Bekendtgørelse af lov om private institutioner for gymnasiale uddannelser | A20260038829 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om private institutioner for gymnasiale uddannelser

The minister may approve private providers to establish certain gymnasium-level schools and courses, set approval rules, and revoke approval if the rules are not followed or independence requirements are not met.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20260038829
Status
In force
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Language
da
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The minister may approve private providers to establish certain gymnasium-level schools and courses, set approval rules, and revoke approval if the rules are not followed or independence requirements are not met. School or course bylaws must cover governance and closure procedures, be published online, and cannot set purposes or surplus-fund rules outside the law. Bestemmelsen kræver ministergodkendelse og visse betingelser for afdelinger og kombinerede institutioner, regulerer tilskud og donationer, og fastsætter regler for ledelse, elevinddragelse og bestyrelsens habilitet. The two named funds must keep accounts for the subsidy grants mentioned in § 9. Section 14 sets the accounting year as the calendar year and gives the minister broad supervisory, information-gathering, subsidy, and rule-making powers for schools and courses.