"on providing children from large families living and studying in general educational institutions on the territory of the city district of Klimovsk, Moscow Region, with school uniforms." Regulations on the school uniform and appearance of students Ensuring school

POSITION

I. General provisions

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"REGULATION On the school uniform and appearance of students"

Decided I approve:

pedagogical council Director of MBOU

dated 11/03/2017, Sokolchinsk secondary school No. 3

protocol number 2

N.G. Karbysheva

Order dated 03.11.2017 No. 57-o

POSITION

About the school uniform and the appearance of students

MBOU Sokolchinskaya secondary secondary school №3

I. General provisions

1.1. In accordance with clause 18, part 3, article 28 federal law dated December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ "On education in Russian Federation”, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Articles 13-15, Letter of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated 28.03.2013. No. DL-65/08 "On establishing requirements for students' clothing", Order of the Department of Education and Science of the Primorsky Territory dated June 26, 2013 No. 738-a "On establishing uniform requirements for school clothing and appearance of students in state (regional) municipal educational institutions Primorsky Territory,

1.2. This Regulation is a local act of the school and is mandatory for employees, students and their parents (persons replacing them).

1.3. This Regulation establishes the definition of a school uniform as one of the ways to create a business atmosphere necessary for training sessions. The form disciplines the person. School uniform helps you feel like a student.

1.4. Control over the observance of uniforms by students is required to be carried out by all school employees related to administrative, pedagogical and educational support staff.

II/Functions and tasks that the introduction of school uniforms solves

2.1.Functions that the school uniform performs:

Providing students with comfortable and aesthetic clothing in everyday life school life.

Elimination of signs of social, property and religious differences between students of the School.

Prevention of students' psychological discomfort in front of their peers.

Strengthening the overall image educational organization, the formation of school identity.

2.2. The introduction of a single form for students in grades 1-11 of the School solves the following tasks:

The strict style of students' clothing creates a businesslike atmosphere in the school, necessary for classes.

The form disciplines students.

School uniform saves parents money.

III . Basic requirements for the form and appearance of students

3.1. Clothing style - business, classic, modern strict.

3.2. School uniforms are divided into dress, casual and sports.

3.2.1 . arad form):

boys- white men's (boy's) shirt, black or dark blue trousers, shoes.

Girls- white blouse, skirt or sundress in black or dark blue, shoes, white bows (preferably).

For students in grades 1-4 (n everyday form):

boys- (preferably) a dark-colored jacket or pullover, classic black or dark blue trousers, a men's shirt (shirt) or a plain-colored knitted turtleneck, shoes; neat haircut.

Girls- a blouse or knitted turtleneck of a solid color, a skirt or sundress in black or dark blue, a vest, shoes; neat hairstyle.

3.2.2. For students of grades 5-11 (full dress)

Boys - white men's shirt or turtleneck plain light, jacket or vest, classic-cut trousers in black or dark blue, shoes. Neat haircut.

Girls - plain light blouse (turtleneck), buttoned or with a small neckline, skirt, classic-cut trousers or black or dark blue sundress, high-heeled shoes; a neat hairstyle (laid in a braid, ponytail or bun) or haircut.

For students in grades 5-11 (daily form)

Youths – plain shirt or turtleneck, classic-cut trousers in black or dark blue, vest, shoes; neat haircut. In winter, during low temperatures, it is allowed to wear a sweater (if necessary).

Girls- a blouse or knitted turtleneck of a solid color below the waist; a skirt or sundress in black or dark blue, a vest, shoes that are not high-heeled. In winter, during a low temperature regime, it is allowed to wear a sweater (if necessary); neat hairstyle.

In the cold season, girls are allowed to wear classic-cut dark-colored trousers.

3.2.3. Sports uniform.

For training in the gym: sports suit, T-shirt, sports leotards (shorts), sports shoes with non-slip white soles.

For outdoor activities: sports suit (shorts), sports shoes.

