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1. This regulation implements the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act, the Asylum Act, and the ordinances issued by the Federal Council based thereon.

Foreign Nationals

1. The Office for Labour and Migration is the competent cantonal authority within the meaning of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act and the regulations based thereon.

2. It fulfills the tasks that federal law assigns to cantonal authorities and that are neither expressly assigned to another authority by federal law nor by cantonal law.

Foreign Nationals

1. Municipalities shall maintain a register of foreigners residing in the municipality. They are the competent authority for registration and deregistration pursuant to Articles 12 and 15 of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act, in accordance with Article 17 of the Ordinance on Admission, Stay, and Employment (SR 142.201).

2. They provide administrative assistance pursuant to Article 97 of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act.

Foreign Nationals

1. The Integration Department within the Directorate Secretariat of the Directorate of Education and Culture is the contact point for integration matters according to Article 56, paragraph 4 of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act.

2. It implements the cantonal integration program (KIP) and in particular issues the associated rulings, unless otherwise regulated.

Asylum Seekers, Provisionally Admitted Persons, and Refugees

1. The Office for Labor and Migration is the competent cantonal authority pursuant to the Asylum Act and the regulations based thereon.

2. It performs the tasks assigned to cantonal authorities by federal law, which are not explicitly assigned to another authority under federal or cantonal law. For this purpose, it may call upon the assistance of the cantonal police.

Asylum Seekers, Provisionally Admitted Persons, and Refugees

1. The Office for Social Affairs is the competent social assistance authority within the meaning of Article 80a of the Asylum Act.

2. It ensures social assistance for persons who reside in the Canton of Uri based on the Asylum Act. Provisionally admitted persons are equated with these.

3. It assigns a place of residence to asylum seekers who are allocated to the Canton of Uri. It may assign them accommodation or house them collectively.

4. As the competent cantonal social assistance authority within the meaning of Article 53 paragraph 5 of the Federal Act on Foreign Nationals and Integration, the Office for Social Affairs registers unemployed recognized refugees and provisionally admitted persons with the public employment service.

Asylum Seekers, Provisionally Admitted Persons, and Refugees

1. The municipal authorities are responsible for providing accommodation to those asylum seekers assigned to them by the canton, unless the canton or a third party commissioned by the canton undertakes this responsibility.

2. They grant social assistance, in accordance with the Public Social Assistance Act (RB 20.3421), to refugees with a settlement permit residing in their municipality.

3. Additionally, they provide emergency assistance to those individuals assigned to their municipality whose asylum application has not been processed or whose asylum application has been definitively rejected.

Other Authorities

1. The Cantonal Police assist the Office for Work and Migration in the enforcement of the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act and the Asylum Act.

2. In particular, they conduct investigations on behalf of the Office, interview foreign nationals, and participate in the execution of coercive measures ordered by the Office for Work and Migration.

Other Authorities

1. If federal law provides for judicial review of a coercive measure or the approval of a coercive measure, the Coercive Measures Court shall rule, under Article 19e of the Law on the Organization of Judicial Authorities (RB [2.3221](https://rechtsbuch.ur.ch/data/2.3221/de)), as the cantonal judicial authority.

2. It shall in particular

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| a) | order the search of a dwelling or other premises (Art. 70 para. 2 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |

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| b) | upon request, subsequently review the legality of detention (Art. 73 para. 5 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |

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| c) | adjudicate appeals against ordered inclusion and exclusion (Art. 74 para. 3 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |

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| d) | examine the legality and appropriateness of preparatory detention (Art. 75 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), detention pending deportation (Art. 76 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), detention within the Dublin procedure (Art. 76a Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), and coercive detention (Art. 78 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) (Art. 80 para. 2 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |

3. Decisions of the competent judicial authority may be appealed to the Higher Court by way of an administrative court appeal.

Final Provisions

1. Orders issued by the authorities based on this regulation, pursuant to the Foreign Nationals and Integration Act, the Asylum Act, or the ordinances enacted by the Federal Council based on these, may be contested by objection with the issuing authority within 30 days from the notification. Special provisions under this regulation remain reserved.

2. The decision on the objection can be directly challenged with an administrative court appeal to the Superior Court.

3. Otherwise, the procedure is governed by the Ordinance on Administrative Procedure (RB 2.2345).

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