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402

PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT

announces the full text of Act No. 117 / 1995 Coll., on State Social Aid, as it results from amendments made by Act No. 137 / 1996 Coll., Act No. 132 / 1997 Coll., Act No. 242 / 1997 Coll., Act No. 91 / 1998 Coll., Act No. 158 / 1998 Coll., Act No. 360 / 1999 Coll., Act No. 118 / 2000 Coll., Act No. 132 / 2000 Coll., Act No. 155 / 2000 Coll., Act No. 492 / 2000 Coll. and Act No. 271 / 2001 Coll.

THE LAW

on State social support

Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

§ 1

State social support

(1) State social support contributes to the cost of nutrition and other basic personal needs of children and families and provides it also in some other social situations. State social support shall be granted in specified cases depending on the level of income.

(2) State social aid costs are borne by the State.

§ 2

Types of doses

State social aid benefits are:

(a) benefits provided depending on the level of income

1. child allowance,

2. social bonus,

3. housing allowance,

4. transport allowance,

(b) other benefits

1. parental allowance,

2. the provision allowance,

3. foster care benefits,

4th birth allowance,

Fifth funeral.

§ 3

Heading of beneficiaries

(1) The benefits of State social assistance are only granted to a natural person (hereinafter referred to as "person"), if the person and persons concerned in the territory of the Czech Republic are reported for permanent residence in accordance with special regulations. 1) The residence of a foreigner in the territory of the Czech Republic declared to be permanent residence under special legislation governing the residence of foreigners in the territory of the Czech Republic is also considered to be permanent residence under this law, starting from the date of 365 days from the date of notification. The condition of 365 days from the date of notification shall not be investigated for children of foreigners declared to be present in the Czech Republic and born in the Czech Republic within one year of their age.

(2) In the case of underage children entrusted in the territory of the Czech Republic to the care of the parent or to constitutional care, the condition for applying for permanent or long-term residence for entitlement to the benefit is not required.

(3) The Delegated Authority (hereinafter referred to as the Regional Authority) responsible for the place of residence of the person may, where justified, waive the residence condition.

ČÁST DRUHÁ

DEFINITION OF CERTAIN INJURY

Revenue applicable to the grant of benefits

§ 4

The income applicable to the grant of the benefit referred to in § 2 (a) shall be determined as the monthly average of the income of the family falling within the applicable period (hereinafter referred to as "applicable income ').

§ 5

(1) For the purposes of determining the income in question, the following shall be regarded as income:

(a) income which is subject to and is not exempt from the income tax of natural persons under the Income Tax Act (3):

1. income from dependent activities and functional benefits referred to in Sections 6 (1) and 6 (10) of the Income Tax Act, with the exception of an amount which is considered to be income on account of the free use of a motor vehicle for both professional and private purposes under Section 6 (6) of the Income Tax Act,

2. income from business and other self-employed activities referred to in § 7 (1) and (2) of the Income Tax Act and, if that income is subject to a flat-rate income tax, the expected income,

3. the rental income referred to in Section 9 of the Income Tax Act,

4. other income referred to in § 10 (1) (a) to (g) of the Income Tax Act;

This appropriation is intended to cover the following expenditure:

(b) income which is subject to and exempt from the income tax of natural persons;

1. income referred to in § 4 (1) (e), (ch), (zb) and (zf) of the Income Tax Act,

2. the revenue referred to in Article 4 (1) (k) of the Income Tax Act, if the grants are from the state budget and from public higher education funds and similar transactions provided from abroad,

3. the revenue referred to in Article 4 (1) (m) of the Income Tax Act, in respect of the service, representation and additional charges due for the service or training under difficult conditions or under difficult and harmful conditions under special legislation, 3a)

4. revenue referred to in Section 4 (1) (o) of the Income Tax Act, in respect of the monthly housing allowance, the service allowance, the severance allowance, the salary compensation and the service allowance due under the special legislation, 3b)

5. income referred to in § 4 (1) (p) of the Income Tax Act, if it is a service charge and a surcharge for work in difficult conditions or in a medical environment under special legislation, 3c)

6. income referred to in Section 4 (1) (r) of the Income Tax Act, with the exception of income from the transfer of shareholdings in companies;

7. income referred to in § 6 (9) (k), (m), (o), (s) and (u) of the Income Tax Act,

