Loi du 11 juillet 1978 autorisant le Gouvernement à subventionner l'exécution d'un troisième programme quinquennal d'équipement sportif communal et intercommunal.
This preamble says the law authorizes the Government to subsidize a third five-year communal and intercommunal sports equipment program.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1978/07/11/n1/jo
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- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble says the law authorizes the Government to subsidize a third five-year communal and intercommunal sports equipment program. Le Gouvernement peut subventionner des projets d’équipement sportif des communes ou syndicats de communes, entre le 1er janvier 1978 et le 31 décembre 1982, dans la limite de 350 millions de francs et selon les modalités de la loi. A sports equipment program must be established by the minister responsible for physical education and sports, approved by the Government in Council, and accompanied by criteria and rules for subsidizing projects. State financial aid may be granted as capital grants or interest subsidies, with general and higher percentage caps depending on the project’s interest. This article says the costs of carrying out the law are paid by the special sports equipment fund.
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Loi du 11 juillet 1978 autorisant le Gouvernement à subventionner l'exécution d'un troisième programme quinquennal d'équipement sportif communal et intercommunal.
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