3.2.4. For classes in technology lessons and socially useful work - aprons, gloves.

3.3. School uniforms can be made from a variety of fabrics. The color scheme of the school uniform for students in grades 5-11: plain, calm tones, without inscriptions and drawings.

3.4. Accessories: Gold and silver earrings are allowed.

3.5. Change of shoes must be clean.

3.6 . Appearance must comply with generally accepted standards in society.

3.7. The teaching staff of the school staff should set an example for their pupils, maintain a business style in their casual clothes.

IV . Rights, duties and responsibilities

4.1. Students and parents have the right:

choose a school uniform in accordance with the proposed options.

4.2. Aboutstudents are required:

Wear your school uniform every day. Sports uniform on the days of physical education lessons is brought with you. On the days of the ceremonial rulers, holidays schoolchildren put on full dress uniform.

Clothing must be clean, fresh and ironed.

4.3. Students are prohibited:

4.3.1. come on training sessions no school uniform.

4.3.2. Come to training sessions in addition to physical culture in sports
form.

4.3.3. Attend classes without a second shoe until a special order from the director (depending on the stability of the weather in September, April-May).

4.3.4. Students are prohibited from wearing educational institutions:

- clothes of bright colors and shades; trousers, skirts with a low waist and (or) high slits; clothes with decorative details in the form of patches, with fabric rips, with a non-uniform color of the fabric; clothes with bright inscriptions and images; low-cut dresses and blouses; linen style clothes; attributes of clothing covering the face; traumatic accessories, as well as accessories with the symbols of asocial informal youth associations, as well as those promoting psychoactive substances and illegal behavior;

- religious clothes, clothes with religious attributes and (or) religious symbols;

- headwear in the premises of educational institutions;

- beach shoes, massive shoes with a thick platform, evening shoes and high-heeled shoes;

- massive jewelry.

4.3.5. Students are not allowed to appear in educational institutions with extravagant haircuts and hairstyles, with hair dyed in bright unnatural shades, with bright manicure and makeup, with piercings.

4.3.6. The clothes of students may have the distinctive signs of an educational institution: emblems, stripes, badges, ties, etc.

4.3.7. The appearance of students must comply with the business style generally accepted in society and be of a secular nature.

V . Responsibility

5.1 . If the student came to school without a school uniform, at the request of the duty administrator (teacher, class teacher), he must write an explanatory note.

5 .2. If a student lives in a remote area of ​​the city, he is allowed to attend classes, but at the same time provides the administrator on duty (teacher, class teacher) with a diary in which an authorized person makes an entry for parents with a warning that parents should take appropriate measures, t .e. ensure that your child comes to school in school uniform.

VI . Parents' rights

Parents have the right:

6.1. Discuss at the parent committees of the class and the school issues that have
attitude to school uniforms, submit proposals regarding school uniforms for consideration by the School Council.

VII . Responsibilities of parents

Parents are required to:

7.1. Buy a school uniform, second shoes before the start of the school year.

Monitor the appearance of the child on a daily basis before going to school in accordance with the requirements of this Regulation.

Monitor the condition of your child's school uniform, i.e. wash it in a timely manner as it gets dirty.

7.4 . Avoid situations where the student explains the reason for the absence of the form by the fact that it was washed and did not dry.

7 .5 . Check the child's diary daily for a written report of the absence of a school uniform and taking measures to provide the child with a school uniform.

7.6. Come to the Prevention Council on the issue of non-compliance with this Regulation.

VIII . The rights of the class teacher

The class teacher has the right:

Explain the points of this Regulation to students and parents against signature.

IX .Responsibilities of the class teacher

The class teacher must:

To carry out daily control for the wearing of school uniforms and second shoes by students in their class before the start of training sessions.

Timely (on the day of the fact) inform parents about the fact that the student does not have a school uniform.

Act within their competence on the basis of official

instructions.

X . Responsibility of the class teacher

For failure to perform or improper performance of official duties, he is liable under the labor legislation of the Russian Federation, local acts of the educational institution.

