid. The consent shall be revoked,
If the conditions for it no longer exist. The consent may
be revoked even if the child has been received by the
want to adopt, on a continued stay in them were not
consistent with the best interests of the child.
14 § When some children proposed for adoption, shall
the Social Welfare Board promptly and at the latest within two weeks of
those who want to adopt arrived with a notification of
This test if the consent shall be given to the adoption procedure
may continue. In the case of an adoption procedure
subject to the Act (1997:191) on the occasion of Sweden's
access to the Hague Convention on protection of children and cooperation
in case of inter-country adoption, the section 3 of the Act
applied. The period within which the examination is to be made may be extended
If there are serious reasons.
section 15 consent under section 12 to receive a child with
residence abroad in order to adopt it and a consent
under section 14 of the adoption procedure may continue
issued by the social welfare board in the same municipality as under 2 (a).
responsible to meet the applicant's needs
and help.
The social welfare board who provided consent under section 14 shall fulfil
the obligations in article 7. Law (2011:328).
16 § the right of authorised associations that in some
case convey children abroad for adoption, see
provisions in the Act (1997:192) concerning international
an adoption agency.
Chapter 7. Regulations on individual activities and notification requirements
(1) a corporation, an association, a community, a foundation
or an individual may not, without the permission of the
Inspectorate for health and social care profession
activities in the form of
1. support property or home for care or property under 6
ch.,
2. the properties corresponding to those referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 5 of the
the second paragraph or Chapter 5. the third subparagraph of paragraph 7,
3. home for some other heldygns care,
4. home or open activities for care for a limited number
by day or night, wherever business is conducted.
Permits are not required for the activities of the municipality by agreement
According to Chapter 2. § 5 delivery to an individual to
perform.
Municipal and county councils, who runs the operations referred to
in the first paragraph, and the municipality by agreement pursuant to Chapter 2. paragraph 5 of the
to the individual to pursue such activities,
notify this activity to the Inspectorate for health and social care
before the operation begins. Law (2015:982).
section 2 of the State to carry out the activities referred to in paragraph 1 shall
only be granted if the activities meet the requirements of good
quality and safety.
Authorisations shall be subject to conditions relevant for the quality
and safety of the operation.
If your business entirely or essentially altered or
is moved, the new State should be sought.
paragraph 3, the provisions of Chapter 11. sections 5 and 6 apply, mutatis
parts in individual activities under the inspection of
health and social care inspections under this Act. Notes and
other information in a personal file that belongs to a compilation
referred to in the Act (2001:454) concerning the processing of
personal information in social services should be preserved and then
expires two years after the last note was
the Act. The data shall not, however, be culled as long as data on
the same person has not culled according to the second paragraph.
Information in the recapitulative statement provided for in the Act concerning the processing
of personal information in social services to screen two years
After that the conditions to which the data relate has
ceased.
Screening should be completed not later than the calendar year after the
screening the obligation arose.
The social welfare board which decided on an operation carried out in a
individual activities may negotiate contracts with the operator
the activities that the documents should be forwarded to the Board when
screening the obligation arises. However, this does not
documents referred to in paragraph 3 (a). Law (2012:944).
3 a of the Documents in a personal record in individual activities
refers to children who have been placed or received in a home for the
care or housing, supported housing, or such property as referred to in
Chapter 5. the third subparagraph of paragraph 7 shall be provided for the conservation of
the social welfare Committee that decided on the operation, when
screening the obligation under section 3(1) shall arise.
When screening the obligation under section 3(1) shall arise
to documents in individual activities, for the sake of
research needs, in a representative sample of municipalities
and in other municipalities in the case of a representative sample of
people handed over for preservation of the social welfare board which
decided on the operation. Law (2015:982).
section 4 of an act in a personal record in individual activities
during the inspection for health and social care supervision according to this
law shall, if requested by the Act relate to, as soon as
possible be made available for reading or depreciation on
rather than, or in the transcript or copy, subject to
15. § 1.
A question about disclosure referred to in the first subparagraph shall be examined by the who
person responsible for the Act. He believes that the person act or
any portion of it, should not be released, he or she immediately
with a private opinion, submit the matter to the Inspectorate for health care
and care for the examination. Law (2012:944).
paragraph 5 of the Inspectorate for health care may decide that a
personal file of individual activities under supervision
supervision according to this law shall be taken care of
1. If the operations cease,
2. where, on the probable cause can be assumed that the person Act did not
will be handled in accordance with the provisions of this Act or
According to regulations issued under the Act, or
3. If the person responsible for the Act of applying for it, and it
There is a clear need to act is taken care of.
A pampered person act shall be returned, if possible
and there are no reasons for disposal in accordance with the first
paragraph. Decision in the matter of the return will be notified by
Inspectorate for health and long-term care, on application by the person at the
the decision on the disposal was responsible for personal act.
Person acts taken care of should be kept segregated in
Archives authority of the municipality where the files seized.
The personal files shall be kept for at least two years from the time they came
into the archives authority, however, the documents referred to in 7
Cape. 3 a of not screening. An authority dealing with a
personal file seized have, if a task from the Act
requested for a particular case, the same duty to disclose
the task which it had been responsible for the Act before
the disposal. Law (2012:944).
section 6, an anomaly or a real risk of a
anomaly, reported according to chapter 14. section 3, shall
in professional activities undertaken by the individual under investigation
conducts business.
The report and investigation and other documentation under 14
Cape. paragraph 6 should be retained and subsequently expires five years after the
the last note was.
The social welfare Board has decided about an operation carried out in
a professionally conducted individual activities, may negotiate contracts
with the activities of such documents
referred to in the second subparagraph shall be communicated to the Board when
screening the obligation arises. Law (2010:429).
Chapter 8. Fees
section 1 of the support and assistance of the character does not
cost responsibility for the individual patient. The municipality may, however,
except for children, take out compensation for the living of the
that is because of the abuse of alcohol, drugs or
comparable funds, care or treatment in a home for care
or property, or in a family home. Government Announces
regulations on the maximum compensation that may be charged for each
today. For other aid and relief operations, the municipality charge
reasonable compensation.
