Bekendtgørelse af lov om dag-, fritids- og klubtilbud m.v. til børn og unge (dagtilbudsloven) | A20200000229 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om dag-, fritids- og klubtilbud m.v. til børn og unge (dagtilbudsloven)

The provision states the law’s purpose, the scope of covered childcare/freizeit offerings, parents’ entitlement to benefits, a one-place-per-child rule, and several municipal council duties.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20200000229
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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after-school care appeals childcare childcare subsidies childcare subsidy day care admission daycare daycare capacity daycare operations digital applications language requirements municipal administration municipal funding nutrition services parental care arrangements parental payments parental subsidies payment placement guarantee private childcare public administration costs public information public services recovery of public funds +5 more

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The provision states the law’s purpose, the scope of covered childcare/freizeit offerings, parents’ entitlement to benefits, a one-place-per-child rule, and several municipal council duties. Kommunalbestyrelsen skal offentliggøre oplysninger om dagtilbud, sikre nok pladser og føre tilsyn; dagtilbudsledere og forældrebestyrelser har også flere pligter om læreplaner, frokostordninger og sprogstimulering. Sectionen fastsætter grænser for, hvor mange børn der kan være i dagpleje, og giver kommunalbestyrelsen pligter og beføjelser om pasningsgaranti, pladsanvisning og hovedsprog i dagtilbud. Section 86 sets rules for childcare subsidies, admission procedures, waiting lists, and a 30% cap for children from disadvantaged housing areas. Section 28 requires the municipal council in the residence municipality to provide childcare and after-school subsidies, with set minimum subsidy and maximum parent-payment percentages in some cases.