Last updated 08/21/2019

A one-time allowance by the beginning of the school year is a social payment for schoolchildren from low-income or large families. There is no federal law, so the regional authorities independently determine the categories of recipients and the amount of benefits, so the amount of payments for preparing children for school differs in different areas. The average allowance in the regions is 1,500 - 2,000 rubles, and in some it reaches 10,000 (Moscow) and 11,180 rubles (KhMAO).

Who is entitled to payments

One-time school allowances are paid only to certain categories of recipients. Usually these are low-income and large families or single parents:

• incomplete family - a family without one parent: a woman raising children under the age of 18, a man raising children, if the mother of the family is deprived of custody rights, or is considered dead;
• a family where the mother temporarily supports the children on her own without the help of her husband, who serves as a conscript in the army;
• large families - three or more born or adopted minor children are brought up;
• low-income families - families with incomes below the regional subsistence level per person;
• disabled parents - one of the parents raising children has a disability of the first or second group;
• a foster caregiver or guardian with a child legally residing with him and in respect of whom guardianship has been established.

How to get school allowance

Contact the social security office where you live to get up-to-date information specific to your case. Send a request by e-mail - if it is not possible to come in person. The mailing address for appeals is usually posted on the social security website.

You can also leave a request for a consultation on the website of the city administration.

Parents need to find out accurate information in the following areas, providing an accurate description of your family situation:

• what form of social benefits your family's case falls under;
• amount financial assistance with references to acts in the legislation;
• what documents are required to apply for benefits;
• Which regional department is in charge of the issue? social security and authorized to grant benefits.

Most importantly, specify the main contacts of the department, work schedule and address of the structure.

Feed available in many regions electronic application on the public services website. To do this, you need to fill out an application for receiving services. All supporting documents are attached to it and sent. The application is immediately submitted to the social security authorities. The current status can be seen in the "My applications" section. Within 15 working days, an application for an annual allowance is considered and a decision is made. You will see the results in "My Applications". Refusal may come due to non-fulfillment of any condition or an incomplete set of documents.

By what date do you need to apply

As a rule, documents and applications are accepted from August 1 or September 1 of the current year and until October 31. For real money, respectively, it is worth counting in the period from August 1 to December 1.

Documentation

The required package of documents may differ depending on the place of registration of social benefits and the situation, but usually the content is something like this:

• a written application for a request for assistance;
• bank account details;
• applicant's passport;
• birth certificate of the child (children);
• certificate of registration and cohabitation of the applicant with the child, which is obtained from the management company or HOA;
• certificate of the place of study of the child and his enrollment;
• certificate of family income from the applicant's place of work (large families may not be provided).

In addition, you may need:

• a copy of the document on the creation of a foster family or the transfer of a child under guardianship;
• a document confirming the parent's disability;
• death certificate of the spouse or deprivation of his/her parental rights.

The right to receive payments to schoolchildren is confirmed every year.

The size of the allowance at the beginning of the school year

The amount of material assistance depends on the region and category of recipients. Benefits are paid only for the first grader or for each student in the family.

Benefits can be not only monetary, but also in the form of discounts in children's stores or free lunches at school.

An approximate table with the amount of payments to school in different regions of Russia.

I. General provisions

1.1.In accordance with the law of the Russian Federation "On Education" Art. 28, para. 18, Convention on the Rights of the Child art. 13-15,The model regulation on an educational institution, article 50, by the decision of the pedagogical council of the school, from September 1, 2013, a school uniform is introduced in the MBOU Volodarskaya secondary school.

1.2. This Regulation is a local act of the school and is mandatory for employees, students and their parents (persons replacing them).

1.3. This Regulation establishes the definition of a school uniform as one of the ways to create a business atmosphere necessary for training sessions.The form disciplines the person. The school uniform helps to feel like a student and a member of a certain team, makes it possible to feel one's involvement in this particular School.

1.4. Control over the observance of uniforms by students is required to be carried out by all school employees related to administrative, pedagogical and educational support staff.

1.5. The school uniform is purchased by parents in stores, or sewn in accordance with the proposed description.

II. School uniform functions

2.1. Ensuring the normal functioning of all structural components of educational - educational process for the entire study period.

