(Summit No. 52 of the Government of the Northern Province of the River 10 February 2010 to consider the adoption of the Order No. [2010] of the People's Government of the Northern Province of the River 11 February 2010]

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the conduct of social groups and promotes the health development of social groups, in accordance with the Social Group Registration Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and other relevant provisions of the State, in the light of the actual practice of the province.

Article II applies to the registration management of social groups within the province's administration.

Article 3. The Civil Affairs Department of the above-mentioned People's Government is the social group registration authority of the current people's Government and is responsible for the management of the registration of social groups in accordance with the law.

The organizations authorized by the Government of the people at the district level and above are the operational chiefs of the relevant industry, disciplines or social groups operating within the scope of their operations, providing operational guidance and management to social groups in accordance with the law, and assisting the civil affairs sector in implementing the registration management of social groups. More than five years of government authorization for the organization at the district level.

The relevant sectors, such as financial, tax, business administration and quality technical supervision, should be assisted in the performance of the registration of social groups in the current civil affairs sector, as mandated.

Article IV. Registration management of social groups is governed by a system of management that is responsible for both operational and civil affairs.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership in the management of the registration of social groups, encourage, foster the development of social groups, regulate, direct the behaviour of social groups, support their activities in accordance with the law and coordinate in a timely manner the major issues of the development of social groups.

Article 6. Social groups may invest in the establishment of business institutions that are adapted to their purposes or operators of illegal persons. However, the use of State-owned asset investments should be made in accordance with the law.

Social groups have established business legal persons or operators of illegal persons and should be presented in the civil affairs sector.

Chapter II

Article 7. The registration management of sexual groups throughout the province is vested in the provincial civil affairs sector; the registration management of social groups in the districts, districts (communes, districts) is governed by the municipal, district (communes, districts) civil affairs components in the districts; and the registration of social groups in the town, streets, and is vested in the district (communes, districts).

Article 8. Registration management across the administrative regional social groups is the responsibility of the superior civil affairs sector, which is common across the administrative region.

Article 9. The civil affairs sector, the operation manager's residence with social groups under its jurisdiction may be entrusted with oversight management within the jurisdiction of the civil affairs department, the business manager.

The entrusting department or unit should have a letter of commission and assume legal responsibility for administrative acts within the delegated authority, the unit.

Chapter III Establishment of registration

Article 10 advocates for the preparation of the establishment of social groups should not be less than five; the unit, as the sponsor, should not be less than three; and individuals and units should not be less than five as sponsors.

Article 11. The name of social groups shall be in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Be consistent with the scope, membership distribution and activities of social groups;

(ii) There is a clear distinction between the names of registered social groups;

(iii) No name shall be used for write-offs, forfeiture of social groups that are less than three years or for the organization being prohibited;

(iv) Academic social groups are generally named by the Institute or the Research Chamber, and industry groups are generally named by industrial associations, industry associations, communes or chambers of commerce, and professional social groups are generally named by associations or promotion associations, and joint social groups are commonly named by federations or associations;

(v) Other relevant provisions of the Regulations.

Article 12 Applications for the preparation of the establishment of social groups and the launcher shall submit the following materials to the civil affairs sector:

(i) Applications for preparatory work signed by the sponsor;

(ii) The consent of the business manager to prepare documentation for the establishment of social groups;

(iii) Quantitary reports from accountants;

(iv) A certificate of ownership or use of the place;

(v) The basic situation and identification of the sponsor, the proposed head;

(vi) Draft statute drafted in the light of the model text of the Social Group Constitution developed by the Department of Civil Affairs.

The sponsor of article 13 should submit a request to the Civil Affairs Department for the preparation of the establishment of a social group within three months from the date of receipt of a document of the competent business unit agreeing to the preparation of the establishment of a social group; an advance submission to the civil affairs sector should be made with the agreement of the business manager to prepare the documentation for the establishment of a social group.

Article 14. The Civil Affairs Department shall, after receiving the application for the preparation of the establishment of a social group, decide on approval or non-approval from the date of 60 days of receipt of all effective material and, in writing, inform the sponsor and its operational supervisors; and shall not be approved, explain the reasons in writing.

