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Gotland The company’s current chairman Jan-Eric Nilsson, 52, has been appointed new CEO of the company. He succeeds Mr. Jan-Erik Rosengren, who retires on 1 January 2010.

Jan-Eric Nilsson, Djursholm, was from 1990-2001 President of the Company and has been its chairman since 2002. From the end of the year when he takes up post of CEO, he becomes director. Jan-Eric Nilsson is the son of Rederi AB Gotland honorary chairman Eric D Nilsson.

New Chairman of the Company’s Board of Gotland is Bjorn Wolrath, who has been a member since 1997 and from 1997-2002 was Chairman of the Board. (GA)

The establishment of appropriate education is changing dramatically.

There are more hands in the classroom and teachers are better guided in dealing with care students. The bureaucracy is reduced and there is more tailored for children. Parents are more involved in education and knowledge, through an agency for the school board assured of a suitable place for their child. Special education is improved and remains necessary. Secretary of Education reported that Dijksma Bijsterveldt also on behalf of Secretary of Education and Minister of Youth and Family Rouvoet in a letter to the House.

Of the more than two billion euros annually for adequate education is now too little has allocated in the classroom. The commitment of money for care is not clear. Children who need extra attention, not always receive the support they deserve. Teachers still have enough support in the classroom. Much time and energy is wasted on bureaucracy and indicator pathways. Despite efforts by all stakeholders are 3,000 children annually at home without education.

The government wants the budget for education is appropriate in the classroom gets. Money for school facilities and also unnecessary overhead should be used for more hands in the classroom in the form of a teaching assistant or a special teacher, to support and improve teacher training and reducing bureaucracy. We and the government, parents and teachers a national reference care. The change gives the government the school space to provide better care to children and a clampdown on the administrative pressure that threatens to control an appropriate education. Strengthening cooperation with youth and youth is an important issue. The measures stem from the review of appropriate education for the summer with the House was agreed in August 2012 and will enter into force.

The current funding backpack provides insufficient opportunities for customization. It is requesting an indication for parents and schools a long and complicated process. Instead is a flexible deployment of resources. The national needs assessment expires backpack and the money goes to schools. The amount per pupil is no longer fixed. Instead, the need for care of a child adopted in consultation with schools and parents decide how and where the money is spent. To transform the current backpack funding will ensure that most schools provide the most resources. Within the Cabinet previously agreed that the budget for the provision of adequate education can not continue to grow.