After deduction of expenditure incurred in achieving, securing and maintaining them and other expenditure deducted from such revenue under the Income Tax Act, which is to be determined for this purpose by analogy with such expenditure for determining the taxable base under the Income Tax Act,

(c) sickness and pension insurance benefits;

(d) physical security of jobseekers, 4)

(e) income from abroad similar to that referred to in points (a) to (d), in the amount in which it was paid or, where appropriate, after deduction of expenditure, taxes, premiums and contributions referred to in points (a) and (b), if such revenue has not already been set off under points (a) to (d);

(f) parental and subsistence allowances for entitlement to child allowance, social supplement, transport and housing allowance;

(g) child allowance for entitlement to the social bonus and housing allowance;

(h) wage entitlements under the Employee's Insolvency and Amendment Act, 4a) to the extent that the Employee has not charged them to the Employee.

(2) Each of the revenue referred to in paragraph 1 shall be included separately in the revenue in question, and none of such revenue shall be reduced by a loss of another type of income or by a loss of the same type of income that occurred for a period other than that for which the revenue is collected. Where, on the basis of the benefits of State social assistance attributable to the relevant income [paragraph 1 (f) and (g)], the beneficiary or the jointly assessed person pays the excess levy (Paragraph 62) or pays the amounts which have been granted to the said benefits unjustly or because the benefit has been granted at an incorrect rate, the income in question shall be reduced by the amount of such remuneration in the period in question during which such remuneration took place. When determining the relevant income referred to in paragraphs 5 and 6, the amount corresponding to at least the life-minimum amount shall be taken into account as the relevant income even after the reduction of the income referred to in the sentence of the second sentence. Where income tax has been increased or reduced by the taxpayer under the Income Tax Act, the income referred to in paragraph 1 shall be reduced by that increase, or increased by that reduction in the calendar year, if the income for the calendar year or the calendar quarter is determined, if the income for the calendar quarter in which such entry is made is determined. The fourth sentence shall apply mutatis mutandis if there are overpayments or arrears for social security contributions and contributions to state employment policy and public health insurance.

(3) If the relevant period for which the relevant income is collected is the calendar year [Paragraph 6 (a)], the revenue referred to in paragraph 1 shall be included

(a) in point (a), in the calendar year in which they were subject to income tax under the Income Tax Act;

(b) in point (b), if the revenue referred to in points 1 to 6 and in Article 6 (9) (k), (m) and (s) of the Income Tax Act, in the calendar year in which it was paid,

(c) in point (b), where the revenue referred to in Article 6 (9) (o) and (u) of the Income Tax Act is concerned, in the calendar year in which it was entered in the accounts of the payer;

(d) in point (c), in the calendar year in which they were entered in the accounts of the payer, if they are sickness insurance (care) benefits;

(e) in point (c), in the case of pension benefits, and in points (d), (f) to (h), in the calendar year in which they were paid.

(4) If the relevant period for which the relevant income is to be collected is the calendar quarter [Paragraph 6 (b)], the revenue referred to in paragraph 1 shall be taken into account.

(a) in paragraph 1 (a) No 1 in the calendar quarter in which they were entered in the accounts;

(b) in paragraph 1 (a) (3) and (4), in the calendar quarter in which they were paid,

(c) in paragraph 1 (b), if the income referred to in point 1 is concerned, with the exception of the income referred to in paragraph 4 (1) (e) of the Income Tax Act, and in points 2 to 6 and in paragraph 6 (9) (k), (m) and (s) of the Income Tax Act, in paragraph 1 (c), in the case of pension benefits, and in paragraph 1 (d), (f) to (h) in the calendar quarter in which they were paid,

(d) in paragraph 1 (b), if the income referred to in Article 6 (9) (o) and (u) of the Income Tax Act and in paragraph 1 (c), if the sickness insurance benefits (care) are in the calendar quarter in which they were booked by the payer.

(5) Where the period for which the income is collected is the calendar quarter [Paragraph 6 (b)] and, in that period, the person has, according to his declaration, been engaged in the activity from which the income referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (2) is collected, the income from that activity shall be counted as the amount corresponding to the income from that activity.