Article 15. The preparatory body of the social group shall be established from the date of approval by the civil service and shall convene, within six months, the General Assembly of Members or Members on behalf of the General Assembly, by virtue of its constitution, the elected executive organs, heads and statutory representatives.

Members or members of the General Assembly shall be convened by more than two thirds of members or by representatives of their members, whose resolutions shall be adopted by a majority of the members or members present at the Conference.

Article 16 does not convene a member congress or a member representing the General Assembly within a specified period of time, and the civil affairs sector shall take a decision to approve the preparation of the establishment of a social group.

The preparatory body should immediately cease its preparatory activities, following the withdrawal of approval by the civil affairs sector for the preparation of the decision of the establishment of a social group.

The funds and other items raised should be cleared in a timely manner after the cessation of preparatory activities. It was not possible to refund and the subordinate civil service was treated by law.

Following the completion of the preparations for the establishment of social groups, the preparatory bodies should submit the following materials to the civil affairs sector for the processing of registration procedures for social groups:

(i) Establishment of a registration application;

(ii) The agreement of the business manager to establish a social group document;

(iii) The statute adopted by the General Assembly or by its members on behalf of the General Assembly;

(iv) List of the composition and membership of the Council, the Standing Council;

(v) Other material provided by the provincial civil affairs sector.

The civil affairs sector should be reviewed in accordance with the law after the submission of the preparatory body, granting a certificate of registration of legal persons belonging to social groups in a manner consistent with the conditions, and justifying the grounds in writing.

Article 19 Social groups may establish branches, representative bodies in accordance with the law. The names of branches, representatives of institutions should be vested in the group. The normative name of the branch is the professional commission, sub-working or working committee; the normative name of the agency is the representative, liaison office or office.

Article 20 allows social groups to establish institutions of conduct in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution. The establishment of an office should be reviewed by the operational desk and presented to the Civil Affairs Department.

Chapter IV Changes in registration and write-off registration

Article 21 requires changes in names, residences, purposes, scope of operations, operating areas of activity, statutory representation, operating chiefs, and branches, names of representative bodies, residences, scope of operations and key heads, and requests for registration, change clearances to the civil affairs sector, with the consent of the operational desk review (hereinafter referred to as changes in registration).

Article 22 Applications for a change registration by social groups should be submitted to the Civil Affairs Department for the following materials:

(i) A change registration application signed by a statutory representative;

(ii) The Council or the Standing Council resolutions on change matters;

(iii) The document of the change of consent by the business manager;

(iv) Changes in the registration form of social groups completed as required.

Changes in the following matters by social groups shall also be submitted in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph, in addition to the implementation of the preceding paragraph:

(i) The name of change, the draft amendment to the statute, the financial audit and the claim liability certificate;

(ii) Changes in residences by submitting titles to new residences or the right to use;

(iii) Changes in purpose, scope of operation and geographical areas of activity, submission of draft amendments to the statute and modification of the statute;

(iv) Changes in legal representation, presentation of financial audit reports and basic conditions, identification certificates to be made available to legal representatives;

(v) Changes in activity funds and submission of laboratory reports from accountants;

(vi) Changes in the business manager to submit a document of the new business manager of the social group and the agreed changes in the former business manager units;

(vii) Changes in branches, representative bodies, submissions to the names, residences, scope of operations, basic circumstances and identification and contact modalities of the proposed changes in authority.

Article 23. Social groups shall be elected by the Council, the Standing Council and the Head of the Council, as set out in the statute, and shall submit the relevant resolutions of the Conference, the basic circumstances and identification of the new Head and the related financial audit reports to the Chief of Operations and the civil affairs sector for a further period of 30 days.

Article 24, after the processing of a change registration, social groups should replace the certificate of corporate registration of social groups in a timely manner. The change of name should also be based on the provision for the replacement of the Social Group's stamps, the name of bank accounts and the organization's code certificate.

Article 25 Social groups have one of the conditions set out in article 21 of the Regulations and should apply to the civil affairs sector for the write-off, write-off (hereinafter referred to as write-off).

Article 26 Prior to the processing of the write-off registration, relevant procedures should be handled by the quality technical supervision sector and banks. Social groups establish corporate legal persons, and prior to the write-off registration process, the business administration and tax authorities should also be involved.

