(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region, 31 May 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 54 of 3 June 2013 on the People's Government Order No. 54, No. 54, No. 54 of 3 June 2013.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate the management of religious affairs, guarantee the freedom of religion or belief of citizens, preserve religious harmony and social harmony, establishes this provision in accordance with the State's Religious Affairs Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 Relevant authorities such as public security, civil affairs, land resources, housing urban and rural construction, press publication and material are responsible, within their respective responsibilities, for the administration of religious affairs.

The communes (communes) and the street offices should be able to manage religious affairs within the current administration.

The Village (HL) Commission should cooperate with the relevant authorities in the management of religious affairs.

Chapter II

The establishment of religious activities should be in accordance with the conditions set out in article 14 of the State Department's Religious Affairs Regulations.

In preparation for the establishment of religious activities, religious groups have submitted applications to the provincial-level people's religious services in the places to be established. The provincial-level people's religious affairs sector should seek the views of the proposed establishment of the National Committee for Religious Activities, the People's Government or the Street Office within thirty days of receipt of the request. For the purpose of the agreement to be established, the commune government religious affairs sector in the area is approved.

The municipal-level people's religious affairs sector should be approved by the Government of the self-government for religious affairs within thirty days of receipt of the report to be agreed by the district-level people's religious affairs sector.

The religious affairs of the Government of the self-government in the self-governing area should be approved or not approved by the decision of the Government of the People's Government, within thirty days from the date of receipt of the report of the municipality-level Government of the People's Religious Affairs of the State in which the establishment is to be agreed; and the reasons for the non-approval shall be given in writing.

Article 5 quaters, evictions and expansion of religious activities are required by their management organizations to develop programmes including funds, scales, buildings, etc., with the consent of more than two thirds of the religious activities carried out in that location, to submit a case for the religious affairs of the Government of the People's Government at the municipal level.

Article 6. Newly constructed, doubled, re-engineered and expanded religious activities must be in line with the provisions of land management, rural and urban planning, the protection of property and firefighting, and have access to appropriate clearance procedures.

Article 7 places of religious activity should apply for registration to the religious affairs sector of the Government of the Territory within thirty days of construction. New construction should apply for the establishment of registrations; changes in construction, expansion and relocation should apply.

The place of religious activity was relocated and the right to land should be recovered by law.

Article 8 places of religious activity should establish a financial management system and establish a financial management team to manage the capital.

Religious activities should be subject to bank accounts; no conditionality should be secured by the Financial Management Group, and no funds for religious activities should be deposited in the personal accounts or in private self-defence.

The financial accounts of religious activities should be published every half year, subject to the supervision of religious affairs, religious groups and religious citizens, and when heads of religious activities are held, the district-level Government religious affairs sector should organize financial audits.

Article 9 places of religious activity shall not be allowed to retain illegal teaching staff.

Article 10 Religious teaching staff or religious citizens who violate the relevant provisions against religious groups, religious activities may lodge complaints, report to the religious affairs sector of the people at the district level of the place where they are located, and inform the perpetrators of the results (reported).

Chapter III

Article 11. Religious teaching staff are determined by religious groups in the self-government area, in accordance with the determination of religious teaching staff, to be granted a corresponding certificate of eligibility for religious teaching staff upon file with the Government's religious affairs.

Persons who have not been identified and filed are not allowed to preside over religious ceremonies, beds, developrs and preside over religious teaching.

Article 12 Religious groups in the self-governance area shall, in accordance with the determination of religious teaching staff, release their religious teaching staff status or give up to religious teaching staff, loss of their status as religious teaching staff, religious groups in the self-governing area shall be assigned to the self-government religious affairs department to process the write-off of the religious teaching staff and to reclaim their religious teaching staff.

Article 13 places of religious activity should enter into employment contracts with the employed religious teaching staff, and the parties should comply with the contractual agreements.

The religious teaching staff, who presided over the teaching profession, were recruited after the democratic consultations of the citizens, were sent to the office after the agreement of the district-level religious groups; the need for employment outside the administrative region of the self-government area should be respected with the relevant provisions of the proposed accommodation of the candidates, and after the signing of the appointment contract, the communal affairs of the people at the place of religious places should be reported.

Religious organizations outside the executive region of the self-government area or individuals carrying out religious activities in this self-government area should be supported by religious groups in the self-government area and submitted to the Government's religious affairs sector.

Article 14. Religious teaching staff and trainees who are permanently living in religious activities have been targeted, with the participation of district-level religious groups to submit their views on the basis of their religious activities, on the basis of their religious activities.

Article 15. Religious groups shall organize diploma courses or other religious training courses, which shall be held on the occasion of the first 20th day, in the case of the communal religious affairs of the Government of the People's Government in the region.

