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(Summit No. 103 of 19 September 2007 of the People's Government of the Zangangang Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 239 of 19 September 2007 of the People's Government of the Zangang Province, which was issued as from 1 December 2007) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to regulate and strengthen the management of sports competitions, ensure that sports competition activities are carried out in a safe and order manner, promote the development of sports and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Act on Sports of the People's Republic of China and relevant laws, regulations. Article II refers to sports competitions and performance activities, as confirmed by the International Sports Organization and the Sports Administration of the Department of State and the provincial people's Government. This approach refers to civil, legal and other organizations that launch, organize sports competitions. Article 3 organizes social-oriented sports competitions within the territorial administration and applies this approach. Legal persons and other organizations organize sports competitions in this unit, the system, which can be implemented in the light of the relevant provisions of this approach. Article IV organizes sports competitions, which should be guided by the principles of legality, equity, impartiality and integrity, uphold social benefits and economic benefits and promote the physical and mental health of the public. Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership and coordination in the management of sports competitions, and urge the relevant branches of the Government to fulfil their supervisory responsibility for sports competitions in accordance with the law. Article 6 The sectors of public security, health, safe production supervision, quality technical supervision, business and tax, at the district level, should be able to work on sports competitions in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 7 encourages and supports social forces to organize sports competitions. The management of sports competitions is governed by the principles of government regulation and trade self-regulation and the gradual introduction of the self-regulation of sports competition industries. Chapter II Article 8. Sports competition is governed by a decentralized classification management system. All provincial sports competitions, as well as national and international sexual sports competitions in the province, should be submitted for approval by the provincial sports administration. The Government and its functional departments authorize or entrust the organization of sports competitions across the executive area, which should be authorized by the executive branch at the highest level; the organization of sports competitions in the current administrative region and the organization of units should be submitted to the executive branch for approval. In addition to organizing sports competitions provided for in paragraphs 2, 3 and 3 of this article, the operation of dangerous sports competitions should be organized and the material should be presented to the sports administration. Article 9. The organization of sports competition shall be in accordance with the following conditions: (i) The functions or scope of the operation of the sports competition; (ii) Funding for adaptation to the organization of sports competitions; (iii) Stop organizations, managers and professional technicians that are responsive to the scale of competition; (iv) The competition protocols and the organization of implementation programmes mandated by competition projects; (v) Sites, equipment and facilities that are responsive to the scale of the competition; (vi) In line with the relevant provisions and standards of the Sports Industries Association; (vii) Other conditions under the law, regulations. 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) Relevant documentation for the organization of units; (iii) Sports competition protocols and organization of implementation programmes; (iv) Work programme on safety of sports competitions, health safeguards and emergency preparedness cases; (v) Safety tests, testing reports, such as facilities, facilities, equipment, etc. from statutory institutions; (vi) Holding a written agreement between the unit; (vii) Other material provided by law, regulations. Article 11 organizes sports competitions under article 8, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of the present 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 organizes sports competitions under article 8, paragraph 4, of the present approach, which shall communicate to the sports administration the relevant materials set out in subparagraphs (ii) to (vii) of Article 10 by 20 times of the sports competition; and the sports administration may make requests for corrections or completion of the case. Article 13 provides that units shall organize sports competitions in accordance with approved matters and conditions, without undue change and cancellation. For special reasons, changes and cancellations should be made, and the organization should have the consent of the authorized organs. For special reasons, changes or cancellations of the matters and content of the case were required, and units should be held in the sports competition to conduct relevant changes, cancellations. Changes or cancellations of sports competitions affect the public interest of the society, and the holding of units should have a corresponding responsibility under the law by issuing a declaration to the society by three times before the sports competition. Article 14. The name of the sports competition shall be consistent with its hierarchy and size. Sports competitions organized by the Government and its Sports Administration, the Sports General Conference, the Sports Association, can be found in the same-level executive directory or 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 administrative region or in the same name. The sports competitions organized by enterprises, non-commercial units and other organizations shall not be used separately or in the same name, but, in cooperation with the organizations provided for in paragraphs 2, 3 of this article, they may use the corresponding regional