2.2. Maintaining general discipline and order in the school, in accordance with the Internal Regulations for Students and the Charter of the School.

2.3. Elimination of differences in children's clothing, regardless of the material and social status of their parents (legal representatives).

2.4. Convenience and comfort of use in different seasons.

2.5. Compliance with hygiene requirements.

2.6. Formation and development of aesthetic taste, clothing culture.

III. Basic requirements for the form and appearance of students

3.1. School clothing must comply with the sanitary and epidemiological rules and regulations "Hygienic requirements for clothing for children, adolescents and adults, children's assortment products and materials for products (products) in contact with human skin. SanPin 2.4.7/1.1.1286-03”, approved by the Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation on April 17, 2003.

3.2. Clothing style - business, classic, modern strict.

3.3. School uniforms are divided into dress, casual and sports.

3.3.1. Everyday shape:

For boys and young men - classic-cut trousers, a jacket or vest in neutral colors (gray, black, dark blue); plain shirt of a matching color scheme; accessories (tie, waist belt);

For girls and girls - a jacket, vest, skirt or sundress in neutral colors or soft shades of gray, black, dark blue; classic cut trousers in gray, black, dark blue; an opaque blouse (length below the waist) in a matching color scheme; (recommended length of sundresses and skirts: not more than 10 cm from the upper border of the knee and not lower than the middle of the lower leg).

3.3.2. Dress school uniformused by students on holidays and solemn rulers. For boys and young men, formal school clothes consist of casual school clothes, complemented by a white shirt. For girls and girls, full school dress consists of casual school clothes, complemented by a white opaque blouse (length below the waist).

3.3.2. Sports uniform.

School sportswear must be appropriate for the weather and the venue for physical education.

For training in the gym : sports T-shirt of a single color (the color of the T-shirt is determined by the class team), sports shorts (shorts) in black, sports shoes (sneakers, sneakers) with non-slip soles.

For outdoor activities: sports tights and T-shirt, sports shoes (sneakers, sneakers).

3.4. Clean footwear is required.

3.5. The appearance must comply with the business style generally accepted in society and be of a secular nature.

3.6. Students are prohibited from appearing in an educational institution with extravagant haircuts and hairstyles, with hair dyed in bright unnatural shades, with bright manicure and makeup, with piercings.For girls and boys, a neat business hairstyle, long hair is required.(for girls) are collected in a bun or braid.

3.7. School uniforms can be made from different fabrics. The color scheme of the school uniform for students in grades 1-11: black, gray or dark blue, plain, calm tones, without inscriptions and drawings.

3.8. Class teams are allowed to choose a single style and the same color scheme (from the proposed ones) of school uniforms and accessories.

3.9. Gold and silver earrings are allowed.

3.10. Students without a school uniform are not allowed to attend classes.

3.11. The teaching staff of the school staff should set an example for their pupils, maintain a business style in their everyday clothes.

IV. Rights and obligations

4.1. Students and parents have the right to:

Choose a school uniform in accordance with the proposed options.

4.2. Students are required to:

Wear a school uniform every day;

Sports uniform on the days of physical education lessons is brought with you;

On the days of solemn rulers, holidays, schoolchildren put on the front

form;

Clothing must be clean, fresh, ironed;

Be respectful of the uniforms of other students in the school.

4.3. Students are prohibited from:

4.3.1. come to class without a school uniform;

4.3.2. attend classes without a change of shoes until a special order from the director (in

depending on the stability of the weather in September, May);

4.3.3. wear clothes:

Bright colors and shades;

T-shirts, tops, shorts, jeans;

Blouses with a deep neckline;

With the symbols of asocial informal youth associations, as well as

promoting psychoactive substances and illegal behavior;

Trousers, skirts with a low waist and (or) high cuts;

Skirts less than 40 cm long;

Transparent and bright clothes with decorative details in the form of patches, with gusts

fabrics, with inscriptions and images;

Headwear in the premises of educational institutions;

Beach shoes, chunky platform shoes, evening shoes and slippers

high heels (more than 5 cm), sneakers or other sports shoes, slippers;

4.3.4. wear accessories to school, massive jewelry (beads, brooches, earrings, rings, belts with massive buckles), manicure in bright extravagant colors (blue, green, black, etc.); manicure with a design in bright colors (drawings, rhinestones, clips); evening make-up options using bright, saturated colors.