Religious groups organize written classes or other religious training courses, without receiving school-age children and adolescents who have not completed nine years of compulsory education.

Article 16 states that religious schools and religious training courses in the administrative areas of the self-government zone are generally not allowed to cross provinces and that they need to be recruited across the province and should be presented to the Government's religious affairs sector.

The National Education School and other non-religious colleges (schools), skills training courses are not allowed to open religious courses and to establish religious groups and organizations without the possibility of organizing religious activities.

Article 17 places of religious activity are permanent or temporaryly mobile personnel, and according to mobile population management provisions, a residence certificate shall be obtained by a person's identity card to the residence community's mobile integrated service station (point) or by a public security officer, for a residence permit; and a witness of the Yumn residence registration, application for a residence permit shall also hold a certificate from a religious group of their families.

Chapter IV Religious activities

Collective religious activities should be held in places of religious activity registered in accordance with the law, and no organization or person shall be permitted to teach, disseminate and disseminate religious propaganda outside religious activities.

Religious activities should not affect mass production, work, learning and life order.

Article 19 Religious groups in the self-governance area, religious activities organized in this self-governing area of religious activity by citizens of the self-government to participate in collective religious activities outside the self-government area shall be reported to the religious affairs of the Government of the county by 30 days of the event.

Religious groups, organizations of religious activities to teach citizens to participate in collective religious activities should be subject to legal provisions such as road traffic and to the management of the relevant local authorities.

Article 20 of this self-government zone's belief in Islam is pilgrimed outside the country by the specific organization of the Religious Affairs Department of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region and the Islamic Association of the Autonomous Regions, coordinating the work of the relevant authorities in the organization, management, service, and any other organization and individuals may not be able to organize their pilgrimage activities.

The municipal, district-level people's religious affairs, and the Islamic Association, should work in conjunction with citizens' visits to pilgrims abroad.

Article 21 sets out internal information publications or other printed materials for religious groups, which should be certified by the press department of the self-government, in accordance with the provisions of the Printing Industries Management Regulations of the Department of State.

The publication of religious publications and publications on religious content, audio-visual products are published and are subject to the approval procedure in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations of the Department of State for the Publications Management of Audiovisual Goods and the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 2, in violation of this provision, stipulates that the provisions of the law, administrative regulations have been penalized.

Article 23 abuses by State staff in the management of religious affairs, acts of negligence, provocative fraud, constitutes criminal liability under the law, and does not constitute a crime and is punishable by law.

Article 24, in violation of this provision, has been forced to establish a place of religious activity or to renovate, relocate and expand religious activity sites, which is being rectified by the religious service sector; there is a violation of houses, constructions, which are governed by the law by the housing urban and rural construction authorities; and penalties are imposed by law in violation of the management of the law.

Article 25. In violation of this provision, non-governmental organizations in self-government zones agree to and file with the Government's religious affairs sector, outside religious organizations in the self-government area or individuals in administrative areas of the self-government are subject to suspension by the religious service sector; and in violation of the management of the security sector, penalties are imposed by law.

In violation of this provision, religious activities affect the normal production, work, learning and life of the public, and are subject to correction and warning by religious affairs.

Article 27, in violation of this provision, provides for the dissemination of religious propaganda outside religious activities, by virtue of the responsibility of the religious service to stop activities and to deal with their religious propaganda and other religious supplies in accordance with the law; and penalties for the administration of justice in accordance with the law.

In violation of this provision, religious groups or religious schools have one of the following acts and are responsible for the cessation of their activities by the religious service sector; in the light of the gravity of the circumstances, the removal of the religious group, religious activities to the competent person directly responsible; and in violation of the law, the imposition of sanctions on the administration of justice by law:

(i) Excellence in the organization of written courses or other religious training courses;

(ii) The holding of written courses or other religious training courses for children of school age or adolescents who have not completed nine years of compulsory education;

(iii) Retiring from the provinces.

In violation of this provision, the National Education School and other non-religious colleges (parts), skills training courses have been given self-paced religious courses or places of religious activity or the establishment of religious groups and organizations or the organization of religious activities, with the responsibility of the religious service sector to stop activities and alert them.

In violation of this provision, the participation of self-consistance citizens in religious activities outside the self-government area has not been submitted by law to the religious affairs sector, and the suspension of activities by the religious service sector; and, in the light of the gravity of the situation, the removal of the competent person directly responsible for such religious groups, religious activities.

In violation of this provision, unauthorized production of religious publications, prints or other religious propaganda materials is carried out by the religious service to stop activities and to give warning.

Annex VI

Article 32 provides for implementation effective 1 August 2013.