Ordinance of the Governing Council on Asylum (RR AsylVo) - Allocation Limit (Art. 2 KR AsylVo) (RRASYLVO)
Table of Provisions (6)
Statutory Text (6 Provisions)
1. The allocation limit pursuant to Article 2 paragraph 1 lit. b of the Cantonal Council's Ordinance on Asylum Matters is 1 percent.
1. The support services pursuant to Article 13 of the Ordinance of the Cantonal Council on Asylum Matters are governed by Appendix A.
2. The disbursement of monetary benefits should generally cover a period of 14 days.
1. If the Confederation rejects the granting of material return assistance or the inclusion in a return program, cantonal return assistance is only possible in exceptional cases.
2. The cantonal return assistance amounts to a maximum of 1,000 francs per person, but not more than 5,000 francs per assistance unit.
1. If monetary benefits are indispensable, they should generally be limited to provisions for sustenance and hygiene.
2. The benefits for sustenance and hygiene should generally be provided according to the following maximum amounts per day
a) Individuals: CHF 8.00
b) Second person in the support unit: CHF 4.00
c) Third person in the support unit: CHF 3.00
d) Fourth person in the support unit: CHF 2.00
e) Each additional person in the support unit: CHF 3.00
3. Emergency assistance should cover a period of 1-5 days.
1. Expenditures to be accounted for by means of flat rates are determined according to Appendix B.
2. The lump sum contribution to the education and employment programs is determined according to Appendix B; for education and employment programs of the municipalities, a service agreement with the Department of Health and Social Affairs is required.
3. For measures concerning child or adult protection law, whose costs are not covered by social insurances or third parties, the crediting requires prior cost approval from the Office for Social Affairs.
4. For children of asylum seekers who attend compulsory school education, a contribution of 7,500 Swiss francs per child and school year is recognized toward the costs of the municipality of residence. The Department of Health and Social Affairs may recognize higher contributions in individual cases upon a well-founded request.
5. If asylum seekers receive permanent residence in Switzerland through recognition or for other reasons, any back payments of contributions to social insurances (particularly AHV, IV) for the duration of dependence on social assistance during their status as asylum seekers are recognized.
1. The Regulation enters into force on January 1, 2008.