Optimalisatie van de werkingsprocessen van het Bijzonder ... - KCE
Optimalisatie van de werkingsprocessen van het Bijzonder ... - KCE
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<strong>KCE</strong> Reports 133 Special Solidarity Fund 47<br />
16<br />
14<br />
12<br />
10<br />
Figure 8: Throughput time of SSF submissions within the SSF<br />
8<br />
6<br />
4<br />
2<br />
0<br />
Evolution in the number of working days in the application<br />
process, 2005‐2008<br />
Average range of working days between the receipt of the application and the notification of the<br />
final <strong>de</strong>cision to the social insurance institution<br />
4,9 5,87<br />
4,8<br />
4,5<br />
5,37<br />
5<br />
5<br />
5,82<br />
3,2 3 2,77<br />
Year 2005 Year 2006 Year 2007 Year 2008<br />
Preparation of application: from receipt of the application to agenda‐setting<br />
From agenda‐setting to a final <strong>de</strong>cisio by the College<br />
From final <strong>de</strong>cision by the College to notification to the social insurance institution<br />
Source: Annual reports of the Special Solidarity Fund 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008<br />
The SSF sample allowed us to study the throughput time of applications in more <strong>de</strong>tail.<br />
For the current analysis, throughput time is <strong>de</strong>fined as the number of days between the<br />
reception of the application by the SSF and the date the notification letter to the<br />
insured was mailed. Also, no correction for suspen<strong>de</strong>d applications due to missing<br />
information, was nee<strong>de</strong>d as these were removed from the analysis dataset (5.57% of all<br />
available applications, see methodology section).<br />
Overall, over 90% of the applications are completed within a month with half of them<br />
within two weeks (see figure 9). The rate of completion of accepted versus <strong>de</strong>clined<br />
applications seems to be associated with the type of application (see figure 10). For<br />
about 40% of the original applications, accepted applications were treated in a shorter<br />
time compared to <strong>de</strong>clined applications, while the opposite was true for about 5%. No<br />
difference was found for the remaining applications. For original applications, almost<br />
90% were treated within one month.<br />
For requests of renewal of previously treated applications, all eventually <strong>de</strong>clined<br />
applications took a longer time to treat compared to accepted applications (see figure<br />
10). Also, about 22% of the <strong>de</strong>clined applications for renewal took over one month to<br />
complete compared to only about 6% of the accepted applications for renewal.<br />
5,4