Decree No. 418 / 2003 Coll.
Decree establishing a more detailed definition of the heading and amount of the income and expenditure of the public health insurance funds of health insurance undertakings, the conditions for their creation, use, admissibility of transfers of funds and their management, the limit of the cost of the activities of health insurance undertakings covered by the resources of the basic fund, including the calculation procedure for this limit
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418
DECLARATION
of 27 November 2003
establishing a more detailed definition of the heading and amount of revenue and expenditure of public health insurance funds of health insurance undertakings, the conditions for their formation, use, admissibility of transfers of funds and their management, the limit of the cost of the activities of health insurance undertakings covered by the resources of the basic fund, including the calculation procedure for this limit
The Ministry of Finance, after consulting the Ministry of Health, provides for Act No. 551 / 1991 Coll., on the General Health Insurance Company of the Czech Republic, as amended by Act No. 127 / 1998 Coll., and pursuant to Section 16 (6) of the Act No. 280 / 1992 Coll., on departmental, branch, corporate and other health insurance companies, as amended by Act No. 225 / 1999 Coll.:
Basic Fund
(1) The source of the basic fund of the General Health Insurance Corporation of the Czech Republic and of the ministerial, branch, corporate and other health insurance companies (hereinafter referred to as the "health insurance company") are:
(a) public health insurance premiums (1) (hereinafter referred to as "insurance premiums"), including advances and receipts and the likely amount of premiums. The resources of the basic fund shall be adjusted for overpayments of premiums, including overpayments of premiums, when the maximum assessment base of the employee is reached (2), the settlement of the maximum assessment bases of the self-employed person, and when the payment of the employment and self-employment premiums is combined (2a).
(b) the funds resulting from the monthly statement of the results of the reallocation of premiums, including advances and the cost of care (3);
(c) reasonable items for the insurance premiums referred to in (a);
(d) reimbursement of the costs of services paid by the health insurance undertaking as a result of an infringement against the insured person;
(e) financial donations to health insurance companies for which the donor did not specify the purpose of the donation;
(f) claims for health services paid in the Czech Republic to foreign insured persons, which are natural persons for whom health services have been paid in accordance with declared international social security agreements with which Parliament has given its assent and with which the Czech Republic is bound, or according to the directly applicable regulations of the European Communities (4a);
(g) other claims relating to public health insurance not belonging to another fund, 5)
(h) positive exchange rate differences related to the basic fund;
(i) the allocation of funds from other funds carried out in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations;
(j) balances of the basic fund cancelled by health insurance undertakings in the event of the merger or merger of health insurance undertakings, 6)
(k) reduced or cancelled premiums, periodic penalty payments, fines and premiums;
(l) reduced or cancelled other provisions other than those referred to in (k) relating to the basic fund;
(m) the reserves used, reduced or cancelled for final litigation referred to in paragraph 3 (n);
(n) used, reduced or cancelled other provisions not referred to in (m) relating to the basic fund;
(o) other notable items active in relation to the basic fund not referred to in (c);
(p) periodic penalty payments, speculative items for periodic penalty payments, premiums and fines in the field of public health insurance,
(q) the bail of the applicant.
(2) The funds of the basic fund may be used as a source of the precautionary fund only if the balance of the bank account of the basic fund is achieved without the credit being used for the value of the reserves on the basic fund, the payment of all outstanding liabilities of the basic fund and the allocations to other funds under this decree; the assessment of this fact shall be carried out at the balance sheet date of the financial year concerned.
