#BUDB0620003AOrder of July 3, 2006 Establishing Internship Allowance Rates
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The law establishes the rates of internship allowances for civilian personnel of the State in France, as detailed in a decree from July 3, 2006. It focuses on varying levels of financial support based on whether interns are provided with lodging and meals, outlining specific conditions under which these allowances are reduced or completely eliminated. The regulation ensures that those supported by the State do not receive duplicative reimbursements for accommodation and meals.
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Key Changes
- Defines specific allowance rates for interns based on their lodging and meal provisions.
- Introduces differentiated compensation for those staying in state-provided accommodations.
- Sets regulatory oversight responsibilities for budget and administration directors.
Obligations
What this law requires
Do not allocate internship allowances to interns who are provided free lodging by the State and have access to meals in a State administrative restaurant or equivalent facility
Reduce internship allowances by 50% for interns who are not provided free lodging by the State but are provided free meals at one of the two main meals in a State administrative restaurant or equivalent facility
Prohibit duplicate reimbursements for accommodation and meals to interns receiving free State-provided lodging and/or meals
Apply internship allowance rates according to the established table without correction index adjustment for La Réunion department
Pay daily internship allowances under the conditions specified in Article 2