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Art. 16 Loi sur les subventions (LSub) - Fixation des subventions

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Art. 16 LSub · Fixation des subventions

1. En règle générale, les subventions doivent être fixées notamment en fonction de la capacité financière du requérant. Pour les subventions octroyées à des communes ou des groupements de communes, la législation sur la péréquation financière intercommunale demeure réservée.

2. Les aides financières doivent en outre être déterminées en fonction de leur caractère incitatif et de l'intérêt de l'Etat à assurer ou promouvoir l'accomplissement de la tâche.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (10)

BGE 150 II 294 (Art. 16 al. 1 LSu)
Suspension of federal lump-sum asylum indemnities for canton's failure to execute Dublin transfer requires no prior formal decision under subsidy law.
Supports the finding that no prior formal grant decision was required for the ex lege subsidies.
BGE 150 II 294 (Art. 16 al. 2 LSu)
Suspension of federal lump-sum asylum indemnities for canton's failure to execute Dublin transfer requires no prior formal decision under subsidy law.
Confirms that subsidies may be paid directly under law, allowing suspension without prior formal decision.
BGE 150 II 294 (Art. 16 al. 5 LSu)
Suspension of federal lump-sum asylum indemnities for canton's failure to execute Dublin transfer requires no prior formal decision under subsidy law.
Procedural basis for the SEM's decision of 8 March 2019 on the canton's request, confirming the suspension.
B-995/2023 (Art. 16 Abs. 2 SuG)
Livestock Conservation Grant Dispute: Contractual vs. Administrative Procedure
Cited as a basis for concluding public-law contracts for financial aid.
A-4290/2009 (Art. 16 SuG)
Transport Company's Failed Appeal Over Bus Route Award
States that subsidies granted become an integral part of the contract and are thus binding.
A-2344/2006 (Art. 16 LSu)
Municipality v. Federal Roads Office: Untimely Appeal of Subsidy Denial
The court referred to this article to establish that financial aid and subsidies are generally granted by formal decision, which the USTRA letter of February 6, 2004, constituted.
VPB 2007.8 (Art. 16, al. 2, LSu)
Swiss Federal Council's Economic Promotion Proposal 2008-2011
Cited as authorizing contractual forms for financial aid when it's important to exclude the possibility of the mandate holder unilaterally renouncing their task.
JAAC 66.46 (Art. 16 Abs. 4 SuG)
Bus Line Tender: Financial Offer Prioritized Over Qualitative Benefits
Cited as the basis for the requirement that the rejection of subsidy applications must be done by way of a decision.
VPB 2002.1999 (Art. 16 al. 2 LSu)
Export Promotion Law
Authorizes the contractual form for financial aid when the recipient cannot unilaterally renounce their task.
JAAC 62.66 (Art. 16 Abs. 1 SuG)
Housing Subsidies: Application Deadlines and Retroactive Application
Financial aid is typically granted through a formal decision (Verfügung).