(3) The basic health insurance fund shall be reduced by:
(a) obligations arising from the provision of health services paid from public health insurance, including advances (12), and their settlement with health service providers (hereinafter referred to as "provider"), adjusted for the deduction of claims arising from reviews of accounts made, the application of regulatory mechanisms and ill-invoiced health services, as well as the deduction of claims for other health insurance undertakings or other entities, on the basis of financial settlement contracts for medical services provided to public health insurers; it shall be further reduced by the commitments relating to the reimbursement of funds to insured persons when they exceed the limit set for reflows on partially paid medicinal products or foodstuffs for special medical purposes (12a);
(b) commitments arising from health services provided to foreign insured persons (13), including additional bill corrections;
(c) the obligations arising from the health services provided to the health insurance undertaking by providers for foreign insured persons who are natural persons to whom health services have been provided in accordance with the declared international social security treaties with which Parliament has given its assent and with which the Czech Republic is bound, or under the directly applicable provisions of the European Communities (4a);
(d) commitments relating to the purchase, repair and lease of medical devices lent to insured persons;
(e) arbitrary items on the commitments referred to in (a);
(f) interest on loans received to strengthen the basic fund;
(g) bank charges for operations in the bank accounts of the basic fund, postal charges and charges for the use of public data networks in the payment of health services, informing insured persons of the results and drawing up of health services, the collection of premiums, fines, periodic penalty payments and premiums;
(h) costs associated with the management of the insured person's personal account, ensuring remote access to that personal account and providing information to the insured person from the personal account to the extent provided for in Section 43 (2) of the Public Health Insurance Act;
(i) negative exchange rate differences relating to the basic fund;
(j) allocation to the operational fund up to the limit of the cost of the health insurance undertaking's activities pursuant to Section 7;
(k) the allocation to the fund of public service activities;
(l) allocation to the prevention fund;
(m) exceptional allocation to the operational fund to cover increased expenditure (14) designated health insurance companies;
(n) a reserve for final legal disputes conducted by the health insurance undertaking as a defendant in respect of the payment of health services and the reimbursement of the costs of services paid by the health insurance undertaking as a result of the infringement against the insured;
(o) the creation of other provisions not referred to in point (n) relating to the basic fund;
(p) making adjustments to premiums, periodic penalty payments, fines and premiums;
(q) the creation of other adjustments not referred to in point (p) relating to the basic fund.
(4) The basic health insurance fund is reduced by write-offs of 15) of the premiums due, write-offs of non-recoverable claims for health services paid to foreigners in the country and write-offs of non-recoverable claims on providers. The basic fund shall also be reduced by depreciation of non-available periodic penalty payments, fines and premiums if they were the source of the basic fund. The basic fund shall also be reduced by depreciation of other non-available claims where they were the source of the basic fund. The provisions of Section 26c of the Public Health Insurance Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the assessment of the impropriety of these other claims.
(5) The basic fund of a health insurance undertaking shall be reduced by the amounts of periodic penalty payments, fines and premiums which have been waived following a decision to eliminate hardness under the special legislature16). Where those amounts were the source of a prevention fund for a health insurance undertaking, that fund shall be reduced by those amounts.
(6) The funds of the basic fund shall be kept by the health insurance undertaking on a separate bank account or, where appropriate, on several separate bank accounts for the purposes of segregation of revenue, expenditure and the state of the funds in order to enable them to be checked correctly. The balance of the basic fund and the balance of the funds of the separate bank account reached at the end of the accounting year shall be transferred to the following financial year.
Conditions for the use of the Fund's public utility assets
(1) The contribution from the fund of general service activities pursuant to § 18 (2) (a) or (b) of the Act on departmental, branch, corporate and other health insurance companies or under § 7a (2) (a) or (b) of the General Health Insurance Act of the Czech Republic is granted on request. The invitation to submit applications shall be made public by the health insurance undertaking in a way which allows remote access.
(2) The invitation referred to in paragraph 1 shall include at least:
(a) subject matter of the call;
(b) the deadline for submission of applications for contribution;
(c) the deadline for evaluation and notification of the results of the call;
(d) basic criteria;
(e) the time limit by which the basic criteria must be met;
(f) information that there is no legal entitlement to financial support from a health insurance undertaking; and
(g) the deadline for granting the contribution.
(3) The invitation referred to in paragraph 1 may contain additional criteria. In particular, in order to support the activities of patient organisations, additional criteria may be
(a) the focus of the patient organisation;
(b) the nature and extent of the activities carried out by the patient organisation;
(c) the territory in which the patient organisation operates.
(4) Compliance with the basic and other criteria shall be subject to the grant of the contribution referred to in paragraph 1. The basic criteria and other criteria must be measurable and related to the development and improvement of the quality and availability of the services paid and the public health insurance system.
(5) When providing the contribution referred to in paragraph 1, the health insurance undertaking or its contractual partner shall ensure transparency, equal access to applicants and predictability of decision making. Upon notification of the results of the call, where support is involved for the activities of patient organisations, the health insurance undertaking or its contractual partner shall publish the list of beneficiaries of the contribution in a way that allows remote access.
