Regulatory measure
In school law, regulatory measures serve the orderly teaching and education work as well as the protection of people and property.
Situation in Germany
In Germany, the regulatory measures are determined by the school laws of the individual federal states .
In contrast to educational measures, which can be carried out promptly by the individual teacher, a committee usually decides on regulatory measures, such as a sub-conference appointed by the teachers' conference, depending on the federal state with the involvement of parent and student representatives and depending on the student concerned having the opportunity to have one Had opinion.
According to current jurisprudence, all regulatory measures, with the exception of expulsion from school, are seen as so-called administrative acts.
Individual standards in Germany
- Section 90 School Act for Baden-Württemberg
- Art. 86 Bavarian law on education and instruction
- Section 63 Berlin School Act
- Section 64 Brandenburg Schools Act
- Section 46 Bremen Schools Act
- Section 49 Hamburg Schools Act
- Section 82 Hessian School Act
- Section 60a School Act for the State of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
- Section 61 of the Lower Saxony School Act
- Section 53 School Act for the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
- Section 55 School Act (Rhineland-Palatinate)
- Section 32 Saarland School Regulations Act
- Section 39 Education Act for the Free State of Saxony
- Section 44 School Act of the State of Saxony-Anhalt
- Section 25 Schleswig-Holstein School Act
- Section 51 Thuringian School Act
literature
- Hannes Berger: Educational and regulatory measures in school law , in: Journal for State Constitutional Law and State Administrative Law (ZLVR), 2/2018, pp. 46–55.