V. Responsibility

5.1. If a student came to school without a school uniform, at the request of the administrator on duty (teacher, class teacher), he must write an explanatory note.

5.2. A student without a school uniform is allowed to attend classes, but at the same time provides the administrator on duty (teacher, class teacher) with a diary in which an authorized person makes an entry for parents with a warning that parents should take appropriate measures, i.e. ensure that your child comes to school in school uniform.

5.3. If the violations by the student are repeated, then classroom teacher calls parents for detailed and repeated instructions on compliance by students with the requirements for school uniform and appearance of schoolchildren established by this regulation.

5.4. Students who do not comply with the requirements for school uniform and appearance established by this Regulation may be subject to disciplinary measures - a remark, a reprimand, expulsion from an organization engaged in educational activities (in accordance with Article 43 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 N 273- FZ"On Education in the Russian Federation").

VI. Parents' rights

Parents have the right:

6.1. Discuss issues related to school uniforms at the parent committees of the class and school, submit proposals regarding school uniforms for consideration by the Governing Council.

6.2. Invite parents whose children avoid wearing school uniforms to the classroom parent committee, governing council, council for the prevention of delinquency, and take measures against such parents within their competence.

VI I. Responsibilities of parents

Parents are required to:

7.1. Buy school and sports uniforms, second shoes before the start of the school year.

7.2. Monitor the appearance of the student on a daily basis before going to school in accordance with the requirements of the Regulation.

7.3. Monitor the condition of your child's school uniform, i.e. wash it in a timely manner as it gets dirty.

7.4. Avoid situations where the student explains the reason for the absence of the form by the fact that it was washed and did not dry.

7.5. Check the child's diary daily for a written report of the absence of a school uniform and taking measures to provide the child with a school uniform.

7.6. Come to the Prevention Council on the issue of non-compliance with this Regulation.

VI II. Parental Responsibility

For improper performance or non-performance by parents of this Regulation, parents bear administrative responsibility, determined by the Governing Council within its competence.

IX. The rights of the class teacher

The class teacher has the right to explain the points of this Regulation to students and parents under the signature.

X. Duties of the class teacher

The class teacher must:

10.1. carry out daily control for the wearing of school uniforms and change of shoes by students in their class before the start of training sessions;

10.2.With timely (on the day of the existence of the fact) notify parents of the fact that the student does not have a school uniform, invite them to the Prevention Council;

10.3.d act within their competence on the basis of the job description.

XI. Responsibility of the class teacher

For failure to perform or improper performance of official duties, he is liable under the labor legislation of the Russian Federation, local acts of the educational institution.

09/04/2013 18:09, Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, website:

The Ministry of Education and Science of Russia in connection with the increasing number of questions on the regulation of requirements for school clothes for students, as well as the entry into force on September 1, 2013 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ "On Education in the Russian Federation" (hereinafter - the Law on education), by letter dated March 28, 2013 No. DL-65/08, sent to the constituent entities of the Russian Federation a Model regulatory legal act of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation on establishing requirements for students' clothing according to educational programs primary general, basic general and secondary general education(hereinafter referred to as the Model Act).

According to paragraph 18 of part 3 of article 28 of the Law on Education, the establishment of requirements for the clothes of students is within the competence of an educational organization, unless otherwise provided by the Law on Education or the legislation of the subject of the Russian Federation.

In a number of constituent entities of the Russian Federation, various financial support mechanisms have been established both for certain categories of citizens for the purchase of school clothes, and for organizations engaged in its production (Republic of Bashkortostan, Republic of Tatarstan, Chuvash Republic, Amur, Bryansk, Orenburg, Sakhalin regions).

