(Adopted at the eleventh 52th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Plurinational State of New York, 30 November 2011, No. 266 of 8 December 2011, published as of 1 February 2012)

In order to enhance the management of sports competitions and to ensure that sports competition activities are carried out in a safe and order manner, to increase the level of sports, to promote the development of sports, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Sports Act.

Article II applies to a combination of sports conferences, single sports competitions and other sports competitions for society, organized in the administrative region of my province.

Article 3. Provincial, municipal, district (including district, district) sports administration is responsible for the supervision of sports competitions in this administrative area.

The relevant sectors of public safety, health, safe production monitoring, quality technical supervision, business administration, tax, etc., work on sports competitions in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV governs the management of sports competitions in line with the principles of government regulation and industrial self-regulation and the progressive introduction of industrial self-regulation.

Article 5 The Sports Administration has developed a second annual sports competition plan at the end of each year, with a specific responsibility for the organization of the competition plan by a single sports association or a unit authorized by the sports administration.

Article 6. The organizer of the sports competition shall meet the following conditions:

(i) Independent civil responsibility;

(ii) There are sports competition protocols and programmes for implementation;

(iii) The size and content of an organized agency, manager and professional technic staff with the resources of sports competition;

(iv) Funds that are adapted to the scale of sports competitions;

(v) The scope and content of sports competitions, such as places, facilities, equipment, etc.

Article 7 states that sports competition shall not be held:

(i) Incompatible with one of the conditions set out in article 6 of this approach;

(ii) endanger national security or public interest;

(iii) Impact on State, diplomatic, military or other major activities;

(iv) Serious impediments to road traffic safety and social public order.

Article 8 organizes sports competitions for swimming, cardinal, cranes, blends, cigarettes, fires, submarines, blends, sings, sequestration, creativity and other sports competitions that require mandatory sports service standards in countries such as chewing, etc., and should comply with the standards of sports services in national and province.

The provincial sports administration should establish sports service standards with the authorities concerned.

Article 9 introduces a sub-class management system for sports competitions. The organization of sports competitions and the organizer shall process the approval process in accordance with the provisions of this approach. The organizer shall be governed by the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

National and international sports competitions are held in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Sports Administration.

The following sports competitions should be presented to the provincial Sports Administration for approval:

(i) All-provincial and sports competition across provinces, self-government zones and municipalities;

(ii) There are sports competitions involving Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions, Macao Special Administrative Regions, Taiwan Movement Teams and sportsmen;

(iii) To open a sports competition with “Green Province”, “Greenin” or other same name;

(iv) Sports competitions across municipal administrations;

(v) More than 5,000 sports competitions for single participants.

The municipal, district and sports administration approves sports competitions for the name of the local executive or other same name.

National sports competitions at the municipal, district level for mandatory sports service standards should be presented to sports competitions for approval by municipal sports administrations in the area of the establishment.

High-risk sports project competitions other than compulsory sports services standards are held in countries at the municipal and district levels, and the approval of the municipal sports administration in the area where the sports competition is organized. Specific projects were confirmed and published by the provincial Sports Administration.

Article 10 provides for the holding of sports competition units and shall submit the following materials to the sports administration:

(i) An application form for a sports competition;

(ii) The relevant material of the organizer;

(iii) Modalities for sports competitions and programmes for competition organizations;

(iv) Work programme on safety of sports competitions, health safeguards and emergency preparedness cases;

(v) The source of funding for the documentation and the financial budget report;

(vi) Security tests, testing reports, such as sports competitions, facilities, equipment, etc. from statutory institutions;

(vii) A written agreement between the organizer;

(viii) Other material provided by law, regulations.

Article 11 organizes sports competitions under articles 9, paragraphs 3 to 6, of this approach, which shall apply to the sports administration by 60 days of the sports competition, and the Sports Administration shall, within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application, make a written reply with the consent.

Article 12. The organizer shall hold sports competitions in accordance with approved matters and conditions without undue change or cancellation. For special reasons, changes or cancellations should be made, and the organization should have the consent of the authorized organs.

Changes or cancellation of sports competitions affect the public interest of society, and organizers should send a social notice to the sports competition and assume the corresponding responsibility under the law.

The name of the sports competition shall be consistent with its hierarchy and size.

The sports competitions organized by the Government and the Sports Administration, the project management unit affiliated to the Sports Administration, the Sports General Conference, the Sports Association, can be found in the same-level administrative region or in the same name.

Groups and organizations such as the General Trade Union, WCA, the Coalition of Handicapped, etc. organize sports competitions within their functions, which can be found in the same-level executive regional name or in the same name.

The sports competition organized within the unit, industry shall not be used by the executive regional name or by the same name, but, in cooperation with the organization provided for in paragraphs 2, 3 and 3 of this article, it may use the corresponding administrative regional name or the same name.

Article 14. The owner of the sports competition shall enter into a security agreement with the contractor, with clear security responsibilities. The relevant sectors, such as sports, public safety, firefighting and health, should exercise oversight over the safety of sports competitions in accordance with their legal, regulatory responsibilities.

The premises, facilities, equipment and materials used by sports competitions should be in line with the technical and quality standards set by national and competition protocols.

Prior to the sports competition, a unit should conduct a comprehensive review of the security facilities in the places of activity.

During the sports competition, the organizer should develop and strictly implement the safety work programme with adequate security staff. The organizer should take control and evacuation measures to ensure that the number of participants is limited to security conditions.

Article 15 organizers should implement health-care safeguards, open or other sports competitions with special demands on the body, and should be informed about the physical examination of the person involved. Those involved should be inspected by the prescribed body and submitted health certificates to the organizer.

To promote the presence of organizers and participants in the event of risks associated with the safety of sports competitions.

Article 16 organizers should organize sports competitions in accordance with sports competition protocols and the programmes implemented by organizations, as well as the eligibility review of candidates who are present.

Article 17 organizes sports competitions where the organizer shall be elected and appointed to the sports administration or to the sports project management unit of which it belongs, to be registered in accordance with the law and in accordance with the required hierarchy.

The adjudicators are close relatives of the project participants and other staff members, or other circumstances may affect the fairness of the decision.

The organizer should conduct professional ethics education and operational training for the judge before the start of the sports competition.

After the approval of the sports competition, advertising could be made to accept sponsoring, collect the quota, distribute or sell the door. The number of tickets issued or sold shall not exceed the security capacity of sports facilities.

The organizer of large sports competitions should produce, distribute and sell the doors in accordance with the security capacity approved by the public security authorities.

Article 19 organizers, participants and audiences of sports competitions should be subject to the regulations governing sports competitions, self-sensitizing security inspections, subject to on-site management, escorting sports facilities, adherence to social ladder and not to disrupt the order and social security of sports competitions.

Article 20 violates the provisions of this approach and punishes them in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

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