If a child through the Agency of the social welfare Board may care in another
home than their own, parents are bound to a reasonable
contribution to the municipality's expenses according to the basis as
the Government provides. The Social Welfare Board may in such cases be remunerated
maintenance payments relating to the child.
The provisions of the first subparagraph shall not apply in the case of services
for which a fee has been determined in accordance with section 2.
2 section For family counselling, activities for children and young people
According to Chapter 5. section 1 that are not support and assistance by
treatment character, parental training prior to adoption;
home care, day activities, dwelling in such a particular property as
referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 5, second subparagraph, or article 7, third paragraph, and
not covered by 12. land code or for other
similar social service, the municipality charge reasonable fees
According to the grounds of the municipality. The fees may be
not exceed the municipality's cost prices.
In the case of charges for home help, day activities and residence in
special accommodation offers additional provisions in paragraphs 3 to 9.
Law (2015:982).
section 3 Of the price base amount referred to in this chapter the price base amount
According to Chapter 2. 6 and 7 of the social code.
Law (2010:1284).
section 4 of the fee basis "means the income that an individual can
likely to receive during the next 12 months, divided
with the same amount per month.
Income shall be calculated pursuant to chapter 102. 29 § 1, 2,
4 and 5 of the social code. For the purposes of chapter 102.
29 § 4 beam shall be only such income referred to in 97
Cape. 13 paragraph 1 are included. That income shall also
count housing allowances under the 96-98 chapter, especially
Housing supplement under Chapter 102. section 26 and the housing allowance in accordance with the
103 a-103 e Cape. the same beam. A municipality may in its tariff decision
determine that the income should be calculated in a way that is more
beneficial for the individual.
In the case of spouses shall be deemed to be the individual's income
half of the spouses ' total revenue. Law (2011:1518).
§ 5/expires U: 2016-07-01/
The individual's contributions may
1. for home care and daytime activities, together with fees
referred to in the sixth paragraph of section 26 of the health care Act
(1982:763), per month up to a maximum of one twelfth of 0.48
times the price base amount,
2. for housing in particular property per month up to a maximum of one
twelfth of 0.50 times the price base amount. Law (2010:250).
§ 5/entry into force: 07/01/2016
The individual's contributions may
1. for home care and daytime activities, together with fees
referred to in the sixth paragraph of section 26 of the health care Act
(1982:763), per month up to a maximum of one twelfth of 0.5392
times the price base amount,
2. for housing in particular property per month up to a maximum of one
twelfth of 0.5539 times the price base amount. Law (2015:967).
section 6 charges under section 5 may not amount to such a large
amounts that the individual not reserved sufficient funds of
its charging base for their personal needs and other
normal cost of living (reserved for amount). When the fees
In addition, the municipality shall ensure that
omsorgstagarens spouse or common-law partner does not suffer an unreasonable
worsening economic situation. If the charges are based on the
individual's ability to pay, the contribution base is calculated
According to paragraph 4. Law (2001:847).
section 7 of the municipality shall determine the individual amount is reserved to
by calculating the individual's cost of living, but
accommodation cost, on the basis of a minimum amount.
Accommodation cost should be calculated separately and added to the
the minimum amount. For such accommodation cost referred to in paragraph 5 shall
no reservations may be made.
Minimum amount shall, subject to section 8, always per
month be not less than one-twelfth of
1.1.3546 times the price base amount for single persons, or
2.1.1446 times the price base amount for each of the
sammanlevande spouses and cohabiting couples.
The minimum amount referred to in the first subparagraph shall cover
normal expenses for food, clothing, shoes, leisure, hygiene,
newspaper, telephone, radio and TV fee, home insurance,
Open health care, dental care, electricity,
consumables, travel, furniture, kitchen utensils and medicines.
Law (2009:1233).
section 8 of the municipality shall raise the minimum reasonable if
the individual because of the particular circumstances have permanently
needs of a not insignificant amount greater than that specified in
the second subparagraph of paragraph 7.
The municipality may reduce the minimum reasonable if the
individual does not have a fee for such an item listed in paragraph 7 of the
the third paragraph because
1. the cost is included in the fee for home care and daytime activities,
2. the cost is included in the fee or rent for housing in particular
property, or
3. the post is provided free of charge.
Law (2001:847).
§ 9 the municipality shall amend a charge if any relationship
impact fee has been changed. The fee may be amended
without prior notice, if the change is due to the
changes in the price base amount.
An amendment fee shall apply from the month following the
the month in which the reason for the change has occurred. A change
However, the levy shall apply from the month during
what the circumstances have arisen that give rise to the amendment,
If the conditions relating to the whole of that month. Law (2001:847).
Chapter 9. Recoveries, etc.
§ 1 if someone through false declarations or by
failure to submit information or otherwise
caused to financial assistance pursuant to Chapter 4. 1 § paid
out improperly or with excessive amounts, the social welfare Committee
recover what has been paid too much.
If anyone otherwise than as referred to in the first subparagraph has taken
receive such financial aid improperly or with excessive
amount and reasonably should have known this, the social welfare Committee
recover what has been paid too much. Law (2015:970).
section 2 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in cases other than those referred to in paragraph 1,
recovery of aid that the individual has obtained pursuant to Chapter 4.
(1) only if it has been left
1. advance payment on a benefit or compensation,
2. to any person who is involved in the labour dispute, or
3. to the who because of conditions that he or she does not
been able to prevail over intercepted to dispose of their income
and assets.
Have the financial support provided in other cases than those referred to in Chapter 4.
section 1 of the social welfare Board may recover the aid, if it has been given in
terms and conditions for repayment.
A decision relating to the financial support that can be
recovered pursuant to this section shall be in writing.
The decision shall contain information about the
circumstances under this paragraph constitutes the basis for
reimbursement. The decision shall be communicated to the individual.
paragraph 3 of the social Affairs Committee would like to bring an action for compensation as an individual
not refund volunteered for the financial support referred to in 1
or section 2 or for costs which the municipality has been under 8
Cape. Article 1, first and second subparagraphs, shall be brought in
the administrative court within three years from the municipality's costs
arose. Proceedings are instituted before the Administrative Tribunal within whose judicial district
the individual is resident.
