Traduction de «régime public d'assurance-maladie » (Français → Anglais) :

As a result, due to the limited nature of competition that was introduced into the Slovak compulsory health insurance system (i.e. only limited quality competition and no price competition at all) as well as the restrictions on the way profits can be made and used, the elements of competition and profit-orientation which are present in the Slovak system of compulsory health insurance do not call into question the predominant social, solidarity and regulatory features indicating the non-economic nature of the activities performed by health insurance companies in that system.

In this way, the insurance companies, through an activity severable from their contracts with the insured persons within the compulsory health insurance procure the inputs necessary to fulfil their role within that system.

On 31 October 2012, the Slovak authorities approved a project plan for the establishment of a unitary not-for-profit system of compulsory health insurance in the Slovak Republic, which would be introduced either through voluntary buyouts (until 1 January 2014) of the privately-owned health insurance companies or through their expropriation (until 1 July 2014) and would establish a single (State-owned) health insurance company (9).

The principle of solidarity, for instance, in health insurance schemes, can be embodied in the fact that the scheme is financed by contributions proportional to the occupational income of the persons making them, whereas the benefits are based on the needs of thosewho receive them.

'13.For the purpose of applying German legislation on compulsory sickness insurance of pensioners as provided for in Article 5 (1) (ii) of Volume V of the Social Insurance Code (Fuenftes Buch Sozialgesetzbuch - SGB V) and Article 56 of the Sickness Insurance Reform Law (Gesundheitsreformgesetz), periods of insurance or residence completed under the legislation of another Member State during which the person concerned was entitled to sickness benefits in kind are taken into account, in so far as is necessary, as periods of insurance completed under German legislation provided they do not overlap with periods of insurance completed under t ...[+++]hat legislation'.

For the purposes of applying German legislation on compulsory insurance of pensioners in respect of sickness insurance provided for in Article 165 (1) (3) (a) of the German Law on social insurance (Reichsversicherungsordnung, RVO), periods of insurance or residence completed under the legislation of any other Member State and during which the person concerned was entitled to benefits in kind in the event of sickness, shall be taken into account, to the extent necessary, as periods of insurance completed under German legislation in so far as they do not overlap with periods of insurance completed under that legislation'.