(6) The health insurance undertaking shall continuously monitor and evaluate the cost-effectiveness, efficiency and effectiveness of the expenditure incurred by the Fund for general activities and shall act in its management to ensure that such expenditure is economically, efficiently and effectively.
(7) In the grant contract referred to in paragraph 1, the health insurance undertaking or its contractual partner shall at least adjust the conditions of:
(a) the withdrawal of the contribution by its beneficiary in the event of non-compliance with the basic criteria within the time limit referred to in paragraph 2 (e), at the rate corresponding to a proportion of the non-compliance with the basic criteria, unless the nature of such a criterion is excluded;
(b) the provision of more detailed information from its beneficiary on the activities and services related to the development and improvement of the quality and availability of the services covered and the public health insurance system and relating to the contribution provided for the purposes referred to in paragraph 6.
Operational Fund
(1) The operational fund of a health insurance undertaking is used to cover the costs of its activities.
(2) The source of the health insurance company's operational fund is:
(a) the allocation from the basic fund up to the annual limit laid down in Article 7 (1) and (2);
(b) a donation by the donor to the operational fund;
(c) the allocation from the reproductions fund after approval by the Board of Health Insurance companies;
(d) positive exchange rate differences related to the operational fund;
(e) positive differences in the valuation of securities purchased from operational fund funds at fair value;
(f) the balance of the operational funds when the health insurance companies are merged or merged;
(g) proceeds from the sale of fixed tangible and intangible assets;
(h) contractual fines under the contract of health insurance providers, 22)
(i) other revenue is linked to the creation of an operational fund;
(j) used, reduced or cancelled other provisions relating to the operational fund;
(k) reduced or cancelled other provisions relating to the operational fund;
(l) other notable items active in the operational fund.
(3) In addition to the resources referred to in paragraph 2, the general health insurance company of the Czech Republic shall also be the source of the operational fund in respect of:
(a) departmental, branch, corporate and other health insurance companies (hereinafter referred to as the "occupational insurance undertaking") and public health insurance providers for the funds incurred in the production and distribution of methodologies, forms and code lists issued to ensure uniform procedures for the settlement of health services, pharmaceuticals, medical devices and other needs (12);
(b) occupational insurance companies, equal to their share of the cost of keeping a register of all public health insurers under the Public Health Insurance Act.
(4) The operational fund of the health insurance undertaking shall also be reduced by:
(a) the obligations of the health insurance undertaking resulting from the provision of its operational activities, including the share of the payment of the accounting depreciation and the remaining price of the discarded tangible and intangible assets related to the implementation of public health insurance and the share of the costs related to the register of all public health insurance insurers under the Public Health Insurance Insurance Insurance Act and the operation of the entity designated as a liaison body under the International Social Insurance Contracts with which Parliament has given its assent and which the Czech Republic is bound or under the directly applicable European Union4a Regulation, and the entity which has been entrusted with the performance of the national contact post under the Public Health Insurance Act 22a), including payments made in the form of advances with subsequent billing; Part of the operating costs shall also be the funds spent by the health insurance undertaking to finance the analysis and implementation of project projects financed by European Union funds in the field of public health promotion; Part of the operating costs is also the costs of other types of communication of health insurance companies with insured persons not included in Section 1 (3);
(b) allocations to the social fund up to the total allocation referred to in Article 4 (2) (a);
(c) the allocation to the property reproduction fund made by decision of the Board of Directors of the health insurance undertaking;
(d) the allocation to the basic fund made on the basis of a decision of the Board of Directors of the health insurance undertaking;
(e) negative exchange rate differences relating to the operational fund;
(f) negative differences from the valuation of securities purchased from operational fund funds to fair value;
(g) interest on loans received by the health insurance company to cover the operational fund by funds;
(h) fines and periodic penalty payments resulting from non-compliance with the procedures laid down by law for the health insurance undertaking; 23) also fines, periodic penalty payments or other penalties for breach of contractual relations concluded by the health insurance company, 24)
(i) obligations to pay health services by decision of the liquidator of the health insurance undertaking;
(j) an allocation to the reproduction fund of assets equal to the positive difference between the selling and the balance price of the fixed tangible and intangible assets sold minus the costs associated with the sale;
(k) the creation of other provisions relating to the operational fund;
(l) the creation of other adjustments relating to the operational fund;
(m) other arbitrary items passive in relation to the operational fund.
