Supervision court day

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Guardianship judges established the Supervision Court Day eV (BGT) based in Bochum in 1988 under the name of the Guardianship Court Day. All professional groups involved in care law practice should thus receive a forum for the exchange of experiences. The association sees itself as a specialist organization within which interdisciplinary cooperation, uniform application of the law and professional training are to be promoted. He does not represent any professional interests. It has around 1,000 members, including many guardianship judges, legal clerks and other people working in the care sector. The BGT is recognized as a non-profit organization.

Objectives

The association feels committed to the guiding principle of care law : Strengthen the personal rights of those affected and improve their social situation. Every two years it organizes a nationwide specialist conference with around 400 participants, now also called the Supervision Court Day. Regional supervisory court days also take place regularly. The Supervision Court Day North takes place every two years in one of the northern federal states, the West German Supervision Court Day meets every spring in the Ev. Bochum University of Applied Sciences. The BGT-Mitte takes place every year in the Kassel town hall, every two years a BGT takes place in Saxony-Anhalt. The Baden BGT and the Württemberg BGT take place alternately every year in Freiburg or Esslingen or Ravensburg / Weingarten. The Bavarian BGT wanders through the districts of Bavaria and takes place every one to two years.

The fourteenth nationwide BGT took place in 2014 in Erkner / Brandenburg under the heading “Desires and will of those affected”. On it, the sponsorship award of the Supervision Court Day was awarded for the second time in memory of Lothar Kreyssig . His courage as a guardianship judge to oppose the arbitrary regime of National Socialism and to prevent the murder of disabled people remains an impressive role model and prompted Margot von Renesse to propose him as the namesake of the sponsorship award. Award winners in 2014 were: The project “I care for myself! - Power of attorney in easy language "is a consulting concept of the care association of" Living with Disabilities "in Hamburg. It enables disabled people to express their will with regard to their legal representation through a power of attorney. The project “Improvement of the social integration of people with a migration background in the system of legal care” is a holistic concept of the care association “Migrants in Action” from Hamburg. It includes the respective environment of the people in need of assistance in order to strengthen them in their own rights and opportunities for a self-determined life.

engagement

The Supervision Court Day is committed to the following policy objectives:

  • Establishment and promotion of care associations
  • Establishment and expansion of supervision authorities
  • Sufficient funding of activities to recruit and train volunteer carers
  • Development and safeguarding of professional standards for professional support
  • Appropriate remuneration / expense allowances for professional carers
  • Compliance with procedural guarantees for those affected, especially in the case of deprivation of liberty
  • Development of standards for medical and psychosocial assessment in the care process
  • Participation in the further development of care law as well as in relevant political and administrative decisions.

Fields of activity

  • Participation in the legislative process of the federal and state governments on the care law through professional opinions
  • Planning and organization of nationwide supervisory court days,
  • Documentation and dissemination of the work results in the specialist public preparation,
  • Co-editing and constant editorial advice for a specialist journal on legal care practice ( BtPrax ) (in cooperation with the * Bundesanzeiger Verlag) with its own association section
  • Publication of specialist books and a. with the results of the supervision court days (subject: supervision)
  • Initiation of regional groups (e.g. in Bavaria, Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, North Rhine-Westphalia and others)
  • Initiation of regional specialist conferences and advanced training events (e.g. BGT-Nord, BGT-West, Badischer BGT, etc.).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Annelie Kaufmann: Self-determination: Mentally ill people want help - and feel patronized . In: The time . September 1, 2014, ISSN  0044-2070 ( zeit.de [accessed December 6, 2019]).
  2. ^ Retrospective: The Supervision Court Day and the German Supervision Law »Center for Civil Society Development. Retrieved December 6, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Bavarian Supervision Court Day in Munich / Justice Minister Eisenreich: "We want to ensure high-quality support for the future too." Retrieved December 6, 2019 .
  4. ↑ BGT award winner 2018 in profile - "People first". Retrieved December 6, 2019 .