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Harbin Religious Places Management

Original Language Title: 哈尔滨市宗教活动场所管理办法

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Management of religious activities in Harhama

(Adopted at the 53th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hilhama on 30 July 2009, No. 205 of 10 August 2009, by Decree No. 205 of 10 September 2009)

Article 1, in order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of religious activities, preserve the normal religious order, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the Religious Affairs Regulations of the State Department and the Religious Affairs Management Regulations of the Blackang Province.

Article 2 refers to places of religious activity, which are registered by law, to the Budddddddddddhist monasteries, religious mosques, Catholic churches, churches and Orthodox churches and other fixed religious activities.

Article 3. This approach applies to the management of religious activities in the city's administration.

Article IV is responsible for organizing the implementation of this approach by the Government's religious affairs.

The Government's religious affairs sector is responsible for the management of religious activities in the Territory, in accordance with its jurisdiction.

The relevant sectors, such as public security, business, health, culture, urban and rural planning, housing, urban management administration, are assisting in the management of religious activities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 establishes places of religious activity and shall be subject to the approval procedure in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Religious Affairs Regulations.

Non-religious organizations and individuals may not establish places of religious activity.

Article 6. The legitimate rights and interests of religious activities are protected by law and no organization or person may violate and intervene.

Article 7 places of religious activity should be governed by the Constitution, laws, regulations and regulations to preserve national unity, national unity and social stability.

Any organization and individual shall not take advantage of activities that undermine national unity, national unity, social security, undermine the physical and mental health of citizens and impede the national education system.

Article 8 places of religious activity should be established and managed democratically. Members of the Religious Activities Management Organization are elected by democratic consultation and are presented to the registry administration. The composition shall have the following conditions:

(i) The ancestral ancestral and socialist system of the Communist Party of China;

(ii) To adhere to the constitutional, legal, regulatory, regulatory and religious norms, and the systems established in religious activities;

(iii) There are certain religious knowledge and organizational management capacity, with some degree of prestige among religious citizens.

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Article 10, in places of religious activity, religious organizations may sell religious supplies, religious art and religious publications in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 11. The establishment of a commercial service network within 20 metres around religious activities should respect religious beliefs and traditional customs.

Activities such as recreation and assembly are organized around religious sites, and the use of audio-visual materials cannot result in religious activities that interfere with religious activities.

Any person entering religious activities shall respect religious practices and respect the management provisions of religious activities.

Article 13 places of religious activity may receive contributions from citizens in accordance with religious practices, but shall not be forced or assessed.

Non-religious activities may not accept or translate into religious contributions.

Article XIV places of religious activity may receive donations from outside organizations and individuals, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, for activities consistent with the purposes of religious activities.

The donation of the donation of property for the construction of religious sites should be negotiated with religious activists to agree on the number of funds, the quality of goods and the use of donations.

Article 15. The place of religious activity shall be managed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations and shall be guided, monitored by the relevant management.

Article 16 states that, due to urban planning or priority construction, houses, constructions that need to be removed from religious activities should be consulted with the venue of the religious activity and seek the views of the religious service sector. The proposed demolition of houses, the construction of objects in the form of protection buildings or material shall also be subject to the consent of the rural and urban planning sectors or the property sector. In consultation with the parties, the demolitions should re-establish the destroyed homes, constructions or, according to the relevant national provisions, be compensated for the market assessment price of demolitions, constructions.

Houses and constructions in religious activities have been rebuilt in a variety of places, and their choice should facilitate the participation of citizens in religious activities.

Reimbursement for homes, constructions and demolitions in religious activities should be used to build their own places of religious activity, and no organization or individual may be privately and diverted.

Article 17 alterations or new buildings in places of religious activity shall be governed by law.

Article 18 places of religious activity should be strengthened by internal management, the establishment of systems such as sound personnel, archives, finance, accounting, security, fire safety, health protection, material protection and expatriation, the identification of those responsible and the guidance, supervision and inspection of the relevant sectors of the local people's Government.

Article 19 places of religious activity shall be registered in a timely manner, in accordance with the State's treasury management provisions, with the supervision, inspection of the executive organs of the household. Religious activities are not allowed to retain outsiders and unidentified persons.

Article 20 places of religious activity should be implemented in the State's financial, accounting, tax management system, which enjoys tax relief in accordance with the State's provisions on taxation.

Religious activities should be made available in the first quarter to the city or district, to the people's religious affairs sector in the previous year, to report on the financial situation and acceptance, use of donations and, where appropriate, to religious citizens.

Article 21 Religious clergy is the main teaching service in or away from religious activities, and within 10 days of the consent of religious groups in this religion, the place of religious activity is reported to the municipal or district, district (market) Government religious affairs.

Article 2 provides for the participation of religious activists who meet the basic conditions of social security in this city and may participate in basic social insurance such as feeding, medical care, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 23, which violates the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 24, in violation of article 11, paragraph 2, of the present approach, provides for the organization of recreational, assembly activities in the vicinity of religious activities, the use of audio-visual material to interfere with religious activities in religious places, which are warned by the public security sector and refuses to change, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 25 abuses by State staff in the management of places of religious activity, insistance, in favour of private fraud, constitute criminal liability under the law, and is not yet a crime, and in accordance with the law.

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