Loi du 29 mai 1969 portant nouvelle fixation de la dotation de l'Etat au profit du Fonds national de solidarité ainsi que modification et complément de la loi du 30 juillet 1960 concernant la création d'un Fonds national de solidarité.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1969/05/29/n1/jo
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- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This is the preamble of the law, identifying the act and recording the formal adoption steps. From 1968, the State must set the National Solidarity Fund’s annual contribution at 105 million francs for five years, with index-based adjustment. This provision replaces earlier text to change one benefit amount and to state that certain eligible people are affiliated with their local regional sickness fund, with some cases requiring a request to the Fonds. A grand-ducal regulation may increase the annual income limits guaranteed by the National Solidarity Fund, but not by more than 20% of the solidarity pensions. The provision sets fixed monthly deductions from certain pensions when calculating an applicant’s annual income, with different amounts depending on beneficiary category and insurance history.
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Loi du 29 mai 1969 portant nouvelle fixation de la dotation de l'Etat au profit du Fonds national de solidarité ainsi que modification et complément de la loi du 30 juillet 1960 concernant la création d'un Fonds national de solidarité.
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