In accordance with part 2 of the Model Act, the requirements for students' clothing and the obligation to wear it are established by the local regulatory act of the educational organization.

Part 3 of the Model Act determines the general appearance of students' clothing, its color, style, by the public administration body of the educational organization (school council, parent committee, classroom, school-wide parent meeting, board of trustees and others).

According to part 4 of the Model Act, educational organizations have the right to establish the following types of students' clothing:

1) casual wear;

2) formal wear;

3) sportswear.

Ceremonial clothes are used by students on the days of holidays and solemn rulers. For boys and young men, formal school clothes consist of everyday school clothes, complemented by a light-colored shirt or a festive accessory. For girls and girls, formal school clothes consist of casual school clothes, complemented by a light-colored blouse or a festive accessory. Sportswear is used by students in the classroom physical education and sports. Students' clothing may have distinctive signs of an educational organization (class, class parallels): emblems, stripes, badges, ties, and so on.

Part 5 of the Model Act determines that students' clothing must comply with the sanitary and epidemiological rules and regulations "Hygienic requirements for clothing for children, adolescents and adults, children's products and materials for products (products) in contact with human skin.

In accordance with parts 7 and 8 of the Model Act, the appearance and clothing of students of state and municipal educational organizations must comply with the business style generally accepted in society and be of a secular nature. Students are not recommended to wear clothes, shoes and accessories with traumatic fittings, symbols of asocial informal youth associations, as well as those promoting psychoactive substances and illegal behavior in educational institutions.

According to part 9 of the Model Act, the decision to introduce clothing requirements for students of general education institutions must be made by all participants educational process(Article 26 of the Law on Education), take into account the material costs of low-income and large families.

To determine the general type of student clothing (color, style), citizens have the right to participate in the school council, parent committee, schoolwide, parent meeting, board of trustees.

When choosing, buying or independently tailoring a student’s uniform, you must first of all focus on the fact whether the requirements for students’ clothing are established, as well as what requirements are established by the local regulatory act of the educational organization in which you plan to train.

However, local normative act educational organization should not determine the company (organization, business entity), in which citizens are required to purchase a school uniform. The actions of the school management to restrict the choice of business entities selling such goods (including school uniforms) may contain signs of a violation of antitrust laws.

Thus, the introduction of requirements for clothing for students in general education institutions should be taken into account the material costs of low-income and large families for the purchase of school uniforms for students. About all cases of violations related to the introduction of school uniforms into educational organization, you should contact the education authority of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation and (or) the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.

Cabinet of Ministers

Republic of Bashkortostan

No. 68

Position
on the procedure for free provision of students of state and municipal
educational institutions from large families with school uniforms
or a replacement set of children's clothing for visiting
schoolwork

With changes and additions from:

1. This Regulation determines the procedure for free provision of students of state and municipal educational institutions from large families with a school uniform or a set of children's clothing replacing it for attending school classes (hereinafter referred to as the school uniform).

2. The right to free provision of school uniforms is granted for the entire period of study for students of state and municipal general educational institutions living in large families that include three or more minors (until they turn 18 years old as of September 1 of the next academic year) children, in including those adopted and (or) taken under guardianship (guardianship), whose average per capita income does not exceed the average subsistence minimum per capita established in the Republic of Bashkortostan (hereinafter referred to as students from large families).

3. The right to free provision of school uniforms is not granted to students from large families:

fully supported by the state.

4. Free provision of a school uniform for a student from a large family is carried out in the form of monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform (hereinafter referred to as monetary compensation), paid to one of the parents (legal representatives).

5. Presentation of monetary compensation is carried out once every two academic years in the amount of actual expenses incurred for the acquisition of a school uniform, but not more than the average cost of a school uniform established by the Territorial Authority Federal Service state statistics for the Republic of Bashkortostan as of September 1 of the current year.