(5) In the case of the General Health Insurance Corporation of the Czech Republic, the funds paid for the production and distribution of methodologies, forms and code lists issued to ensure uniform procedures for the settlement of health services, pharmaceuticals, medical devices and other needs provided for providers in the public health insurance scheme, as well as the funds paid for the maintenance of the register of all public health insurance insurers under the Public Health Insurance Act.
(6) The funds of the operational fund may be used as a source of the prevention fund if the conditions laid down in Article 1 (2) are met.
(7) The balance of the health insurance undertaking's operational fund as well as the financial balances held in a separate bank account shall be transferred to the following financial year.
(8) The funds of the operational fund of a health insurance undertaking may not be used to provide financial contributions to specific insurers for the payment or partial reimbursement of medicinal products or to cover preventive actions for groups of insured persons organised to promote the health insurance undertaking.
(9) According to Article 7 (3), funds are transferred from the bank account of the health insurance undertaking's operational fund to the bank account of the property reproduction fund at the amount of the debited depreciation of all fixed tangible and intangible assets, including the financial value of the residual price of the disposal of the fixed tangible and intangible assets and the positive difference between the selling and the residual price of the sold fixed and intangible assets, minus the cost of the sale.
(10) The allocation from the basic fund to the operational fund may be made on an ongoing basis according to the expected amount of income and the number of insured persons referred to in Article 7 (1) and (2) in that quarter. The amount of these allowances up to the limit of the cost of the health insurance undertaking's activities shall be specified on the basis of the income actually obtained and the number of insured persons at 31 March, 30 June and 30 September of the current year in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 7. No later than on the balance sheet date, the allocation to the operational fund shall be set at a maximum of the limit of the cost of the health insurance undertaking's activities calculated in accordance with § 7 (1) and (2).
(11) Where a health insurance undertaking carries out an activity subject to corporation tax (hereinafter referred to as "taxed activity ') in accordance with special legislation25) and the approved statute, it shall ensure separate monitoring and accounting of all costs and revenues of that activity. If, in the course of the current year, the funds of the operational fund bear the share of the costs related to the taxed activity, it shall transfer quarterly advances from the funds of the operated fund, which shall be settled at the latest on the balance sheet date. At the same time as clearing advances on taxed activities, the operating fund is also reduced by the proportion of the costs associated with that activity, including the proportion of depreciation generated by a proportion of the tangible and intangible assets used in the taxed activity. In the granting of advances, separate monitoring of the share of operating costs and the share of depreciation referred to in the second and third sentences, the designated health insurance company shall also apply mutatis mutandis in the context of the creation and management of the preventive care fund and the sickness services brokerage fund. 26)
Social Fund
(1) The social fund of a health insurance undertaking is used to ensure cultural, social and other needs for the benefit of the staff of the health insurance undertaking or other persons, as appropriate, in accordance with the internal rules of the health insurance undertaking.
(2) The social fund's resources are:
(a) a basic allocation of no more than 2% of the annual cost of wages and salary compensation that has been settled with the operational fund, consisting of the transfer of funds from the operational fund;
(b) additional post-tax profit allocation generated in the taxed activity;
(c) repayments of loans to employees;
(d) other income (such as compensation for damage caused by insurance undertakings 27) relating to expenditure on the social fund;
(e) positive exchange rate differences relating to the social fund;
(f) donations to the social fund of a health insurance undertaking by a donor;
(g) balances of social funds of combined and coherent health insurance companies;
(h) claims on funds whose balances were transferred on 1 January 1999 to the social fund of a health insurance undertaking;
(i) used, reduced or cancelled other reserves relating to the social fund;
(j) reduced or cancelled other provisions relating to the Social Fund;
(k) speculative items active in the social fund.
(3) The social fund of a health insurance undertaking shall be reduced in accordance with the annual budget and the principles of its use which form part of the approved health insurance plan of the health insurance undertaking. The Social Fund of a health insurance company is further reduced by bank charges, postal charges and negative exchange rate differences related to its activities.
