The carrier of public interests (or briefly working group) is a German legal term, which designates the responsible person economic and legal upper supervision and installation of the on the part of a "“public body in such a way specified"”, church or a roof federation over social mechanisms such as hospitals, or world-descriptive schools. In a closer sense "“carrier of public interests"” marks also authorities and places, whose hearing and inclusion are legally prescribed with certain (building) projects.

By "“carriers of public interests"” one understands the authorities, which are to be switched building law book on in the context of the obligatory building zoning plan (= land development planning) of the municipalities in accordance with "§ 4, if the field of these authorities is affected by the planning of the municipalities; they have their position-taken within a monthly to deliver and thereby to its field be limited.

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Emergency service

In most Lands of the Federal Republic of Germany the districts and circle-free cities are obligated as carriers of the emergency service (so-called local task of obligation). They must so supply meeting demand and the surface covering of the population with achievements of the emergency rescue, which guarantee emergency-medical supply like also patient transport as organizational unit. They can organize that either independently (with sufficient efficiency), to third to delegate or to efficient unite, whereby in this case the Zweckverband becomes active as carriers. The carrier must reproach mechanisms (e.g. rescue directing center or rescue guards). For regional achievements like the air rescue, which go beyond the range of a circle, the emergency service carriers form carrier communities. In this a carrier transfers, usually the carrier in its area the aircraft is stationed, the task of the air rescue into its competence as core carrier. The employments of the aircraft are led from the directing center of the core carrier.

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Literature

• Thomas Volkening: "“Beginnings to organizational reform strategies in a hospital in local working group: a stocktaking"”. Long, Frankfurt/Main 2004. 208 S. ISBN 3-631-39728-3
• Secretariat of the German bishop conference (Hrsg.): "“Social mechanisms in catholic working group and economic supervision: a help of the federation of the Germany and the commission for Caritative questions of the German bishop conference; 2. February 2004/Bonn 2004. 35 S.
• Joachim Merchel: "“Carrier structures in the social work: an introduction"”. Juventa, Weinheim 2003. 240 S. ISBN 3-7799-0734-8
• Novel Seer: "“According to tax law non-profit character of the public hand: an investigation for the non-profit character of bodies under private law in national (with) working group"”. Duncker and Humblot, Berlin 2002. 249 S. ISBN 3-428-10726-8
• January Ziekow: "“Legal regulations of the procedure co-operation of authorities and other carriers of public interests: empirical investigations with legal introductions"”. Forschungsinstitut for public administration, Speyer 2001. 146 S. Schriftenreihe: Speyerer of research reports 221 ISBN 3-932112-59-8
• Bavarian national center for new media: "“Broadcast in public working group: Model for modern broadcast management. BLM Symposion law of communication media 1999."” Fischer, Munich 2000. ISBN 3-88927-276-2
• Ministry for nutrition, agriculture and environment Baden-Wuerttemberg: "“Free spaces in city landscapes: Decision bases and notes for carriers of public interests to the evaluation of free spaces in compression chambers, edge zones, compression ranges"”. Ludwigsburg 1977 extent: 154 S.

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