(a) the monthly average of the income from that activity for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the beginning of the period from 1 July to 30 June of the following calendar year to which the benefit is granted (§ 51);

(b) the monthly average of the income from that activity for the period covered by the tax return for the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the beginning of the period from 1 July to 30 June of the following calendar year to which the levy is granted (Paragraph 51) has changed the accounting for the calendar year in respect of the marketing year and vice versa under Article 7 (14) of the Income Tax Act; or

(c) one twelfth of revenue, if income subject to income tax is fixed by a flat-rate amount, from which, in the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the beginning of the period from 1 July to 30 June of the following calendar year (Paragraph 51), the tax was fixed at a flat-rate amount in accordance with Section 7a of the Income Tax Act,

at least the amount corresponding to the minimum life of the person referred to in the third sentence of Article 8 (1); the monthly average referred to in points (a) and (b) shall be determined for the calendar months in which the person has been engaged for at least part of the calendar month in the activity from which the revenue referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (2). Similarly, if a person has income as referred to in Section 4 (1) (e) of the Income Tax Act, it shall proceed.

(6) If the relevant period for which the income is collected is the calendar quarter [Paragraph 6 (b)] and during that period the person has, according to his declaration, carried out the activity from which the income referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (2) but who has not, according to his declaration, been engaged in the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the income from that activity falls from 1 July to 30 June of the following calendar year for which the benefit is granted (Paragraph 51), the activity from which the income referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (2) is not carried out, the amount corresponding to the minimum of the life of the person referred to in the third sentence of Paragraph 8 (1) shall be counted as income from that activity. The preceding sentence shall apply mutatis mutandis if the person has the income referred to in § 4 (1) (e) of the Income Tax Act. When determining the relevant income according to the first sentence, the increase or reduction in income tax referred to in paragraph 2 of the fourth sentence shall not be taken into account.

(7) In determining the life-minimum amounts referred to in paragraphs 5 and 6, the life-minimum amounts in force on the first day of the calendar quarter for which entitlement to the benefit is claimed shall be based.

(8) If the relevant period for which the income is determined is the calendar year, foreign income similar to that referred to in paragraph 1 shall be taken into account if it was subject to income tax under the Income Tax Act in the calendar year in which it was subject to that tax. In other cases, income from abroad similar to that referred to in paragraph 1 shall be taken into account in the relevant period in which it was paid. If the income referred to in paragraph 1 is paid in a foreign currency, it shall be converted into the Czech currency according to the relevant rate declared by the Czech National Bank31) in force on the first day of the relevant period for which the relevant income is collected, unless otherwise specified. For the conversion of currencies according to the second sentence for which the Czech National Bank does not declare the relevant exchange rate, the exchange rate usually used by banks in the Czech Republic on the first day of the relevant period for which the relevant income is collected shall be used. If income paid in foreign currency is subject to income tax under the Income Tax Act, 3) be converted into the Czech currency in the manner applicable to income tax purposes in cases where the relevant period for which the income is collected is the calendar year.

§ 6

The operative period for which the operative income is collected shall be:

(a) in the case of a child allowance and a transport allowance, the calendar year preceding the calendar year in which the beginning of the period from 1 October to 30 September of the following calendar year in which the relevant income is to be shown before the beginning of that period, pursuant to Article 51;

(b) in the case of a social supplement and a housing allowance, the period of the calendar quarter preceding the calendar quarter to which the entitlement to payment of the benefit is demonstrated and, where appropriate, the entitlement to the benefit is claimed.

§ 7

(1) For the purposes of this Act, unless otherwise specified, the beneficiary and the persons considered together with him or her shall be considered as a family and the beneficiary shall be considered as a family.

(2) The persons jointly assessed are, unless otherwise specified,

(a) dependent children (Section 11);

(b) dependent children (§ 11) and parents of such children; the parents are also considered to have been given custody of unmarried children in the care of the parent by decision of the competent authority, the spouse of the parent or said person, the widower or the widow of the parent or said person, and the type (partner) of the parent or said person;

(c) spouses or species and spouses, if not parents assessed under (b);

(d) dependent children, their parents, if they are dependent children and are lonely, and the parents [point (b)] of these parents,

where the authorised person is permanently living together and jointly covering the costs of their needs. 7)

(3) The condition that persons live permanently together and jointly pay the costs of their needs shall always be deemed to have been met, unless otherwise specified below, if:

