It will concern the pupils Primary and secondary schools and children who fulfill compulsory pre -primary education in kindergartens. This stems from an amendment to the Education Act, which was approved by MPs of the National Council (NR) of the Slovak Republic on Thursday.
The adjustment talks about two regimes in justification – stricter and looser. The milder regime will be able to apply schools that will not exceed the value of the number of hours missed during the monitored period of the school year. In this case, they will be able to justify a higher number of lessons without confirming the doctor. The amendment will also introduce the possibility that schools can be moved during the school year by improving attendance to a milder regime.
For both regimes, the school will be able to justify the pupil in case of illness without a medical confirmation of five consecutive calendar days and the kindergarten seven days. In free mode, the school will be able to justify ten days for a calendar month and at the same time a maximum of 15 days in the last two months.
In a more stricter regime, schoolchildren will be able to miss the disease for a maximum of 15 days for the school half of the school. In the case of a kindergarten, this will be 14 days per month, or 21 days in two months, and at a stricter version of a maximum of 21 days per school half of the year.
The resort argued that the goal The proposal is to modify the conditions of justifying the absence of children so as not to increase the administrative burden of pediatricians, But there was no increase in absence. MEPs also approved the amendment to the amendment. Among other things, it introduces the possibility to provide scholarship to secondary school pupils As a form of motivational contribution for consideration in the form of the obligation of the pupils of the pupils to become part of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic and after the agreed period.
However, the amendment also regulated other legislation. MEPs thus approved the changes in the Act on the National Medical Information System. They say that health insurance companies, which are already passing on data on the list of waiting policyholders for health care to the National Health Information Center, will not send the same data to other institutions.
The Act on Health Care Providers will also be amended. Newly, the Provider will be obliged to allow the person in charge to carry out the clergy activity to the hospital unless its presence does not interfere with the provision of care. In the event of a breach of the obligation, the Ministry of Health will be able to impose a fine of up to EUR 500 to the provider.
MEPs also approved the amendments in the Act on the Categorization of Constitutional Health Care. For health insurance companies, for example It deletes the obligation to submit data on the consumption of institutional care for each policyholder. They will no longer be obliged to create and keep a list of waiting policyholders on the basis of a proposal for planned care sent by the hospital operator or one -day health care provider.