Action for compensation shall not be granted if the
replacement culprit by refunding the cost or a portion
This can be assumed to be unable to clear their supply or
their daily way of life in General, or otherwise special reasons
speaks against granting the claim. Law (2009:836).
section 4 of the Social Welfare Board may waive, in whole or in part, the
liability referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 and in Chapter 8. 1 §
the first and second subparagraphs.
10 Cape. Board Organization
The Social Welfare Board
section 1 Of the social welfare board applies what is prescribed if boards
the local Government Act (1991:900).
section 2 of the Social Welfare Board shall itself or through agents bring the municipality's
the action in matters which, under this Act or any other
Constitution is for social welfare.
section 3 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in the General Council, the municipal government and
other Councils and other authorities make the
requests that the Board considers necessary.
The Social Welfare Committee may obtain advice and information from
the Municipal Council and other boards and from the preparations and
officials of the home municipality, when it is necessary for the Board's
activity.
Delegation
section 4 of the Mandate to decide on behalf of the social welfare Board may be
only to a special section that consists of members or
Deputy member of the Board in matters that are the responsibility of the Board
According to Chapter 6. 6, 8 and 11 to 13 of this Act, sections 4 and 6, section 11
the first and second paragraphs, section 13, paragraph 14, 21, 22,
24, 26, 27 and 43 of the Act (1990:52) with special
provisions on the care of the young, as well as 11 and 13 of the Act
(1988:870) for the care of drug users in some cases.
The first paragraph also applies in cases referred to in Chapter 6. 14 § about
consent is refused and the decision pursuant to Chapter 9. section 3 of that Act
recovery under Chapter 9. § 1. Law (2012:321).
paragraph 5 of the Mandate to decide on behalf of the social welfare Board may
apply the parental concern only the information specified in
the following statutes
– Chapter 1 4 and 9 § § parental code,
– Chapter 2. 1, 4-6, 8-9 § § parental code, however, does not power
According to § 9 to decide not to commence investigation or to
lay down a stub investigation,
– Chapter 3. 5, 6 and 8 § § parental code,
– Chapter 6. section 6, paragraph 14 (a) and paragraph 15 (a)
the parental code,
– Chapter 6. 13 a of the parental code, but only to a specific
Department that consists of members or alternates of the Committee,
– Chapter 6. paragraph 15 (c) parental,
– Chapter 6. section 19 of the parental decisions to appoint
investigators in cases of child custody, visitation, property or
– Chapter 7. 7 § parental code regarding the approval of
agreement about child support to be paid for longer periods
than three months,
— Chapter 11. 16 paragraph parental code.
Mission to decide on behalf of the social welfare Board shall not include
power to make decisions on matters referred to in Chapter 5. section 2 of the
This law or to comply with the Board's functions under Chapter 16 of the.
section 18 or 18 kap. section 19 of the social insurance code.
Law (2012:132).
section 6 of the regulations on the right to make decisions in certain cases in
Social Welfare Board exists in the Act (1990:52) with special
provisions on the care of young people and Act (1988:870) for the care of
drug users in some cases.
11 kap. Handling cases
section 1 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, without delay, initiate an investigation of what
that by application, registration or otherwise have come to
the Board's attention and which could give rise to any action of
Board.
What has come up in the investigation and relevant
for the handling of a key should be exploited in a reliable
way. Law (2012:776).
1 a section When a notification under paragraph 1 relates to children or young people
the Social Welfare Board shall immediately make an assessment as to whether the child or the
kids are in need of immediate protection. Such an assessment should
documented.
Decision to open or not to open an investigation shall, if it does not
There are serious reasons, be taken within fourteen days after the
notification has been received. Such a decision does not, however,
be made whether there is already an ongoing investigation about the children or the
kid in question. Law (2012:776).
section 2 of an investigation of whether the social welfare committee needs to intervene to
a child's protection or aid may board, for the assessment of
the need for action, consulting experts and otherwise take the
contacts as needed.
The investigation will be conducted to prevent any unnecessary exposure to
damage or inconvenience. The investigation should not be made more
comprehensive than is justified by the circumstances in
case.
The investigation should be conducted promptly and be completed no later than
within four months. Are there specific reasons, social welfare
decide to extend the investigation for some time.
Persons concerned by such an investigation shall, unless special
reasons speak against it, immediately informed that an investigation has
commenced. Law (2012:776).
§ 3 when someone needs to be nurtured in a home for care or property,
supported housing or family home, a plan is drawn up for the
health care social welfare intends to organise (care plan).
For children and young people who are cared for in a home for care or property,
supported housing or family home should a plan be drawn up of how
health care should be implemented (implementation plan).
Health care and the implementation plan will also include measures and
efforts of other principals are responsible for. Law (2015:982).
section 4 of the Social Welfare Committee is obliged to complete an investigation in accordance with
section 2 and take a decision on the case even if the child change
stay municipality. The same applies if an investigation initiated pursuant to
section 1 and the case relating to the care of addicts. The new
stay at the municipality is obliged, upon request, to assist with the
study the social welfare Board may need to take decisions in
case.
The first subparagraph shall not apply if the new stay municipality
agree to take over the investigation of the case, or if the
the case is otherwise transferred. Lag (2003:407).
4 a of the Social Welfare Board may decide on the follow-up of a child's
situation when an investigation relating to the child's need of support
or protection ended without a decision on the action.
Such monitoring may take place if the child, without conditions
referred to in the Act (1990:52), with specific provisions on health
by young, are deemed to be in particular need of Board
support or protection, but consent to such action is missing.
Law (2012:776).
4 b of the Social Welfare Board may decide on the follow-up of a child's
situation after a placement in a foster family or in
a home for care or property has ceased.
Such monitoring may take place if the child, without conditions
referred to in the Act (1990:52), with specific provisions on health
by young, are deemed to be in particular need of Board
support or protection, but consent to such action is missing.
Law (2012:776).
