Beschikking van de Minister van Justitie van 12 januari 1998, houdende plaatsing in het Staatsblad van de tekst van de Algemene wet bestuursrecht, zoals deze luidt met ingang van 1 januari 1998 — Netherlands law | Esheria

Beschikking van de Minister van Justitie van 12 januari 1998, houdende plaatsing in het Staatsblad van de tekst van de Algemene wet bestuursrecht, zoals deze luidt met ingang van 1 januari 1998

This provision publishes the text of the General Administrative Law Act as it applied from 1 January 1998 and sets out many core administrative procedure rules and definitions.

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Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
11 Jul 2014
Language
nl
Official source
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administrative procedures appeals applications court procedure hearings invordering language use mandaat en delegatie procedural deadlines procedure public consultation rechterlijke procedure subsidievaststelling subsidieverlening subsidy rules toezicht toezicht op bestuursorganen uitspraak voorlopige voorziening

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This provision publishes the text of the General Administrative Law Act as it applied from 1 January 1998 and sets out many core administrative procedure rules and definitions. Deze bepaling regelt subsidies: het bestuursorgaan kan verplichtingen opleggen, weigeren, vaststellen, intrekken en terugvorderen; de subsidie-ontvanger moet administreren, verantwoorden en tijdig aanvragen indienen. A person who may appeal to an administrative court must first file an objection, unless one of several listed exceptions applies. The text also sets hearing rules, decision deadlines, publication requirements, and a court fee for objection/appeal procedures. This provision sets procedural rules for court hearings, judgments, provisional relief, and administrative powers such as mandate, delegation, approval, annulment, and suspension. This text lists several cited provisions from different Dutch statutes and chapters.