The Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court,  The Tvind Case.

“ The School Corporate Group is clearly in violation of the spirit behind the laws of the free schools but to build one's administration on the spirit of the law is a shaky foundation for a minister to move into. Therefore I have chosen to present the case in full openness for the Folketing so that we through a responsible democratic process can express the publicly elected members will in a clear and administrable legislation. ”
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The Supreme Court,  The Tvind Case.

“ There is not adequate authorisation to refrain from paying out subsidies solely because it is part of a corporate group, and administrative stops for subsidies may therefore only be based on a concrete assesment of whether the individual school, viewed in isolation, has breached the law and it's preconditions. ”
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The Supreme Court,  The Tvind Case.

“ How eventual litigation challenging a subsidy-stop will end is uncertain, among other reasons because there is no case law in the area. No school has brought itself into the same situation.
I cannot administratively stop the Tvind Corpate Group without violating current legislation, and that is the background for that I with the introduced law-proposal first and foremost ask the Folketing to decide whether School Corporate Groups are an acceptable for of organisation for free schools with large public subsidies accordingly.
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