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Art. 6 Legge federale del 14 dicembre 2001 sulla produzione e la cultura cinematografiche (LCin) - Formazione continua

LCin; Capitolo 2: Promozione della cinematografia
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Art. 6 LCin · Formazione continua

La Confederazione può accordare aiuti finanziari o fornire un sostegno sotto altre forme alla formazione continua delle persone occupate nella cinematografia.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (6)

B.2015.25 · sg (Art. 6 FiG (sGS 854.1))
Stream Channelization vs. Orchard Use Appeal
Cited in the reasoning concerning the upgrading of habitats for aquatic animals.
B.2015.25 · sg (Art. 6 FiG)
Eminent Domain for Flood Protection Versus Orchard Use
Cited as part of the legal framework underpinning the project's ecological goals, which were upheld in the final decision.
VPB 07-2789-7409 (Art. 6 LCin)
Call for Applications: Support for Swiss Film Training Institutions
This article establishes that the Confederation supports training and further education, which is the legal basis for the Federal Office of Culture's (OFC) support for training institutions.
JAAC 70.83 (Art. 6 LCin)
Federal Council Upholds Denial of Film Quality Bonus Due to Lack of Clearly Above-Average Artistic Merit
Grants the Confederation the power to promote training and continuing education in cinema.
VPB 04-2005-0339 (Art. 6 LCin)
Swiss Film Schools: Performance Contracts and Funding
This article is cited as the basis for the Confederation's (OFC's) support for film school students' training.
JAAC 59.5 (Art. 6 LCin)
Commission Prioritizes International Film Funding
Cited as the legal basis for the Confederation's power to grant subsidies for cultural promotion, including film education, and for the discretionary nature of such grants.