(4) The use of the Social Fund of a health insurance undertaking shall be treated as follows:
(a) the funds of the social fund shall be kept in a separate bank account;
(b) expenditure on the social fund may be effected only up to the amount of the funds held in the fund's bank account; the social fund may not be transferred to other funds by the health insurance undertaking, except in the case of the winding-up procedure;
(c) when merged with another health insurance undertaking, the balance of the social fund of the affected health insurance undertaking shall be transferred to the social fund of the health insurance undertaking with which it has merged; the instalments of the loans granted from the cancelled social fund shall be transferred to the Fund in the following period; This shall also be done in the case of other income or expenditure related to the social fund of cancelled health insurance undertakings,
(d) when health insurance companies are merged, the balances of the accounts of the cancelled health insurance companies shall be transferred to the social fund bank account of the newly created health insurance company. This social fund shall also be transferred in the following period for repayments of loans granted from the social funds of cancelled health insurance undertakings; This is also the case for other income or expenditure related to the social funds of the cancelled health insurance companies,
(e) when the health insurance undertaking is wound up, the procedure laid down in Article 7 (4) shall be followed;
(f) other provisions relating to the social fund shall be established;
(g) other provisions relating to the social fund shall be established;
(h) there are obvious items passive relating to the social fund.
(5) The balance of the social fund and the balance of the funds of the Social Fund's separate bank account reached at the end of the accounting year shall be transferred to the following financial year.
Property fund
(1) The sickness insurance fund is used to monitor the residual value of the health insurance undertaking's fixed and intangible assets.
(2) The resources of the health insurance fund are:
(a) long-term tangible and intangible assets (19) taken from the funds of the property reproduction fund;
(b) the fixed tangible and intangible assets taken over free of charge;
(c) newly identified and not yet recorded in the accounts, tangible and intangible assets;
(d) newly classified tangible and intangible assets as determined by the entity, 19)
(e) other provisions relating to the asset fund used, reduced or cancelled.
(3) The sickness insurance fund is reduced by:
(a) the amount of the residual price of the fixed tangible and intangible assets when it is withdrawn from use as a result of wear, loss, depreciation, as a result of its sale, free transfer, increase of the threshold for classification as long-term tangible and intangible assets, 19)
(b) fixed and intangible assets transferred free of charge;
(c) written-off costs for permanently discontinued investments;
(d) the value of the accounting depreciation;
(e) the creation of other adjustments relating to the asset fund.
Property reproduction fund
(1) The sickness insurance fund is used to concentrate funds on the acquisition of long-term tangible and intangible assets of a health insurance company.
(2) The resources of the sickness insurance fund are:
(a) depreciation of all fixed tangible and intangible assets, including the residual price of the disposal of fixed tangible and intangible assets, pursuant to Articles 3 (4) (a) and 7 (3);
(b) additional allocations from the operational fund on the basis of approval by the Board of Health Insurance,
(c) the allocation from the operational fund referred to in Article 3 (4) (j);
(d) a donation by the donor to the property reproduction fund;
(e) an allocation agreed by the Board of Directors of profit after tax generated in a taxed activity intended to acquire fixed tangible and intangible assets which are also used for the taxed activity. The aliquot of allocation 19) shall be calculated in proportion to the estimated use of the purchase price of the fixed tangible and intangible assets concerned. Similarly, when calculating the aliquot part of the allocation from the Ministry of Defence's funds, the designated health insurance company progresses to pay the share of the value of the long-term tangible and intangible assets used in the management of the preventive care fund and the fund for the provision of medical services,
(f) the balance of the reproductions fund of the assets of the merged or merged health insurance undertaking;
(g) special-purpose subsidy from the State budget resulting from the contract concluded, 28)
(h) positive exchange rate differences related to the property reproduction fund.
(3) The fund for the reproduction of the health insurance undertaking's assets is reduced by:
(a) the acquisition of fixed tangible and intangible assets, including advances provided;
(b) interest payments on loans used to purchase tangible and intangible assets in connection with an approved health insurance plan;
(c) allocation to the operational fund, with the agreement of the Board of Directors of the health insurance undertaking;
(d) fees for bank account management and postal charges relating to the property reproduction fund;
(e) negative exchange rate differences related to the property reproduction fund;
(f) obligations to pay health services by decision of the liquidator of the health insurance undertaking.
(4) The funds of the property reproduction fund are kept by the health insurance company in a separate bank account. The balance of the reserve and the funds in the bank account shall be transferred to the following financial year.
