JUDGMENT OF 15. 9. 2015 — CASE C-67/14 ALIMANOVIC 20 Paragraph  21 of Book XII provides as follows: ‘Subsistence benefits shall not be paid to persons who are in principle entitled to benefits under [Book II] because they are fit for work or because of their family ties. …’ The Law on freedom of movement 21 The scope of the Law on freedom of movement, as applicable to the facts of the main proceedings, is laid down in Paragraph  1 of that law: ‘This Law shall govern the entry and residence of nationals of other Member States of the European Union (Union citizens) and their family members.’ 22 Paragraph  2 of the Law on freedom of movement provides as follows, on the right of entry and residence: ‘(1) Union citizens who are entitled to freedom of movement and their family members shall have the right to enter and reside in federal territory, subject to the provisions of this Law. (2) The following are entitled to freedom of movement under EU law: 1. Union citizens who wish to reside in federal territory as workers or for the purpose of seeking employment or pursuing vocational training, … 5. Union citizens who are not working, subject to the conditions laid down in Paragraph  4, 6. family members, subject to the conditions laid down in Paragraphs  3 and  4, … (3) For workers and self-employed persons, the right provided for in subparagraph  1 is without prejudice: 1. to temporary incapacity for work as the result of an illness or accident, 2. to involuntary unemployment confirmed by the relevant employment office or termination of self-employment owing to circumstances beyond the control of the self-employed person, after more than one year of work, 3. to vocational training where that training is linked to the previous employment; the two need not be linked where the Union citizen is involuntarily unemployed. The right derived from subparagraph  1 shall be retained for a period of six months in the event of involuntary unemployment confirmed by the relevant employment office after a period of employment of less than one year. …’ 8 ECLI:EU:C:2015:597