names or the same name. Article 15. The Sports Administration should establish a public system of information on sports competitions, provide timely and accurate information on sports competitions, actively pursue e-governments, facilitate the application of information, such as the provision of information, the provision of documentation, and improve the efficiency of conduct. Chapter III Article 16 should strengthen the oversight management of sports competitions and conduct oversight inspections of the principal qualifications, conditions, procedures and compliance with laws, regulations and regulations governing sports competitions. Accreditation system has been introduced for a comprehensive and dangerous sports competition. The inspector was elected by the Sports Administration to conduct oversight inspections of the situation of the sanctuary, inter-uter and enforcement of the sports competition. The holding of units should be aware of the supervision of the sports administration, without denying or impeding the functioning of sports administration law enforcement officials, inspectors. Article 17 Safety management of sports competitions is governed by the Government and is responsible for organizing units. The holding of units is fully responsible for the safety of sports competitions, and the supervision of the safety of sports competitions is exercised in the relevant sectors, such as sports, public safety, fire and health, in accordance with the legal, regulatory responsibilities. The premises, facilities, equipment and supplies used by sports competitions should be in line with national technical and quality standards. 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 holding of units should strictly implement the safety programme, implement security defence measures and ensure the safety and security of participants. Large sports competitions should be organized in accordance with the security capacity approved by the public security sector. Article 18 organizes units that should implement health-care safeguards, conduct physical inspections of hazardous or other sports competitions with special demands on the body. Those involved should be screened and tested by the prescribed body and submitted health certificates to the organization. Promotion of the presence of units and participants in the security of sports competitions was promoted. The use of prohibited drugs and methods is prohibited in sports competitions. Article 19 organizes sports competitions, which shall be elected and employed by a judge registered by the sports administration in accordance with the law. Article 20 Builds, sportsmen, adjudicators participating in sports competitions should comply with the relevant provisions of national and provincial sports competitions, adhere to sports ethics, and refrain from misleading, favouring private fraud. Article 21, the organizer of sports competitions, the participants and the audience should respect the management order of sports competitions, receive safety inspections, subject to on-site management, fraternal facilities, respect for social justice and refrain from disrupting and disrupting the order and social security of sports competitions. No unit or person may use sports competition to carry out cascaca bus activities. Article 22, without the consent of the organization, no unit or individual shall be permitted to use, in the premises organized by the sports competition, an object, or flag with an advertical nature. Article 23, Political disputes, such as rulings, standards, equipment, etc., and disputes, are governed by sports arbitration bodies. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 24, in violation of article 8, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of this scheme, provides that, without the authorization to hold a sports competition, an offence shall be stopped by an officer of the sports administration, with a fine of up to 50,000 dollars. In violation of article 8, paragraph 4, of the present approach, the operation of the sports competition was not carried out for the submission of the relevant material, which was warned by the sports administration and could be fined by more than 3,000 dollars. Article 25, in violation of article 10 and Article 12 of this approach, conceals the real situation and provides false material, which is being converted by an act of responsibility by the sports administration, with a fine of up to €50 million. Article 26, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that no change, cancellation and notice proceedings are carried out, are warned by the sports administration and may be fined up by more than 5,000 yen. Article 27, in violation of article 14, paragraph 4, of the present approach, provides for the organization of sports activities by name of the executive region or with the same name, to be redirected by a warrant for the sports administration, to give warning and to fines of up to 50,000 dollars. Article 28, in violation of article 19 of this approach, provides for the selection or hiring of persons who have not been registered by the Sports Administration to serve as a decision, which is being redirected by a warrant of responsibility of the sports administration, giving a warning and may be fined by more than 1,000 dollars. Article 29, in violation of article 21 of this approach, disrupts and undermines the order and social security of sports competitions, is responsible for the cessation of violations by the public security sector and punishes them by law. Article 31: The sports administration and its staff are one of the following cases, either by the unit or by its superior administrative organs, by the inspectorate, and by the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible persons under the law: (i) Inadmissibility of approval, non-consistency or written replies to applications consistent with statutory conditions; (ii) Approval, consent and consent for applications that do not meet the statutory conditions; (iii) Execution of administrative penalties in violation; (iv) Toys negligence, abuse of authority and favour private fraud; (v) Other acts that should be taken in accordance with the law. Article 31 violates the provisions of this approach and constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law. Chapter V Article 32 |