4 c section At a follow-up under 4 (a) or 4 b of the Board may take
the contacts referred to in paragraph 2 and converse with
the child in accordance with section 10, third paragraph.
The follow-up should end no later than two months from the
investigation concerning a child's need for support and protection
terminated or placement has ended or when the Board
before that finds reasons to initiate investigation under Chapter 11.
Article 1, first paragraph.
The Board shall notify the child aged 15 or over and the guardian
concerned about the decision to start and end
the follow-up. Law (2012:776).
section 5 handling of matters relating to the individual as well as the implementation
the decision on aid efforts, care and treatment,
documented. The documentation shall show decisions and actions
taken in the matter, as well as facts and events
of importance.
Documents relating to an individual's personal circumstances shall
stored so that unauthorized persons do not have access to them.
section 6 of the dossier must be designed with due respect for the
individual's integrity. The individual should be informed of the
notes and other notes kept about him
or her. If the individual believes that any task in
the documentation is incorrect this must be noted.
section 7 of the Social Welfare Board shall in all cases apply the provisions
in paragraph 13 of the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223).
section 8 in respect of the social welfare board which relate to the exercise of public authority
against any individual Board shall apply the following provisions
in administrative law (1986:223):
-paragraph 14 of a party's right to communicate
orally,
-16 and 17 sections of a party's right to receive information,
-section 20 on motivation of decisions,
-section 21 on notification of the decision,
-26 § correcting typos and the like.
The provisions of §§ 16 and 17 administrative law does
not information relating to any other claimant in a case concerning a
such accommodation as referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 5 of the second paragraph or section 7 of the
third subparagraph, or if any other similar social service.
The first subparagraph shall also apply in the case of
an application or an opinion to another authority in proceedings
or case involving the exercise of public authority against individual of this.
§ 9 The who by virtue of section 8, shall be given an opportunity to
comment under section 17 of the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223) has the right to
get priority before the Board, unless special reasons causing the
other things.
It provided the opportunity to be heard shall be advised of their
right to seniority before the Board.
section 10 when an action relating to a child, the child shall obtain relevant
information. A child shall be given the opportunity to express their
opinions in matters relating to the child. If the child is not in front of their
opinions, should his or her stance as far as
possible be clarified by other means. The views of the child and
setting should be attached importance in relation to his
or her age and maturity.
A child who has reached 15 years of age has the right to bring its own action
in matters under this Act. A child who is younger,
be heard in a Court of law, if the child is not likely to be damaged by it.
When such an investigation referred to in paragraph 2 If the need of intervention
to a child's welfare or child support may be heard without
guardian's consent and without the person having custody is
at present. The same applies in the event of an investigation on the social welfare board
initiatives on the transfer of custody pursuant to Chapter 6. 7 or
8 § parental code. Law (2012:776).
section 11 of the Social Welfare Board has the right to access information about
benefit, compensation or other assistance to the individual in the Centre
student aid, insurance, Pensions Authority
and unemployment funds. If there is any reason for it to be
These authorities and the unemployment insurance funds on their own initiative
provide such information to the social welfare committee.
Government Announces additional regulations on the
information to be disclosed in accordance with the first paragraph.
Law (2009:1005).
11 a of the Social Welfare Board has the right to access information about
individuals in the employment service. If there is any reason for it to be
The employment service, on its own initiative, provide such information
to the social welfare committee.
Government Announces additional rules on data
to be disclosed in accordance with the first paragraph. Law (2008:971).
11 b of the Social Welfare Board has the right to take part in Swedish tax agency
information about the individual that relates to income from capital, according to
the income tax Act (1999:1229) or refund of tax
under the tax Procedure Act (2011:1244). If there are reasons
for it to the tax office on his own initiative, may submit such
information to the social welfare committee.
Government Announces additional regulations on the
information to be disclosed in accordance with the first paragraph.
Law (2011:1407).
11 c § Social Welfare Board has the right to access information
submitted in matters relating to compensation under the Act (2010:197) if
provisioning efforts for some newly arrived immigrants with a
authority which hears matters relating to compensation under the law.
Law (2010:204).
12 § communication with individual case or matter under this
law relating to the exercise of public authority, 34 to 38, and 47 to 51 of the
procedural law (2010:1932) do not apply. Law (2010:1972).
12 Cape. Processing of data
Thinning
paragraph 1 of the notes and other information in a personal file of
the Social Welfare Board which belongs to such a data compilation
referred to in the Act (2001:454) concerning the processing of personal data
in social services, expires five years after the last
the note was in the Act. The information shall not, however,
expires as long as information about the same person has not culled by
Board in accordance with the second subparagraph.
Information in the recapitulative statement provided for in the Act concerning the processing
of personal information in social services, screening five years
After that the conditions to which the data relate has
ceased.
Screening shall be completed not later than the calendar year after the
to screen the obligation arose. Lag (2003:135).
section 2 of the Following documents may not be pruned with the support of
the provisions of article 1, first paragraph:
1. documents received or prepared in connection with the
investigation of paternity or parenting according to Chapter 1. § 9
the parental code,
2. documents received or prepared in connection with the
investigation about adoption,
3. documents received or prepared in connection with the
that a child has been placed or received in a home for the
care or accommodation, family homes, supported housing, such property as
referred to in Chapter 5. the third subparagraph of paragraph 7 or other single home
does not belong to any of the parents or someone else who has
custody of the child.
Agreement in accordance with Chapter 6. section 6, paragraph 14 (a) or section 15 (a)
third paragraph parental code approved by the social welfare board
must not be pruned until the child reached the age of eighteen years.
Documents should be exempted from deletion under
the provisions in § 1 for the sake of research needs in a
representative sample of municipalities and in other municipalities
in respect of a representative sample of people.
Law (2015:982).
3 repealed by law (2003:135).
4 repealed by law (2003:135).
Social Committee's obligation, etc.
section 5 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, in accordance with what the Government closer to
provide, disclose personal information to the National Board for
important statistical purposes.
section 6 of the Social Welfare Committee shall disclose personal information to Government
authorities, when requested for research purposes and it can
be done without risk to the individual or any person or
her loved one suffers but.
section 7 of the Social Welfare Committee shall, on the request of another authority
information to this if paid financial help, if the purpose
is to avoid undue payments from the General
or an improper taxation.