6. Cash compensation is provided:

students from large families of state educational institutions - by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan;

for students from large families of municipal educational institutions - education management bodies of administrations municipal districts and urban districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

Information about changes:

7. One of the parents (legal representative) of a student (students) from a large family (hereinafter referred to as the applicant) submits the following documents to the educational institution at the place of education of the child (children) before October 1 of the current year to receive monetary compensation:

an application for the provision of monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform in accordance with Appendix No. 1 to this Regulation;

passport or other document proving the identity of the applicant;

birth certificates for each child who is a minor;

information about the composition of the family;

cash (commodity) checks confirming the purchase of a school uniform;

a certificate from the Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan for the district (city) (department of the Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan for the district (city) in the district (city)) (hereinafter - a territorial body (department of a territorial body) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus) at the place of residence (place of registration) of one of the parents (legal representative), confirming that the large family is classified as poor (hereinafter referred to as the certificate).

Information about changes:

Decree of the Government of the Republic of Bashkortostan dated December 29, 2012 N 501, this appendix was supplemented by clause 7.1, which enters into force upon expiration of 10 days from the date of official publication of the said resolution and applies to legal relations that arose from July 1, 2012.

7.1. The certificate is issued to the applicant.

On behalf of the applicants, persons whose powers are established by a power of attorney may act.

The issue of issuing a certificate is resolved on the basis of an application for issuing a certificate in the form established by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan (hereinafter referred to as the application), and the following documents:

statements of consent of the applicant's family members or their legal representatives to the processing of their personal data (with the exception of persons declared missing and wanted persons whose location has not been established by the authorized federal executive body);

a passport or other document proving the identity of the applicant (a person whose authority is established by a power of attorney);

a power of attorney issued in the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation - for a person whose powers are established by the power of attorney.

In case of non-receipt of the monthly allowance for a child, the following shall be submitted additionally:

passports or other documents proving the identity of the applicant, the other parent and children over the age of 14;

documents confirming the registration of the applicant and his family members at the place of residence or at the place of stay - certificates of family composition;

certificates of income of the applicant and his family members for the last three calendar months preceding the month of application;

birth certificates of children who are minors;

information about the size of the land plot or its absence (for citizens living in rural areas);

extract from the decision of the body local government on the establishment of guardianship (guardianship) over a child (children) for a child (children) who is (are) under guardianship (guardianship);

a certificate confirming the fact of receipt (non-receipt) in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Bashkortostan by the guardian (custodian) of funds for the maintenance of the child (children) under guardianship (guardianship) issued by the local government, for the child (children) who is (are) ) under guardianship (guardianship).

In case of lack of income among able-bodied members of a large family, the applicant submits a written explanation of the reasons for this, attaching the relevant documents (certificates from the place of study, certificates from public service employment of the population, work book). If an able-bodied member of a large family does not have a work book, the applicant in this written explanation indicates the reasons for its absence.

If the applicant applies to the territorial body (department of the territorial body) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus, the documents are submitted in originals (notarized copies) or in copies with the presentation of the originals.

The specialist of the territorial body (department of the territorial body) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus, who accepted the application and documents, checks them, makes copies of those documents that must be returned to the applicant, and certifies copies of documents in the prescribed manner.

The application and documents (copies of documents) submitted by mail must be sent with a declared value when forwarding, a list of attachments and a receipt. The authenticity of the applicant's signatures on the application and copies of documents sent by mail must be notarized. The application and documents (copies of documents) are sent by mail in a way that allows confirming the fact and date of sending. The obligation to confirm the fact of sending the application and documents (copies of documents) lies with the applicant.

The territorial authority (department of the territorial authority) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus, in order to issue a certificate, checks with the database of recipients of the monthly child allowance, and if the applicant is not the recipient of such an allowance, it calculates the average per capita income of the family in accordance with the procedure for accounting and calculating the average per capita income that gives the right to receive a monthly allowance for a child, approved by the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Bashkortostan dated December 31, 2004 N 273 (as amended by the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Bashkortostan dated September 6, 2012 N 309).