Article 27 Applications for write-off registration should be submitted to the Civil Affairs Department for the following materials:

(i) A written-off application signed by a statutory representative;

(ii) Conference resolutions on applications for the cancellation of registrations pursuant to the statute;

(iii) A review of the documentation and a report on the liquidation of property by the operational desk;

(iv) Write-off of registration forms by defined social groups.

Article 28 quantification of branches, representatives of institutions by social groups shall be taken by their councils or by the Standing Council of Ministers, after review by the competent units of the operation, to process the write-off of registration proceedings in the civil affairs sector within 30 days, and to receive copies of chapters or certificates of registration of the branches of social groups or agencies representing them.

Article 29 of the Social Group's write-off or residues of the cancelled property are governed by the Constitution; the statute does not clearly stipulate that the business manager decides to fund other social groups of the chiefs of the operation or to fund the public interest.

The rest of the State's assets cancelled or cancelled should be treated by law.

Any unit or individual may not be expropriated, private or in violation of the provisions.

Article 33 Social groups and their branches have been cancelled or cancelled, and their former heads may not apply for the establishment of the same, near-sought social groups or branches as sponsors.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 31: The Civil Affairs Department shall perform the following oversight functions in the registration of management by social groups:

(i) The establishment, change, write-off or filing of social groups;

(ii) Annual inspections of social groups;

(iii) To monitor violations of the Regulations and the methodology by social groups and to impose administrative sanctions in accordance with the law.

Article 32, the business manager should identify institutions or persons responsible for the specific management of social groups and perform the following oversight responsibilities for the social groups concerned:

(i) To monitor, guide social groups in compliance with laws, regulations, regulations and national policies and carry out their activities in accordance with the Constitution;

(ii) Review of pre-registration requests for the preparation of social groups, the establishment of registrations, changes in registration and cancellation of registration;

(iii) To monitor activities such as the management of the financial, assets, personnel management and external engagement, acceptance of donations, in accordance with the mandate of the people's Government at this level;

(iv) First instance, responsible for the annual screening of social groups;

(v) To assist the civil affairs sector and other relevant departments in detecting abuses committed by social groups;

(vi) Removal of property from social groups will be guided by the relevant sectors.

The social groups can only open a basic deposit account in banks. The basic deposit accounts can only be used for the payment of funds and cash transfers within the scope of the operation of the group, without rental, borrowing or transfer to other units and individuals.

The development, modification of the criteria for the payment of contributions by social groups shall be adopted by a majority of the members of the General Assembly or by members on behalf of the Assembly and by a majority of the members or members present at the meeting.

Social groups collect their membership and should use the Provincial Finance Department, the Civil Affairs Unit's Social Group contributions.

Article 335 Social groups should receive annual inspections, as required, to submit annual reports to the civil service.

The annual screening of social groups shall not be charged.

Article 36 State organs are generally not allowed to serve as heads of social groups in the workplace where they serve at the district level. In the event of a specific situation, it should be declared in accordance with the authority of the Ministry of Management, after approval and without pay for part-time.

The heads of social groups, including the President of the Social Group, the President, the Vice-President (Vice-President, Vice-President), the Secretary-General, the Director of the Bureau (Chief, Vice-President), the Vice-President (Vice-Chairman), did not include honour, standing and boarding.

Article 337 Social groups should establish a sound financial management system that provides for financial accounting and is subject to oversight by the civil service, the financial sector and the audit body.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 338 includes one of the following cases in the Civil Affairs Department and the operational chiefs, who are directly responsible for them and other persons directly responsible, which are lawfully disposed of:

(i) The registration, documentation and related review procedures for social groups without conditions and deadlines established;

(ii) Non-compliance with the supervision of social groups by law;

(iii) Violations of the Regulations and this approach by social groups are not dealt with by law;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 39, in violation of article 16, paragraph 2, 21, article 29, paragraph 3 and article 35, paragraph 1, of the scheme, is punishable by the civil affairs sector in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and the relevant regulations.

Article 40, in violation of article 6, paragraph 2, 16, paragraph 3, 23 and 28 of this approach, was warned by the civil affairs sector to correct the deadlines; the delay was not rectified to impose a fine of more than five thousand dollars.

Chapter VII

Article 40