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446.11Federal Council ordinanceDeleteCompleted

Ordinanza del 17 ottobre 2012 sulla promozione delle attività extrascolastiche di fanciulli e giovani (Ordinanza sulla promozione delle attività giovanili extrascolastiche, OPAG)

Federal Council ordinanceLanguage DEDocument 17 October 2012In force 1 January 2013
Published verdict
Delete

The law looks obsolete, unjustified, or duplicative.

Summary

This ordinance implements the federal youth-promotion law by putting the Federal Social Insurance Office in charge of a grant system for extracurricular child and youth activities. It defines eligible actors and projects, allocates funding shares, sets application procedures and decision timelines, funds private organisations’ structures, training, model and participation projects, subsidises political-participation projects and model projects by cantons and municipalities, and creates coordination, information-platform, and exchange mechanisms among public and private actors.

Verdict reason
This is a subsidy-and-coordination ordinance built around federal grants, administrative screening, thematic steering, and intergovernmental process management rather than any indispensable institutional function. It channels public money into private organisations’ operations, training, and political-participation projects, expands bureaucracy through applications, platforms, reporting, and coordination mandates, and centralises discretion in the administration and department. The text shows no hard-to-replicate need that justifies these distortions.
Review details
Status
Completed
Model
gpt-5.4
Method
better-switzerland-v2
Attempts
1
Input tokens
6195
Output tokens
202
Total tokens
6397
Estimated cost
$0.0185
Record metadata
Document date
17 October 2012
Entry into force
1 January 2013
Applicability
1 January 2023
Type
Federal Council ordinance
Display ID
446.11
Canonical record
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2012/699
Family URI
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2012/699
Language
DE
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