(a) minors and their parents (paragraph 2 (b)); where the parents of the child referred to in paragraph 2 (a) are: (b) parts of the sentence in front of the semicolon are divorced, assessed as being jointly assessed with an underage child by the parent with whom the child lives together and, if the parent has been entrusted with the child in joint or alternating education of the two parents under a special legislation, (7a) it shall be assessed with the dependent minor by a parent designated by agreement between those parents, and that the parent may change the agreement only on the first day of the calendar quarter;

(b) an adult, unprovided child and his or her parents, where parents and children are declared for permanent residence in the same apartment; (1) the provisions of point (a) of the part of the sentence after the semicolon apply mutatis mutandis;

(c) spouses.

(4) If an unprovided child is in full direct custody of the institution (s) for the care of children or youth, the child shall be considered as a family itself. Full direct arrangements shall be deemed to be provided in the institution (s) for childcare or youth care, provided that the institution (s) provides children with meals, accommodation and clothing.

(5) If there is a social benefit, the allowance shall not be taken into account in addition to the dependent children referred to in paragraph 4 as a jointly assessed person for an uninsured child who is a dependant or a dependant referred to in paragraph 43 (2), including an uninsured child who is entitled to a child's allowance for the needs of a child who is not entitled to a child's allowance because he is entitled to a pension pension equal to or greater than that allowance (paragraph 40) and to a dependant child referred to in paragraph 43 (3).

(6) However, if there is a housing allowance, all persons, with the exception of the persons referred to in paragraph 4, who are declared for permanent residence in the same apartment shall be considered as family; (1) the condition that they live together permanently and jointly pay the costs of their needs is not required.

(7) When deciding on benefits in cases where persons referred to in points (a) to (c) of paragraph 3 do not live together for at least three months, the County Office may decide not to consider them as persons jointly assessed, or if there is a housing allowance in cases where one of the persons jointly assessed does not use the apartment for at least three months, to decide not to take account of it when assessing the entitlement to and the amount of the housing allowance, even if the apartment is declared for permanent residence.

(8) For the purposes of this law, a parent who is single, widowed or divorced is considered to be a single parent if he is not living with a species. A co-worker shall be taken into account as a jointly assessed person only if he or she has been living with the authorised person (paragraph 1) or with the person referred to in paragraph 2 for at least three months.

(9) The persons assessed jointly pursuant to paragraphs 2, 3 and 6 shall also be those who are temporarily absent from the place where they are declared for permanent residence due to the continuous preparation for the future occupation (§ 12).

(10) Where a man is a military primary or replacement service in the Army of the Czech Republic or a civil service, he shall be considered for the duration of that service as being jointly assessed only for entitlement to the housing allowance referred to in paragraph 6. The previous sentence applies mutatis mutandis to a woman who performs military basic service in the Army of the Czech Republic.

(11) A person who is in custody or in the execution of a custodial sentence shall not be considered as being assessed jointly after the first calendar month of the duration of the detention or execution of the prison sentence. If the term of the detention sentence is applied, both periods shall be added for the determination of the calendar month in accordance with the preceding sentence.

(12) For the purposes of this Act, the decision of the competent authority to entrust the child to the care of the parent shall be deemed to be

(a) decision by the court to entrust the child to the upbringing of a citizen other than the parent, 32)

(b) the decision of the court to adopt the child, 33)

(c) a decision by the institution exercising the social protection of children for the care of the future receiver for at least three months before the decision of the court of adoption, 34)

(d) judgment of the court on the provision of a citizen by the guardian, 35)

(e) a decision by the court to entrust the child to foster care under special legislation, 36)

(f) the decision of the institution exercising the social legal protection of children under the special legislation18) to the care of a person who is interested in becoming a foster parent;

(g) the judgment of the Court of First Instance on the interim care measure. 37)

§ 8

Determination of the amounts applicable to entitlement to benefits and their amount

(1) For entitlement to benefits or their amount, the amount

(a) life-minima;

(b) necessary to ensure nutrition and other essential personal needs (hereinafter referred to as the amount for personal needs);

(c) necessary to ensure the necessary household costs ("the amount of household costs")

means such an amount provided for in the Life Minimum Act. 8) If the amount determined according to the first sentence depends on the number of persons, the persons jointly assessed referred to in Section 7 shall be taken into account. The minimum of living of the person referred to in paragraphs 5 and 6 of Article 5 shall be the sum of the monthly amount of personal needs and the monthly amount of household costs of a person who is not a dependent child and who lives in the household alone.