If the municipality's tasks in social services undertaken by several
Councils, each such Committee, to the extent it is requested,
to the other leave
1. the information that a person is at issue in a case in
social services, and
2. the information necessary to administer the distribution
of sites in specific types of settlement in the municipality.
The obligation under the second subparagraph shall not apply to
information covered by the obligation of professional secrecy pursuant to chapter 26. paragraph 3 of the
public access to information and secrecy (2009:400).
Law (2011:1407).
section 8 Has a court had sentenced someone to youth care or to
youth service, the social welfare Board shall notify the
the Prosecutor's Office, if it can be assumed that there are
prerequisites for action referred to in paragraph 30 (b) Act (1964:167)
Special provisions for young offenders, or 32. 4 §
the Penal Code. Law (2006:901).
section 9 If the social welfare Committee in their operations to comply with something that
suggests that new funds are being used for drug purposes or to
changes in the patterns of known agents, the Board
without delay, notify the public health agency.
Team (2013:633).
section 10 Of Chapter 10. section 2 of the public access to information and secrecy
(2009:400) indicates that social welfare notwithstanding the privacy
can the police breakage which prevent Board. Of 10
Cape. 21-23 of the same law to privacy even in some
other cases does not prevent information concerning suspicion of
crimes are provided to the public prosecutor's Office, Police Department,
The security police or other authority responsible
to take action against the crime.
The same is true under 10 Cape. section 19 of the same law information
is needed to prevent an imminent or cancel a
ongoing offences referred to in the said section. Of the 10 Cape. 18 a of the
the same law privacy nor prevents a
task relating to an individual who has not attained the age of twenty-one years
be submitted to Police or security service in
crime prevention order under certain specified conditions.
From social services, notwithstanding the confidentiality is provided
1. information about whether someone stays in a home for care
or property, support, property or family home, where the data for
in particular cases it is requested by a court, a Prosecutor,
Police, Security Police, The Swedish Enforcement Administration
or the Revenue Commissioners,
2. If a student needed for examination of a
subject to separate him from tertiary education or
the police program. Law (2015:982).
Chapter 13. Supervision, etc.
section 1 of the health and social care Inspectorate supervises
the social services and activities at home as referred to in Chapter 6.
section 3.
Supervision of individual business concerns
1. activities for which a permit is required under Chapter 7. 1 §
the first subparagraph,
2. the activities of a municipality by agreement pursuant to Chapter 2. § 5 has
forwarded to the individual to perform, as well as
3. other single activity the municipality of procuring services
from to fulfill obligations under this Act.
Law (2012:944).
2 § Supervision under this law means the examination of the
activities referred to in article 1 comply with the requirements and objectives, as referred to in
laws and other regulations and decisions that have been issued
by virtue of such regulations.
Notice under sections 5 and 8, revocation of permits and
prohibitions under sections 9 and 11 shall be used only when the business
does not meet the requirements of the laws, regulations and other
regulations. Law (2009:596).
paragraph 3 of the Inspectorate for health and social care, within the framework of their
supervision
1. advise and give guidance,
2. check that the shortcomings and irregularities are remedied,
3. share knowledge and experience gained through
supervision, and
4. inform and advise the public.
Law (2012:944).
4 § In supervision with regard to children's conditions, the child to be heard
If it can be assumed that the child does not damage the call.
The child may be heard without the guardian's consent and without
guardian is present. Law (2009:596).
§ 5 The operating as regulated under
This law is liable to the Inspectorate for health and social care
request to hand over documents and other materials relating to the
activities and provide the information on the activities that
the inspection needs for its supervision.
Inspectorate for health care may submit to the
operates to leave what is claimed under the first
paragraph. A decision on the injunction may be subject to a penalty.
Law (2012:944).
section 6 of the Inspectorate for health and social care or authority
ordains is right to inspect the activities under
its oversight. The person who performs the inspection has the right to have
access to premises or other facilities used for
the business. For access to housing, however, requires that the
or the property leaving his consent to inspection. The
who performs the inspection has the right to temporarily dispose
documents and other materials related to the business. The whose
activities to be inspected is obliged to provide the help that
needed during the inspection. Law (2012:944).
7 § during such inspection as specified in section 6, the performing
the inspection has the right to get the help of the police authority
needed for the inspection to be carried out.
Law (2014:761).
section 8 Of the Inspectorate for health care finds that it is in
activities regulated under this act occurs
an anomaly that has relevance to an individual's
opportunities to get the actions to which they are entitled,
the Inspectorate shall submit to the responsible for the activity that
remedying the anomaly. An order shall contain
information on the measures that the Inspectorate considers necessary for
the alleged maladministration to be eliminated. A
decision on the injunction may be subject to a penalty.
Inspectorate for health and long-term care may also submit to the municipality
or the counties which have not fulfilled their
the notification obligation under Chapter 7. Article 1, third paragraph to
fulfil this obligation. A decision on the injunction may
combined with a penalty. Law (2012:944).
section 9 If an anomaly is referred to in paragraph
serious and the Inspectorate for health and social care procedure
not been followed, the supervision authority may decide to fully or partially
revoke the authorization for the operation. If the business does not
are subject to licensing requirements, inspection instead decide to
prohibit in whole or in part.
If the maladministration means danger to an individual's life, health
or personal safety in General, the Inspectorate for health care
and care without prior summons may decide to fully or
partially revoke the authorization for the operation. If the business
is not subject to licensing requirements, inspection instead decide
to prohibit in whole or in part.
Law (2012:944).
section 10 If there is probable cause for a State completely
or in part will be revoked or if there is
probable reasons for the business in whole or in part will
to be prohibited under section 9, and such a decision cannot
seriously, the Inspectorate for health and social care, decide to
until further notice, prohibit in whole or in part.
