Sprogbestemmelser i SU-bekendtgørelsen 2020 (Statens Uddannelsesstøtte)


Bekendtgørelse om ændring af bekendtgørelse om statens uddannelsesstøtte (SU-bekendtgørelsen) (forslag 2020): 

10. § 76, stk. 3, 2. pkt., ophæves og i stedet indsættes:

»Styrelsen kan fastsætte regler om, at oplysninger, der fremsendes ved ansøgning efter stk. 1, og som ikke er affattet på dansk, et andet nordisk sprog eller et eller flere andre sprog, som styrelsen behersker, skal være vedlagt en oversættelse til ét af disse sprog. Nærmere krav til oversættelsen, herunder hvilke sprog styrelsens behersker, offentliggøres på www.su.dk.«

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