851.1
SHGLAS
CH-ZH
CH-ZH
Art. 9 : Sozialhilfegesetz (SHG)
Art. 9
Der für das Fürsorgewesen zuständigen Direktion14 obliegen
insbesondere
a.
Förderung der Information über das Sozialwesen sowie der Zusam-
menarbeit zwischen den sozialen Institutionen,
b. Beratung und Fortbildung der Fürsorgebehörden,
c.22 Erteilung und Entzug von Bewilligungen für den Betrieb privater,
nicht unter die Zuständigkeit einer anderen Behörde fallender
Heime, die der dauernden Unterbringung, Verpflegung und per-
sönlichen Betreuung von hilfsbedürftigen Personen dienen,
d. Vorbereitungen für die Aufnahme hilfebedürftiger Auslandschwei-
zer und ihrer Familienangehörigen in Zusammenarbeit mit den
Gemeinden,
e. Entscheidung von Streitigkeiten der Gemeinden über Hilfepflicht
und Kostentragung.
Regierungsrat
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (22)
VB.2006.00292 · zh (§ 9 lit. c SHG)
Denial of Permit for Extended Care Beds Due to Lack of Elderly and Nursing Home Classification
This provision likely pertains to social welfare or assistance, potentially relating to the care of elderly individuals.
VB.2022.00491 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. 3 ZUG)
Canton of Responsibility for Care Facility Resident's Support
This provision is cited as the basis for determining whether an exception applies to the loss of support residency.
VB.2022.00207 · zh (§ 9 lit. e SHG)
Municipality Responsible for Foster Child Social Assistance
Cited as a basis for establishing the social assistance residence of the ward children.
VB.2022.00277 · zh (§ 9 lit. e SHG)
Social Assistance Residence Shifted to New Municipality Despite Potential Return
This provision is cited as the basis for determining the social assistance residency and is central to the court's decision regarding the change of the applicant's support residency.
VB.2021.00358 · zh (Art. 9 ZUG)
Abandonment of Swiss Support Residence Upon Permanent Relocation Abroad
Cited in the dispositive to determine the termination of residence.
VB.2020.00242 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. 3 ZUG)
Adult's Persistent Support Domicile for Vocational Training
This provision relates to the general rules for determining the support residence and is indirectly relevant to the case of a child turning eighteen.
VB.2020.00169 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. I ZUG)
Cantonal Residence and Reimbursement of Social Assistance
This article is listed among the legal norms whose application is implicitly confirmed by the final dismissal of the appeal.
VB.2017.00683 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. III ZUG)
Cantonal Reimbursement for Social Assistance and Care Facility Stays
This article is likely cited to define or address situations where a person might not have a place of residence for support purposes.
VB.2016.00745 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. I ZUG)
Social Assistance Domicile and Cost Reimbursement Appeal
This article (likely concerning support or residence) is cited in relation to the determination of the place of support.
VB.2016.00745 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. III ZUG)
Social Assistance Domicile and Cost Reimbursement Appeal
Used to define that the institution qualifies as a 'Heim' based on the criteria, affecting the determination of the place of support.
VB.2016.00611 · zh (Art. 9 ZUG)
Dispute Over Supporting Domicile for External Placement Costs When Parents Lack Common Domicile
Cited regarding the change in the place of support obligation when the dependent moves in with a parent.
VB.2014.00673 · zh (Art. 9 Abs. 3 ZUG)
Social Assistance: Institution vs. Residence and Reduced Engagement
This provision is cited in relation to the determination of the support residence in cases of stays in institutions.
VB.2001.00112 · zh (Art. 9 lit. I ZUG)
Municipality of Zurich v. Social Assistance Jurisdiction
This provision is cited, potentially regarding the substantive rules on intercantonal responsibility, which underpins the decision.
VB.2001.00112 · zh (Art. 9 lit. II ZUG)
Municipality of Zurich v. Social Assistance Jurisdiction
This provision is cited, potentially regarding the substantive rules on intercantonal responsibility, which underpins the decision.
VB.2001.00112 · zh (Art. 9 lit. I ZUG)
Municipality's Cessation of Social Assistance Upheld Due to Lack of Local Jurisdiction
This provision seems related to the underlying right to assistance, but it is not cited in the final orders.