Limit of the cost of health insurance business
(1) The annual limit on the cost of the activities of a health insurance undertaking covered by the resources of the basic fund shall be determined on the basis of the funds received from insurance premiums for public health insurance after reallocation, the proceeds of periodic penalty payments, fines, premiums and reimbursement of the costs of the services paid by the health insurance undertaking as a result of the infringement against the insured.
(2) The amount of the limit of the funds constituting the sum of the allocations to the operational fund, the social fund and the capital reproductions fund shall be calculated according to the following formula:
L = (PC: 100) x koef.,
where:
| L | představuje limit nákladů na činnost zdravotní pojišťovny propočtený z prostředků veřejného zdravotního pojištění v Kč, |
| PC | představují příjmy v Kč za kalendářní rok z veřejného zdravotního pojištění po přerozdělení, z výnosu penále, pokut, přirážek k pojistnému a náhrad nákladů na hrazené služby vynaložených zdravotní pojišťovnou v důsledku protiprávního jednání vůči pojištěnci, |
| koef. | představuje koeficient v procentech, zaokrouhlený na dvě desetinná místa a vypočtený podle vzorce |
coef. = - 0,3 / P x p + 3,08 + 0,3 / P x 100,
where:
| P | představuje hodnotu 10 410 vyjadřující jednu tisícinu průměrného počtu pojištěnců systému veřejného zdravotního pojištění zahrnutou do propočtu limitu, |
| p | představuje jednu tisícinu průměrného počtu pojištěnců zdravotní pojišťovny, propočteného z měsíčních údajů pro přerozdělování za hodnocené období včetně opravných hlášení, zaokrouhlenou směrem nahoru na celé číslo. |
(3) The allocation of funds for the cost limit of the health insurance undertaking's activities shall be carried out as follows:
(a) the total allocation up to the calculated limit of the cost of the health insurance undertaking's activities shall be transferred from the basic fund to the operational fund;
(b) the operational fund shall be transferred from the operational fund to the social fund an allocation of the amount calculated in accordance with Article 4 (2) (a), at the same time the operational fund shall be transferred from the value of the accounting depreciation of all tangible and intangible fixed assets, including the residual price of the disposal of tangible and intangible assets in respect of the financial year concerned, to the reproductions fund referred to in Article 6 (2) (a);
(c) the balance of the total limit referred to in (a) and after the allocation referred to in (b) has been made shall constitute the allocation to the operational fund.
(4) In the case of a health insurance undertaking in liquidation or in bankruptcy, the limit of the cost of the health insurance undertaking's activities referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 and in Article 3 (10) shall be suspended on the date on which the liquidation or the declaration of bankruptcy begins. Until the death of the health insurance undertaking, no allocation shall be made to the social fund, the property reproduction fund, the fund of general benefit activities and the prevention fund. The basic fund shall be transferred to the operational fund only at the level necessary to ensure the operation of the liquidated health insurance undertaking, as decided by the liquidator or the liquidator, where the bankruptcy of the health insurance undertaking is declared. The amount and purpose of the expenditure of the operational fund shall be checked in the context of the control of the management of the health insurance undertaking in liquidation. 29)
(5) The annual limit on the cost of the activities of the designated health insurance undertaking, determined in accordance with paragraph 2, shall not include the allocation to the operational fund provided for in Article 1 (3) (m). As part of the evaluation of the annual report of the designated health insurance company, the expenditure shall be calculated separately and the authorised amount shall be proposed by the Ministry of Health in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance for approval by the Government. 30)
Transitional provision
In cases relating to the financial year 2003, the current legislation shall be followed.
Repeal
The following shall be deleted:
1. Decree No. 227 / 1998 Coll., which provides for a more detailed definition of the heading and amount of the income and expenditure of public health insurance funds of health insurance companies, the conditions for their creation, use, admissibility of transfers of funds and their management, the limit of the cost of the activities of health insurance companies covered by the resources of the basic fund, including the procedure for calculating that limit.
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| Citation | Decree No. 418 / 2003 Coll., which provides for a more detailed definition of the heading and amount of the income and expenditure of public health insurance funds of health insurance companies, the conditions for their creation, use, admissibility of transfers of funds and their management, the limit of the cost of the activities of health insurance companies covered by the resources of the basic fund, including the procedure for calculating that limit |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 10.12.2003 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2004 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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