(2) The age of the child determined under the Life Minimum Act for determining the amounts referred to in paragraph 1 shall be that which the child reaches in the calendar month for which the benefit is due.

§ 9

Unfavourable health

(1) For the purposes of this Act, a long-term adverse health condition is considered to be a health condition which, according to medical science, is expected to last for more than one year.

(2) If, due to long-term unfavourable health conditions, the degree of disability is

(a) between 20% and 49%, an unprovided child is considered to be ill in the long term;

(b) between 50% and 79%, the person is considered to be long-term disabled;

(c) 80% to 100%, the person is considered to be severely disabled in the long term.

(3) The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs provides for the classification and assessment of disability by degrees by decree (paragraph 2).

(4) The assessment of the health status for the purposes of this Act under paragraphs 1 and 2 is governed by a separate law. 9)

§ 10

Proceeds

(1) Expenditure activity means activity

(a) in the Czech Republic, which establishes participation in sickness insurance (care),

(b) self-employed persons; for the purposes of this Act, a person who is considered to be a self-employed person shall be regarded as such for the purposes of pension insurance, 38); or

(c) carried out abroad to obtain income.

(2) For the purposes of this Act, income from a gainful activity shall mean income from the activity referred to in paragraph 1.

(3) Where the income referred to in paragraph 1 is paid from abroad, Article 5 (8) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the conversion of that income.

§ 11

Unprovided child

(1) For the purposes of this Act, a child shall be considered as an uninsured child until the end of compulsory education and thereafter, but not later than 26 years of age, if:

(a) is continuously preparing for a future occupation (Sections 12 to 15); or

(b) it cannot continuously prepare for a future occupation or pursue a gainful occupation for a disease or accident; or

(c) because of the long-term unfavourable health condition, he is unable to pursue a continuous gainful activity.

(2) At the end of compulsory education, a child who is registered as a jobseeker and is not entitled to physical security of jobseekers shall also be considered as an undependent child until 18 years of age, except where he is not entitled to physical security of jobseekers for reasons referred to in § 14 (1) (d) to (f) of Act No. 1 / 1991 Coll., as amended by Act No. 578 / 1991 Coll.

(3) However, a child who is a beneficiary of a full disability pension from a pension insurance scheme cannot be considered as an uninsured child.

§ 12

Continuous preparation of the child for future occupation

(1) The following shall be considered as a continuous preparation for the future occupation:

(a) secondary and higher education in the Czech Republic, 10) except:

1. studies for the duration of military basic or replacement service, civil service or service;

2. study in employment or combined studies in secondary schools, if the child is employed in accordance with Section 10 at the time of such study or is entitled to physical security of the jobseekers at the time of such study,

(b) preparation for work applications in training facilities for citizens with altered skills;

(c) studies at secondary or higher education institutions abroad, provided that, according to the decision of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, they are equal to those of secondary or higher education institutions in the Czech Republic.

(2) Middle schools referred to in paragraph 1 shall mean schools where they are included in a network of schools, 39) as well as schools of the armed forces and armed corps and fire protection schools; 40) Preparation for work applications in training facilities for citizens with altered skills means such preparation under the employment rules. 41)

(3) For the purposes of this Act, studies in higher vocational schools42) and training in special schools and for the purposes of this Act, studies in the Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral programmes are considered to be secondary schools. 43)

§ 13

Continuous preparation of a child for a future occupation in high school

(1) The continuous preparation of the child for the future occupation of a secondary school in accordance with § 12 (a) begins not earlier than the beginning of the first year of the school. If a pupil has started to perform his or her duties before that date, his or her continuous preparation for the future occupation shall begin on the day on which he or she began to perform those duties.

(2) The continuous preparation of a child for a future high school occupation is also considered to be

(a) the period from completion of teaching in one school year to the beginning of the following school year if the child continues without interruption in further studies;

(b) the period from the successful completion of the final or final examination, if the examination is held in May or June, to the end of the school teaching period of the school year, 44) in which such examination was carried out; This also applies if discharge was carried out in May or June,

(c) the duration of the school holidays immediately following the end of studies (45) or the period referred to in (b), unless otherwise specified.