The certificate is issued on the day the applicant applies to the territorial body (department of the territorial body) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus, subject to the submission of all necessary documents.

The grounds for refusal to issue a certificate are:

non-compliance of the submitted documents with the conditions that determine the right to monetary compensation;

inconsistency of the submitted documents with the requirements imposed on them (the presence of conflicting information; the notes were made in pencil; there are erasures or additions, crossed out words and other corrections not specified in the document, as well as damage that does not allow unambiguous interpretation of the content; the validity of the document has expired; its details are missing:

number, date of issue, signature, seal);

submission of incomplete information necessary to resolve the issue of issuing a certificate confirming the family's attitude to the category of the poor;

the applicant's lack of the right to act as an applicant or represent his interests.

Refusal to issue a certificate may be challenged (appealed) in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

If there are two or more students of general education institutions in the family, one certificate is issued for all students studying in one general education institution.

In case of loss (damage) of the certificate, the applicant, on the basis of a written application, is issued a duplicate with the registration number of the lost certificate.

The applicant is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information and documents.

Territorial authority (department of the territorial authority) of the Ministry of Labor of the Republic of Belarus:

maintains a register of issuance of certificates in the form approved by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan;

quarterly, before the 20th day of the month following the reporting period, submits to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan information on the number of students who received certificates, in the form approved by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

8. On the basis of the documents specified in paragraph 7 of this Regulation, state and municipal educational institutions:

determine the right of students from large families to free provision of school uniforms;

keep records of the frequency of providing monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform;

draw up in duplicate the lists of students from large families for the provision of monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform (hereinafter - the lists) in accordance with the form in Appendix No. 2 to this Regulation.

state educational institutions - to the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan;

municipal general educational institutions - to the education management bodies of the administrations of municipal districts and urban districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

9. In state and municipal educational institutions, a file is formed for each applicant, in which the submitted documents (copies of documents) specified (specified) in paragraph 7 of this Regulation are filed. Cases are stored in these institutions for the entire period of study of students from large families and at least 3 years after graduation.

10. The Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan, administrations of municipal districts and urban districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan carry out:

payment of monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform in the manner specified in the application for the provision of monetary compensation for the acquired school uniform:

by transferring funds to personal accounts of citizens in credit institutions or through divisions of the federal postal service;

calculation of the cost and payment for the relevant services of credit institutions and divisions of the federal postal service.

11. Financing of expenses for the payment of monetary compensation for the purchased school uniform for students from large families, taking into account the payment for the services of credit organizations and federal postal services, is made at the expense of the budget of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

12. Funds from the budget of the Republic of Bashkortostan are sent:

to the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan - in the manner established for the execution of the budget of the Republic of Bashkortostan;

budgets of the relevant municipalities in the form of subventions in the amount established by the law of the Republic of Bashkortostan on the budget of the Republic of Bashkortostan for the next financial year and necessary for local governments to exercise state powers transferred by the Law of the Republic of Bashkortostan "On vesting local governments with certain state powers of the Republic of Bashkortostan".

13. The education management bodies of the administrations of municipal districts and urban districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan quarterly, by the 10th day of the month following the reporting period (according to the results of the year - by February 1 of the year following the reporting period) submit in an agreed form to the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan a report on the number of students from large families and the progress in the exercise of delegated state powers.

The Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan quarterly, by the 15th day of the month following the reporting period (according to the results of the year - by February 15 of the year following the reporting period) submits to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bashkortostan, in an agreed form, a summary report on the number of students from large families and during the implementation of the transferred state powers in providing school uniforms.

14. Responsibility for the legality of the provision and correctness of the calculations of the funds necessary for the payment of monetary compensation for the purchased school uniform for students from large families rests with the heads of state and municipal educational institutions.

15. Control over the intended use of financial resources is carried out by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the administrations of municipal districts and urban districts of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

Appendix N 1. Application for financial compensation for the purchased school uniform or a set of children's clothing replacing it for attending school hours Appendix N 2. List of students from large families for the provision of monetary compensation for the purchased school uniform