Decision within the meaning of the first subparagraph applies for a maximum of six months. If
There are serious reasons, the validity may be extended
with a further six months. Law (2012:944).
section 11 If failure to comply with obligations under the Act
(2007:171) if the registry checks on staff at some properties
who will receive the child is of a serious nature, the Inspectorate for
health care may decide to revoke the authorisation for
the business. If the activity is not subject to licensing requirements,
the Inspectorate decide to prohibit continued operations.
Law (2015:982).
Chapter 14. Notice of, and the remedying of irregularities, etc.
§ 1 the following authorities and professionals are required to
immediately notify the social welfare committee if they in their activities,
knowledge of or suspect a child is being mistreated:
1. Government agencies whose activities concern children and young people,
2. other agencies within health care, other
suspect in investigative activities, social services,
The prison service, the police and the security police,
3. employees of such authorities as referred to in 1 and 2, and
4. those active in professional conducted individual
activities and fulfill the tasks concerning children and young people
or within such other activities in health care
or in the social service field.
Those who are involved in family counseling are required to
immediately notify the social welfare committee if they in their activities,
knowledge that a child be sexually exploited or exposed to
physical or mental abuse in the home.
Authorities, executives and professionals listed in
the first subparagraph shall be obliged to provide the social welfare committee all
information that may be relevant to the investigation of a
children's need for support and protection.
If the notification from the Ombudsman for children, the provisions of section 7 of the
Act (1993:335) on children's ombudsman. Law (2015:982).
1 a of the Social Welfare Board should offer the child, guardian and
the notification under paragraph 1 a meeting of the
the best interests of the child are appropriate. Law (2012:776).
1 b of the Social Welfare Board shall inform the notifier, in accordance with
section 1 of that investigation has been initiated, not initiated or already
is in progress. Such information shall, on request, be submitted to the notifier
If, having regard to the circumstances, are not inappropriate to
do this. Law (2012:776).
1 c § any person who becomes aware or suspects that an
child maltreatment should report this to the social welfare committee.
Law (2012:776).
section 2 everyone who fulfils tasks in social services or
at the Swedish National Board of institutional care, contribute to the
activities and the actions carried out are of good
quality. Law (2010:429).
section 3 of The performing tasks in social services or at
The Swedish National Board of institutional care shall report immediately if he
or she pays attention to or has knowledge of a
anomaly or a real risk of a
anomaly, relating to receiving, or eligible
for, efforts within the business.
The reporting obligation is fulfilled
1. in pursuit of the professional activities of that individual
operates,
2. in operations at the Swedish National Board of institutional care to
management, and
3. in all other respects to the relevant social welfare board. Law (2010:429).
section 4 of the one under paragraph 3 shall receive reports shall inform the
performing tasks in their respective activities on the
obligations that he or she has under sections 2 and 3.
Law (2010:429).
5 § the professional activities undertaken, in particular,
pursuant to paragraph 3 shall receive reports to inform the concerned
Social Welfare Committee on the reports he has received.
Law (2010:429).
section 6, an anomaly or a real risk of a
anomaly, to be documented, investigated and remedied or
be removed without delay. Law (2010:429).
section 7 a serious anomaly or a real risk of
a serious anomaly, shall promptly be reported to the
Inspectorate for health and social care. The investigation made by
reason of the incident shall be attached to the notification. The notification shall
be made by
1. the social welfare committee,
2. the professionally engaged in individual activities, or
3. The State Board of Department management.
The professionally engaged in one-on-one activities shall inform
social welfare committee concerned about notification. Law (2012:944).
15. Professional secrecy
§ 1 the person is or has been active in professional
conducted individual activities relating to operations under this Act
must not improperly disclose what he or she thereby have been told
If an individual's personal circumstances.
section 2 of the one who is or has been active in the individual
family counseling may not improperly disclose a task as a
individual has submitted in confidence or collected in
connection with the advice.
section 3 of the public activity concerning public access to information and
secrecy (2009:400). Law (2009:496).
16. Other provisions
1 repealed by law (2011:328).
2 repealed by law (2011:328).
Appeal and enforcement of decision
paragraph 3 of the Social Committee's decision may be appealed to the General
Administrative Court, if the Board has announced the decision in question
If
– application under 2 (a). section 8,
– assistance pursuant to Chapter 4. section 1,
– refusal or reduction of continued income support
According to Chapter 4. section 5,
– the prohibition or restriction referred to in Chapter 5. section 2,
– consent pursuant to Chapter 6. section 6,
– consent pursuant to Chapter 6. section 12,
– revocation of consent in accordance with Chapter 6. section 13,
– consent pursuant to Chapter 6. section 14, or
– fees or reserved amount in accordance with Chapter 8. sections 4 to 9.
Decisions on matters referred to in the first subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
An administrative law or Chamber right may, however, order the
its decision is to be enforced only after it has become final
force.
At the request of the applicant, the execution of decisions on
assistance under Chapter 4. § 1 shall be postponed if the execution takes place
in a free market system under the Act (2008:962) if
free market system. Law (2015:970).
section 4 of the Inspectorate for health care decisions may be appealed
to the General administrative courts in matters of
1. authorization under Chapter 7. section 1,
2. treatment of personal file under Chapter 7. section 5,
3. notice under Chapter 13. 5 and 8, sections,
4. withdrawal of permission and prohibition under Chapter 13.
9-11 sections, as well as
5. transfer of case under 2 (a). 11.
In the matter of the appeal of the Inspectorate for health and social care
decision under Chapter 7. section 4 applies mutatis mutandis in Chapter 6.
7-11 § § publicity and secrecy (2009:400).
Other decisions by the Inspectorate for health and social care under this
law may not be appealed.
Decision of the National Board of health and welfare pursuant to Chapter 16. section 6, second paragraph
may not be appealed.
Decisions of Inspectorate for health and long-term care and the courts in
the case referred to in the first subparagraph 2, 3 and 4 applies
immediately. Team (2013:1146).
4 a of the law enforcement agency shall provide the necessary assistance to
execution of a decision on the disposal of personal record.
Request for such assistance, however, may only be made if
1. the particular circumstances give reason to suspect that
the operation cannot be carried out without a police man's special
powers under section 10 of the law on police (1984:387)
used, or
2. There are serious reasons.
Law (2014:761).
