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Luoyang City, Volunteer Management

Original Language Title: 洛阳市志愿服务管理办法

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Voluntary service management approach in Lenza

(Adopted by Decree No. 122 of 18 August 2013, by the Government of the Live People's Government, No. 122 of 1 October 2013)

Article 1, in order to promote the concept of voluntary services for the universalization of the concept of “learning in minebear, dedication and advancement of others”, promotes the spirit of dedication, friendness, mutual assistance and progressive voluntary services, raise awareness of civic volunteer services, regulate voluntary service activities, guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of volunteers, promote the development of volunteer services and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 2

Article III refers to volunteers registered in voluntary service organizations that are not intended for the purpose of obtaining compensation and are voluntary to assist others, service society and persons with natural care, among other knowledge, skills, physical and other persons.

Voluntary service organizations refer to non-profit social organizations that are registered in accordance with the law.

Voluntary services are intended not to be profitable, and voluntary service organizations are organized by volunteers to help others, service society and care for natural public goods.

Voluntary service activities should be guided by voluntary, equitable, honest and non-profit principles.

Article 5 volunteerism, voluntary service organizations and voluntary service providers are voluntary, equitable and mutually reinforcing services and services.

Article 6. The Office of the Steering Committee for the Establishment of Mental Civilization (hereinafter referred to as “Civilization”) is responsible for organizing the coordination of voluntary services throughout the city.

Article 7 is an annual August 2008 campaign for all-market voluntary services, which is a central month for voluntary services.

Article 8. Persons who voluntarily participate in voluntary services should apply to volunteer organizations and, with the consent of volunteer organizations, can be registered as volunteers.

Voluntary service activities undertaken by volunteers should be tailored to the age, physical condition and knowledge skills of volunteers. volunteers who do not have the capacity to conduct a civil act should receive the consent of the guardian before engaging in voluntary services comparable to their age, physical and mental conditions.

Article 10. Volunteers enjoy the following rights:

(i) To choose to participate in voluntary service activities in accordance with conditions such as their will and time, capacity;

(ii) Access to complete information related to voluntary services:

(iii) To receive specialized training and job training required for voluntary service activities;

(iv) Organizations requesting voluntary service activities to help address problems encountered in voluntary service activities;

(v) Priority is given to assistance from voluntary service organizations and other volunteers;

(vi) A refusal to provide services in violation of the law, legislation and social justice;

(vii) Freedom, honour, privacy and belief are respected;

(viii) Applications for the withdrawal of voluntary service organizations:

(ix) Other rights that should be enjoyed.

Article 11. Volunteers should fulfil the following obligations:

(i) Observance of laws, regulations and the statutes and systems of voluntary service organizations;

(ii) Participation in the education and training of voluntary service organizations, the guidance and arrangements of voluntary service organizations, the fulfilment of voluntary service commitments and the completion of volunteer services;

(iii) Respect for the wishes and the rights of the volunteer service target person and the personality, privacy, etc., and shall not disclose information that has been received in the course of the voluntary service without prejudice to the legitimate rights and interests of the volunteer service target;

(iv) Voluntary service organizations should be informed in advance when voluntary service activities cannot be continued;

(v) Non-received, distributive, financial or other benefits to the target audience of voluntary services;

(vi) Non-exploitation of volunteer status in acts incompatible with the requirements of voluntary service activities;

(vii) Maintain the reputation and image of voluntary service organizations and volunteers;

(viii) Other obligations to be performed.

Article 12. The Lyon Association of Volunteers is a legal organization registered under the law, an independent social group of legal entities, which is governed by the guidance and other relevant components of the Civilization Service of the city, which is responsible for providing guidance and supervision to volunteers under the jurisdiction of the city's administrative region and their volunteers.

The Association of Voluntary Volunteers of the Liveli City performs the following duties:

(i) Develop systems for voluntary services;

(ii) The development of voluntary service plans in the current administration area and the publication of voluntary service information;

(iii) Guidance, coordination of activities of voluntary service organizations;

(iv) Maintenance of the legitimate rights of voluntary service organizations and volunteers;

(v) To recognize and reward voluntary service organizations and volunteers;

(vi) Awareness-raising and foreign exchange cooperation for voluntary services;

(vii) Other responsibilities under the statute of the Voluntary Confederation.

The voluntary service organization, which is in line with the statute of the Volunteer Federation, can apply for membership of the Association of Voluntary Volunteers. Other voluntary service organizations and volunteers should be integrated into the management of the Live volunteer Federation, with regular reporting on voluntary service activities.

Article 13 registered voluntary service organizations, whose funds are raised, managed and used in accordance with relevant laws, administrative regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Endowment Act, the Social Group Registration Regulatory Regulations, are subject to the supervision of all sectors of society.

Article 14. Voluntary service organizations should establish archives for volunteers and keep confidential information, such as personal privacy of volunteers, without the written consent of volunteers, free of public or third parties.

Article 15. Voluntary service organizations should be provided when volunteer services are required for reasons such as upgrading and employment.

Article 16 covers the scope of voluntary services:

(i) Poverty eradication, slackening and assistance for children;

(ii) Advantages, health care, scientific and technological promotion, physical services and environmental protection;

(iii) Mental comfort, psychological assistance;

(iv) The rule of law and the promotion and legal assistance of the public;

(v) Large social activities;

(vi) Risk relief, emergency relief, security prevention;

(vii) Other social public goods.

