Ley 4/2017, de 26 de septiembre, de reconocimiento y atención a las víctimas del terrorismo en Castilla y León. | BOE-A-2017-12358 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 4/2017, de 26 de septiembre, de reconocimiento y atención a las víctimas del terrorismo en Castilla y León.

La ley fija su objeto, ordena a las administraciones de Castilla y León aplicar principios de normalización e integración en la atención, y obliga a declarar otras ayudas por el mismo concepto.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2017-12358
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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Statute overview

About this statute

The Administration may grant extraordinary aid to help victims in personal hardship situations, if that need is verifiable and other available aid is missing or insufficient. When a terrorist act occurs, the relevant regional department must activate all available means to help provide victims with any immediate assistance they may need. Aid and compensation recognized to a terrorism victim are not counted when calculating the economic capacity of the victim’s family or cohabiting unit for social services benefits and related contributions. Some aids, compensation, and related property of terrorism victims must be ignored when checking family economic capacity for access to certain youth services; some places and scholarships must also be reserved or preferred for affected family members. Las víctimas del terrorismo have rights for housing access, including exemption from a housing-ownership requirement, a corrected income band, and a possible change of use from protected-sale housing to rental in some cases.