§ 5 permission is required for an appeal to the Administrative Court of
of decision under this Act.
Fine
section 6 of the fined person who
1. violates a prohibition or restriction
delivered with support
of Chapter 5. section 2,
2. infringes any of the provisions of Chapter 6. section 6 of the first
paragraph or section 12, first paragraph, or, unless the Act is
faced with penalties in the Act (1997:192) concerning international
adoption agency, section 10,
3. without permission runs activities referred to in Chapter 7. section 1,
4. in contravention of a prohibition issued under Chapter 13. 9
or section 10 continues operations.
Public prosecution for offences referred to in the first subparagraph 1 or 2
may be instituted only with the consent of the National Board of health and welfare.
Public prosecution for offences referred to in the first subparagraph 3 or 4
may be instituted only with the consent of the Inspectorate for health care
and care. Law (2012:944).
Special fee
6 a of a municipality that is not within a reasonable time provide
assistance under Chapter 4. section 1 which anyone is entitled under
a decision of the social welfare committee, shall be required to pay a special
fee. The same applies to a municipality that is not within a reasonable time
new provides aid after the execution
by such a decision.
A municipality that is not within a reasonable time provide assistance
According to Chapter 4. section 1 which anyone is entitled pursuant to a
judicial decision, shall be required to pay a special fee.
The same applies to a municipality that is not within a reasonable time on the new
provide assistance after the execution of a
such a decisive interruption.
Special fee shall not be required if the individual under paragraph 3 of
third paragraph, requested to postpone the execution.
If a municipality of residence, with the support of 2 (a). 6 § 2 has requested
to a municipality to enforce a decision, shall
stay at the municipality in the case referred to in the first and second subparagraphs
pay the special levy under this section.
Fees paid under this section to the State.
Law (2011:328).
6 b of the special levy is fixed at not less than ten thousand
dollars and not more than one million dollars.
When the rate of charge shall be taken into account, in particular, how
long delay has lasted and how seriously it otherwise
can be considered.
Levy may remitted if there are serious reasons for it. In
make a case, no fee will be charged.
Law (2006:495).
6 c § questions about specific charge be examined after the application of
Inspectorate for health and long-term care of the administrative law in
the area where the municipality is located. Law (2012:944).
paragraph 6 (d) If a municipality having has been ordered to pay special
fee still fails to provide assistance,
new special levy under section 6 (a) first and second subparagraphs
be tried out. Law (2006:495).
6 e § special fee in accordance with paragraph 6 (a) shall be
only if the application referred to in paragraph 6 (c) communicated to the municipality within two years from
the timing of the promotion decision aid or within
two years of the operation of the promotion decision
been interrupted.
Special fee in accordance with paragraph 6 (a) may be tried out only if
the application referred to in paragraph 6 (c) communicated to the municipality within two years from the
the judgment has become final if aid or within two years from the
to the enforcement of the judgment.
If a municipality referred to in paragraph 6 (a) shall pay the
special levy, first and second paragraphs shall relate to
stay at the municipality. Law (2011:328).
Reporting obligations
paragraph 6 (f) the Social Welfare Committee shall to the Inspectorate for health and social care
and to the Auditors referred to in Chapter 3. paragraph 8 of the local Government Act
(1991:900) report any promotion Board decision pursuant to Chapter 4.
paragraph 1 of which has not been enforced within three months from the date of
the decision. For each decision shall specify the date of the Board
the decision and the type of assistance the decision applies and
briefly state the reasons for the delay.
The Social Welfare Board shall forward to the supervisory authority for the care and
care, and partly to the Auditors report all promotion
Board decisions under Chapter 4. paragraph 1 of which has not been enforced on new
within three months from the date of execution was suspended. For
each decision shall specify the date of the decision, the Board and the
What type of assistance the decision applies and briefly state the
the reasons for the delay.
Reporting under this section shall be made once per
quarter of the year. Law (2012:944).
6 g § Social Welfare Board shall to the Inspectorate for health and social care
and to the Auditors referred to in Chapter 3. paragraph 8 of the local Government Act
(1991:900) to notify when the Board has implemented a promotion
decisions which, according to paragraph 6 (f) have been reported that are not enforced.
Date of implementation should be specified. Law (2012:944).
6 h § Social Welfare Board shall submit to the Council a
Statistics report on how many of the Board's promotion decisions
According to Chapter 4. paragraph 1 of which has not been enforced within three months
from the date of the respective decision. The Board shall further specify the
What types of assistance these decisions and how long
that has elapsed from the date of the respective decision.
The Board shall also submit to the Council a statistics report
over how many of the Board's promotion decision pursuant to Chapter 4. 1 §
that has not been effected within three months from the date
When the execution was halted. The Board shall further specify the
types of assistance these decision applies and the amount of time that has
elapsed from the date of the respective decision.
Reporting under this section shall be made once per
quarter of the year. Law (2006:495).
6 of § If a municipality of residence have requested enforcement under
2 a Cape. 6 § 2, the requirement of 6 f-6 h sections to report
to the Inspectorate for health and social care and to
City Council refer to even stay municipality. Law (2012:944).
Intoxicants, etc.
section 7 to the extent that the operator of a home for care or property,
operated by the county or municipality, decides that, as
prepared treatment which do not possess alcohol or other
intoxicants. The same is true of syringes
or needles which may be used for injection into
the human body.
If such property is encountered in an inmate, or any
else in the home without known owner,
It may be disposed of. The who head home to let
destroy or dispose of such property in accordance with the provisions of
seized property in 2 § 1, first subparagraph, Act (1958:205) if
confiscation of alcoholic beverages, etc. amount received
When selling to the State.
Municipalities outside the County
section 8 of this Act if the county councils shall apply also
to a municipality that is not part of any County.
Social service in the war, etc.
§ 9 the Government may announce specific regulations on
social services under this Act, if the Kingdom will in time of war or
war danger or if there is such extraordinary conditions
that is caused by war or danger of war that the Empire has
found themselves in.