(3) The period of school holidays referred to in point (c) of paragraph 2 cannot be considered as a continuous preparation of a child for a future high school profession if:

(a) the child has been gainful throughout the calendar month referred to in Article 10;

(b) the child has been entitled throughout the calendar month to the physical security of the jobseekers;

(c) the gainful activity referred to in (a) and the entitlement to the physical security of the jobseekers referred to in (b) shall be linked during the calendar month in such a way as to last for the whole calendar month;

(d) the last year of study was during the course of a military basic or replacement service or during the period of service. 46)

The restrictions referred to in points (a) to (c) shall not apply if the child has become a university student in the calendar year in which he has completed his continuous training in a secondary school.

§ 14

Continuous preparation of a child for a future occupation at a university

(1) The continuous preparation of a child for a future profession at a university in accordance with Paragraph 12 (a) shall begin at the earliest on the day on which the child becomes a university student and end on the day on which the child completed university studies.

(2) The continuous preparation of a child for a future occupation shall also be considered as:

(a) the period from the end of the secondary school to the date on which the child became a university student if the child continues without interruption in further studies;

(b) the calendar month in which the child has completed his or her regular 10a) university studies, and the calendar month following the calendar month in which the child has completed his or her regular 10a) university studies, unless the child is engaged in the full period of his or her professional activity referred to in Article 10 or is entitled to physical security of the applicants for employment throughout the calendar month;

(c) the period from completion of a university to the date on which the child became a student of the same or other university, provided that the study at the same or other university immediately follows the completion of a university, but no more than three calendar months following the calendar month in which the child completed his studies at the university; This applies mutatis mutandis if it is a study which, pursuant to Article 12 (3), is considered to be university studies.

§ 15

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports may, in agreement with the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, provide for a decree which further study or, where appropriate, teaching, if it is a study or teaching in the Czech Republic, is considered to be secondary or higher education for the purposes of state social support.

§ 16

Compulsory education

(1) For compulsory education 11) for the purposes of this Act, attendance in the tenth year of the special primary school, special school or auxiliary school, the education of a severely disabled child exempt from compulsory schools47), and further study in the gymnasium or in the dance conservatory, if the school years by which the child completes the number of years required to complete compulsory schooling.

(2) The period of school holidays following the end of the school teaching period of the school year in which the child completes the last year of compulsory education shall also be deemed to be compulsory, provided that he / she has not at that time started to engage in gainful activity to the extent referred to in Section 10 nor has he / she been entitled to physical security for jobseekers.

ČÁST TŘETÍ

BENEFITS

HLAVA PRVNÍ

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§ 17

Conditions for entitlement to child allowance

(1) Entitlement to the child allowance until 31 December 1998 has an unattached child

(a) in an increased area where the income in the family does not exceed the product of the amount of the family minimum and the coefficient of 1,80;

(b) in the base area where the income in the family exceeds the product of the family's minimum and the coefficient of 1,80 but is not higher than that of the family's minimum and the coefficient of 2,20.

(2) Entitlement to the child allowance after 31 December 1998 has an unattached child

(a) in an increased area where the income in the family does not exceed the product of the family's minimum life and coefficient of 1,10;

(b) in the base area where the income in the family exceeds the product of the amount of the family minimum and the coefficient of 1,10 but does not exceed that of the family minimum and the coefficient of 1,80,

(c) at a reduced rate, where the income in the family exceeds the product of the family minimum and the coefficient of 1,80 but does not exceed that of the family minimum and the coefficient of 3,00.

§ 18

Amount of child allowance

(1) The amount of the child allowance referred to in Article 17 (1) shall be for the calendar month:

(a) in an increased measure of the product of the amount for the child's personal needs and coefficient of 0,27;

Citation	Full text of Act No. 402 / 2001 Coll., Act No. 117 / 1995 Coll., on State Social Support, as resulting from subsequent amendments
Regulation Type	Declared full text
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Collection	Code of Laws

Date of Promulgation	14.11.2001
Effective from	-
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Full text of Act No. 402 / 2001 Coll.

Full text of Act No. 117 / 1995 Coll., on State Social Support, as resulting from subsequent amendments

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