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Art. 2 Einführungsgesetz zum Krankenversicherungsgesetz (EG KVG) - Anspruch und Finanzierung der Prämienverbilligung

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Art. 2 EG KVG · Anspruch und Finanzierung der Prämienverbilligung

1. Ein Anspruch auf Prämienverbilligung besteht, soweit die kantonalen Richtprämien der obligatorischen Krankenpflegegrundversicherung den Selbstbehalt gemäss Absatz 2 übersteigen und die Voraussetzungen gemäss Art. 7 der Verordnung zum Einführungsgesetz zum Krankenversicherungsgesetz (V zum EG KVG) erfüllt sind.

2. Der Selbstbehalt entspricht einem bestimmten Prozentsatz des anrechenbaren Einkommens und beträgt zwischen 9,0 und 12,0 Prozent. Der Prozentsatz verläuft linear und steigt ab einer bestimmten Grenze des anrechenbaren Einkommens an (linear-progressives System). Er wird vom Regierungsrat jeweils im Vorjahr festgelegt.

3. Für untere und mittlere Einkommen werden die kantonalen Richtprämien von Kindern um mindestens 80 Prozent und von jungen Erwachsenen in Ausbildung um mindestens 50 Prozent gemäss Art. 7 Abs. 3 und 4 V zum EG KVG verbilligt (Mindestanspruch).

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5. Die Prämienverbilligung darf, vorbehältlich bundesrechtlicher Vorgaben, die im Anspruchsjahr geschuldeten Prämien für die obligatorische Krankenpflegeversicherung nicht übersteigen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (115)

42.2024.23 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 1 LAS)

Appeal Regarding Denial of Social Assistance for Second Professional Training and Demand to Cease Unprofitable Business

Cited repeatedly in the reasoning as the basis for the principle of subsidiarity governing social assistance, justifying the rejection of the appeal.

42.2024.14 · ti (Art. 2 cpv. 1 lett. i Las)

Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of Formal Decision on Social Assistance Claim

This article defines social benefits, including social assistance benefits.

42.2024.5 · ti (art. 2 Las)

Appeal Regarding Denial of Social Assistance Due to Erroneous Pension Credit

The appeal was granted based on the analysis of the subsidiarity principle outlined in this article, concerning the incorrect consideration of the CHF 2'110.- payment.

42.2023.24 · ti (art. 2 Las)

Social Assistance Property Sale Obligation Upheld Despite Procedural Flaw in Reissuance of Order

Cited in reasoning regarding the principle of subsidiarity governing social assistance.

42.2022.99 · ti (Art. 2 Las)

Social Assistance Termination for Unprofitable Startup Operation

The court confirmed the administrative decision based on the principle of subsidiarity applicable to social assistance.

42.2022.79 · ti (art. 2 cpv. 1 Las)

Social Assistance Duration and Scope of Appeal Reassessment

Cited in the reasoning that confirms the subsidy principle, which supports the final decision to reject the appeal based on the scope of assistance.

42.2022.78 · ti (Art. 2 Las)

Social Assistance Overpayment Repayment Obligation Based on Undisclosed Relative Income

The court confirmed the decision based on the principle of subsidiarity, which is rooted in Art. 2 Las.

B.2022.32 · sg (Art. 2 Abs. 1 ZUG)

Supervised Visitation Costs as Child Support and Municipal Responsibility

The court confirmed that the municipality at the child's place of support is responsible for the subsidiary assumption of costs, referring to the definition of neediness in this provision in the context of the child's support costs.

B.2022.32 · sg (Art. 2 Abs. 1 ZUG)

Municipality Responsible for Supervised Visitation Costs

Cited in the preamble, relating to the definition of need for social assistance.

42.2020.20 · ti (Art. 2 Las)

Applicant's Foreign Property Liquidation Requirement for Social Assistance Benefits

Cited in conjunction with Art. 13 Laps, it establishes the principle of subsidiarity which underpins the decision to count the real estate asset.

42.2020.26 · ti (Art. 2 Las)

Appeal Inadmissible Due to Mootness and Failure to Exhaust Alternative Remedies

Cited in the reasoning to illustrate the principle of subsidiarity, which underpins the administration's position.

VB.2020.00241 · zh (Art. 2 ZUG)

Support Continuation Upon Vocational Training After Age of Majority

The court considered the general provisions on domicile.

VB.2020.00242 · zh (Art. 2 ZUG)

Adult's Persistent Support Domicile for Vocational Training

This provision likely defines or relates to the concept of 'Unterstützungswohnsitz' (support residence), which is central to the case.

42.2019.33 · ti (Art. 2 Las)

Social Assistance Reimbursement Deadline Upholding

The rejection of the appeal is based on the confirmation of the administrative decision, which operates under cantonal social assistance law, citing the principle of subsidiarity contained in this article (and Art. 13 Laps, mentioned in the reasoning).

100 2018 377 · be (Art. 2 ZUG)

Zurich v. Bern: Cantonal Reimbursement for Social Assistance Costs of Incarcerated Individual

The decision to deny reimbursement for the remaining CHF 951.80 was based on the finding that the supporting canton (Bern) disregarded its own principles regarding the assessment of neediness, as per this article.