Article 17 focuses on persons with disabilities, older persons, minors and beneficiaries and other members of society with special difficulties.

Article 18 units and individuals requiring voluntary services may apply to voluntary service organizations and, if so, inform the content and risks of the required voluntary services. Voluntary service organizations should conduct risk assessments in a timely manner and respond to them; the reasons should be explained for failing to provide volunteer services.

Voluntary service organizations should provide volunteers with the necessary security, health, medical, transport, communications, etc. to carry out related knowledge and skills training.

Article 20 volunteer service organizations should conduct the necessary physical accident insurance for volunteers, in accordance with the needs of voluntary service activities.

Voluntary service targets should respect the human dignity of volunteers, such as realizing the risks of voluntary service projects and preventive measures; conditionality should provide training to volunteers and the necessary material security and safety, hygiene conditions.

Article 21, when volunteers participate in voluntary service activities, should mark a single voluntary service mark.

The main elements of volunteer services should be agreed between voluntary service organizations and volunteers, voluntary service organizations and volunteers. In one of the following cases, written agreements should be concluded:

(i) High risks to human security, physical and mental health;

(ii) For more than 7 days of continuous service;

(iii) Voluntary services for large social activities;

(iv) Voluntary service activities outside the city's administrative region;

(v) Any party requests a written agreement.

Article 23 Voluntary service agreements between voluntary service organizations and volunteers, voluntary service organizations and voluntary service providers should include the following:

(i) The name and address of both parties;

(ii) The content, time, location and manner of voluntary services;

(iii) The rights, obligations of both parties;

(iv) Risks and safeguards;

(v) Changes in and removal of agreements;

(vi) Modalities for dispute resolution;

(vii) Other matters requiring agreement.

The Government of the people of the 24 districts (markets) should provide the necessary financial support for voluntary service activities at all levels within the jurisdiction.

The various communities of society are encouraged to make donations and contributions to voluntary service activities.

Article 25

(i) Funding for the volunteering project;

(ii) Advocacy of volunteer service concepts;

(iii) Training of volunteers;

(iv) Resistance of volunteers who have suffered difficulties in their lives owing to the impairment of voluntary services;

(v) To encourage voluntary service organizations and volunteers that make a significant contribution;

(vi) Provide necessary personal accident insurance and transportation, communications subsidies for the registration of volunteers in voluntary service activities;

(vii) Social donations are agreed and used in accordance with the agreement;

(viii) Other matters related to the development of volunteer services.

The use and management of the funds above should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State to receive financial, audit and social oversight by law and to make regular social publication.

In the course of volunteering, voluntary service funds should be funded:

(i) Lossss of major property that cannot be attributed to third parties, for example, force majeure;

(ii) The infringers who suffered physical damage by others are unable to identify, escape and afford reparation.

Article 27 Schools, families and societies should include the development of adolescent volunteerism in the scope of civic ethics education.

Article 28 should open voluntary service topics, columns and public advertisements for voluntary services.

Public places should have voluntary service public advertisements that integrate the environment.

Article 29 encourages social groups, enterprise units and other organizations to recruit students, as well as schools, to prioritize, hire and access volunteers with good voluntary service performance under the same conditions.

Article 33 Tests for voluntary services in the city are specifically implemented by the Urban Civilization Office, with the support of each district (market) area and all sectors and with the active collaboration.

Article 31 Tests for volunteer services as important conditions for the creation of civilized district cities (communes), civilization units, civilized towns and civilized communities.

Article 32 Civilized units at all levels are required to make voluntary service activities an important element created by civilization, including in civilized cities, the town of civilized villages, the civilization unit measurement and the measurement of the extent of urban civilization; the participation of volunteers in voluntary service activities by more than 100 hours per year in the provincial civilization units; the participation of volunteers per person at the municipal level in voluntary service activities is not less than 80 hours per year; and the participation of volunteers at the district level is less than 60 hours per year.

Article 33 establishes a voluntary service time-sharing and performance evaluation system, with a volunteer sporadic certificate.

Article XXXIV discloses personal privacy, commercial secrets and other information protected by law in the course of volunteering services, which undermines the legitimate rights and interests of the voluntary service.

Article 335 Recipends to voluntary service recipients, distributors or other benefits are charged by voluntary service organizations, who are responsible for their corrections and suspend their eligibility to participate in voluntary service activities; and in the event of a serious demonstration. Voluntary service organizations have agreed with voluntary service providers.

Article XVI uses or translates into the name, symbols, units and individuals using voluntary service organizations or volunteer services for the purpose of operating for profit or non-voluntary service activities, which are brought by voluntary service organizations to the appropriate administrative authorities to order their corrections; refuse to change or circumstances; and accountability by the relevant administrative authorities.

In the course of voluntary services arranged by voluntary service organizations, voluntary service organizations or voluntary service providers should be held accountable under the law for the loss of physical or property by volunteer service organizations or volunteers.

Article 338 provides units and individuals for the diversion of voluntary services, which are held by the relevant administrative authorities or the judiciary in accordance with the law.

Article 39, in violation of other acts under this approach, is held by the relevant administrative authorities in accordance with the law.

Article 40 applies to the scheme of co-sizen and overseas Chinese and foreign volunteers working in the administration of the city.

Article 40