Appropriations
section 10 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines
may notify such rules in social services program
needed for the protection of an individual's life, personal security
or health 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. 11.
The Government or the authority that the Government may
also notify such provisions as are necessary for the protection of
an individual's life, personal safety or health at work
at such homes referred to in Chapter 6. section 3. Law (2009:596).
Prohibition of transformation
section 11 If a direction has been joined with penalties pursuant to this
team gets the penalty not transformed into prison.
Law (2009:596).
Transitional provisions
2001:453
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2002, when
the Social Service Act (1980:620) expires.
2. A State or a ban under the old law shall
be deemed to be a condition or prohibition under this Act.
3. An appeal against decisions of the County Administrative Board or social Board
taken prior to the entry into force of this law shall be considered
in accordance with the provisions of the old law.
4. an application for permission to engage in such activities as
referred to in Chapter 7. section 1 of this law made before entry into force,
but as far as time after 1 January 2002 shall be examined in the
accordance with the provisions of this law.
2001:847
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2003 in respect of 8
Cape. paragraph 4, and on 1 July 2002.
2. in the case of a decision under Chapter 8. 2 § given before
entry into force but which relate to time thereafter, the new
the provisions apply with respect to the time after
the entry into force.
3. An appeal against a decision as referred to in Chapter 8. paragraph 2 of the decision
before 1 July 2002 shall be tested according to paragrafens older
amended in so far as it relates to the period before the entry into force. For the
part of the decision relating to the period after the entry into force,
the examination shall be made in accordance with the new provisions.
2002:437
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2002.
2. Older provisions apply in the case of delay in
enforcement of judgments given before the law
date of entry into force.
2003:737
This law shall enter into force on 1 January 2004. If a taxing authority
under older rules in Chapter 12. 10 section has
requested information from the social services, shall, after the entry into force
Instead, the information is given to the Revenue Commissioners.
2004:770
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2005.
2. Older regulations shall apply in cases in which the application for
consent has been received by the social welfare committee before 1 January
2005.
2004:851
This law shall enter into force on 1 January 2005. The provisions of 2
Cape. paragraph 6 also apply to activities which are
carried out before the entry into force.
2006:495
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2006.
2. in the case of special fee by reason of delay in
execute a municipality's promotion decisions may only time from
with its entry into force shall be taken into account in assessing whether a reasonable
time exceeded. The same applies in the case of special fee
in view of the delay in the execution of a municipal
favoritism or court decisions favouring ruling, if
execution of the decision or judgment.
2007:1315
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 april 2008.
2. Thinning by virtue of the rules set out in Chapter 7. section 3 of its new
wording may be made no earlier than april 1, 2010.
3. the provisions of Chapter 7. 3 a section does not apply if the last
Note in the file have been made before the entry into force of
This law.
2007:1429
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2008.
2. This provision applies only to income earned after the
January 1, 2008.
2009:596
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2009 regarding
the heading of Chapter 3. and in the case of Chapter 3. section 3 and Chapter 11.
11 (b) § and in General on January 1, 2010.
2. Applications for authorisation in accordance with Chapter 7. § 1 and applications
If the transfer of cases under Chapter 16 of the. paragraph 1 of which has not been
been tried final upon entry into force shall be submitted for
handling of welfare. The same is true for non
completed supervisory matters, matters submitted to
the County Administrative Board for consideration of disclosure in a
personal record, cases where the provincial government has omhändertagit a
personal file and cases where the provincial government has applied for
special fee.
3. reports of unapplied Board decisions under Chapter 16 of the.
6 f section submitted to the County Board before 1 January 2010
should be transferred to the National Board. The same applies to
notification of effected decision under Chapter 16 of the. 6 g.
4. authorization to pursue individual activities delivered
by the County Administrative Board prior to the entry into force to apply to that State
given by the National Board of health and welfare.
5. activities which is notifiable under Chapter 7. 1 §
the third paragraph and which has commenced before January 1, 2010
should, in cases where the business has not previously been notified to the
the County Board shall be notified to the National Board by 31
December 2010. Notifications that have been made to the County Administrative Board
before 1 January 2010 shall be transferred to the National Board.
2010:204
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 december 2010.
2. Old rules still apply when dealing
cases of financial compensation to the individual who may
compensation under the Act (1992:1068) if
introductory compensation for refugees and some other
foreigners.
2010:429
This law shall enter into force on July 1, 2011. Older regulations
is still valid for notifications that have been made before
the entry into force.
2010:1972
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 april 2011.
2. Older provisions apply where a document has been sent or
submitted by 1 april 2011.
2011:328
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 May 2011.
2. A municipality is obliged to complete an investigation and make
decision in a case submitted to the municipality before the
entry into force, unless the municipality and another municipality, that is
responsible for the matter under the new regulations will
agreement on the transfer of the case and the individual agree
to it.
3. A municipality that granted the efforts prior to the entry into force,
retain responsibility for operations until the municipality and a
other municipality that is responsible for the matter under the new
the regulations will agree on transfer of the case and
the individual agrees to it.
4. the provisions of Chapter 2 (a). paragraphs 6 and 7 shall not apply in
cases where decisions handed down prior to the entry into force.
2012:944
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2013.
2. for the purposes of the administrative judicial procedure Act, section 7 a
(1971:291), the Inspectorate for health care be the
individual counterparty, if the inspection after the entry into force is
jurisdiction to deal with the kind of question that is the subject of
trial.
3. For the offences referred to in Chapter 16. 6 paragraph 3 and
4 and that was committed before the entry into force applies to Chapter 7. 1 §
and chapter 13. 9 and 10 of its older version. Team (2013:273).
2013:421
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2013.
2. The new provision in Chapter 4. paragraph 1 b shall not apply to
income earned by the end of June 2013.
2013:1146
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2014.
2. An officer who before the entry into force hired to
perform the tasks specified in Chapter 3. 3 a section is
until 30 June 2019, competent to carry out the specified
the data.
2015:970
1. this law shall enter into force on the 1 January 2016.
2. Older regulations still apply to an application for
reimbursement of expenses for children's recreational activities that have
entered prior to the entry into force
