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In the event of disputes and conflicts, facilities and public youth welfare organizations can appeal to the joint arbitration board in accordance with Section 78g SGB VIII.
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If the youth welfare service is provided in whole or in part in a facility, the public youth welfare provider is obliged to pay the fee to the beneficiary if agreements have been made with the provider of the facility or its association regarding
have been concluded.
An arbitration board has been set up in Bavaria for disputes and conflicts. This is located at the government of Lower Bavaria. Upon request, it decides on matters that are subject to agreements in accordance with § 78 b Para. 1 SGB VIII if the parties have not reached an agreement.
The following information is required:
One party has issued a written request for negotiations on an agreement in accordance with Section 78b Para. 1 SGB VIII and no agreement has been reached within six weeks.
The application to initiate arbitration proceedings, together with the necessary documents, must be submitted in writing or electronically to the office of the Arbitration Board at the Government of Lower Bavaria.
If the application is submitted in writing, it must be submitted in triplicate.
The members of the Arbitration Board shall decide on the application. In an oral hearing, the arbitration board first attempts to reach an amicable agreement between the contracting parties. If this is not successful, a decision is made by resolution. If the parties agree, a decision can also be made in a written procedure.
Fees of EUR 400.00 to EUR 7,700.00 are charged for the proceedings of the Arbitration Board and the expenses are determined in accordance with Art. 10 of the Costs Act.
The request for arbitration can be made at the earliest six weeks after a written request for negotiations.
At the request of one of the parties, the Arbitration Board shall decide without delay on the points remaining in dispute from the negotiations previously requested in writing.
The decision of the arbitration board may be appealed to the administrative courts without the need for preliminary proceedings. The action is not to be brought against the arbitration board, but against one of the two contracting parties. A review of the decision in preliminary proceedings is not required.
Service providers and integration assistance providers can appeal to the joint arbitration board in the event of disputes and conflicts.
In certain cases provided for by law, service providers and cost bearers in long-term care can appeal to the Arbitration Board in accordance with Section 76 SGB XI (Social Long-Term Care Insurance Arbitration Board) if they cannot reach agreement in negotiations.
Service providers and social welfare providers can appeal to the joint arbitration board in the event of disputes and conflicts in negotiations on a service and remuneration agreement.