Bekendtgørelse af lov om kommunernes finansiering af visse offentlige ydelser udbetalt af kommunerne, Udbetaling Danmark og arbejdsløshedskasserne | A20210022129 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om kommunernes finansiering af visse offentlige ydelser udbetalt af kommunerne, Udbetaling Danmark og arbejdsløshedskasserne

This provision says the law covers how municipalities and the state split financing for certain public benefits, and it sets municipality co-financing, reimbursement, and calculation rules.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20210022129
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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IT support audit benefit reimbursement benefit/refund calculation benefits administration data exchange effective date effective dates financing geographic scope government funding municipal co-financing outsourcing pension eligibility public authority data processing reporting reporting obligations supervision transition rules transitional rules

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About this statute

This provision says the law covers how municipalities and the state split financing for certain public benefits, and it sets municipality co-financing, reimbursement, and calculation rules. Udbetaling Danmark must collect the full cost from the state when paying certain benefits, and a KL-owned company must run Ydelsesrefusion to calculate municipal reimbursement and co-financing. Section 7 requires Ydelsesrefusion activities to be kept separate, limits the company to documented instructions from municipalities, and imposes digital data-sharing, audit, reporting, and security duties on municipalities, Udbetaling Danmark, other authorities, and the company. This section sets rules for data handling, reporting, refunds/co-financing, and transition rules, and gives the Minister and the Agency powers to issue detailed rules and correct amounts in special cases. Section 9 says the law takes effect on 1 October 2016, subject to subsections 2 and 3, and that certain sections do not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland, also subject to subsections 2 and 3.