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(The 50th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of Cyclones of 30 April 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 149 of 28 July 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 149 of 28 July 2006 on 1 October 2006) Article 1 guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of sports operators and consumers in order to promote the development of the sports industry and to develop this approach in line with the National People's Sports Act and related provisions. Article 2 Article 3. Sports activities described in this approach refer to operating activities such as sports magiene, recreation, competition, performance, technical training, brokering services, which are covered by sports projects. Article IV. The municipal sports administration is the competent authority for the operation of sports throughout the city and is responsible for overseeing the management of sports activities throughout the city. The various districts (markets), the Sports Administration of the Mines Zone are responsible for the supervision of sports operations within the Territory. Departments such as business, public safety, health, material prices, quality technical supervision, firefighting are governed by their respective responsibilities. Article 5 encourages, directs and supports the investment of the social forces in sports operations, investment in the start-up of sports operations and sports operations. Units and individuals involved in sports operations are encouraged to participate in the implementation of the All-Health Plan and the development of sports talents to promote and direct sports consumption. Article 6 units and individuals involved in sports, recreation, technology training and brokering services must have the following conditions: (i) Individuals with legal personality or with full civil capacity for conduct; (ii) The establishment of sports clubs should have institutions and charters; (iii) The necessary funds and corresponding equipment; (iv) There are operational sites, facilities and equipment that meet the requirements of security, firefighting, health; (v) There are premises, facilities and equipment consistent with operational project requirements and technical standards; (vi) A license of business, registered by the business administration; (vii) Intermediation services are equipped with sports brokers that are adapted to their business activities, and sports brokers should be qualified; (viii) Other conditions under the law. Article 7. Holding sports competitions, performance units and individuals shall also have the following conditions, in addition to the provisions of article 6, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi) and (vii): (i) The development of a security defence programme, health safeguards and emergency prestige; (ii) Develop programmes for the implementation of activities, rules and organizations; (iii) Cooperation with the organization of written contracts between persons; (iv) Commercial advertisements and television transmissions, and related procedures are available to the business, urban management and ITU sectors. Article 8 In addition to the material provided in the previous paragraph, sports competitions, performance units and individual files should also be submitted to the names, time, place and scale of the sports competition and performance, safety work programmes, health safeguards, emergency pre-response and approval procedures for the relevant sectors. Article 9 organizes higher-risk sports activities, such as the Rotary, the Helest, the Shelter, the Syma and the Cyber, which shall submit risk assessment reports to the sports administration and the public security sector by 10 years of activity, medical first-aid programmes and sportsmen for personal insurance certificates. The material was not backed, and the sports administration should be responsible for the timely restatement of reports, which was not required before the event and should be postponed. Article 10 provides units and individuals for the establishment of a novatory school, adolescent children's sports school, and shall be subject to the relevant procedures of the education administration to the sports administration. An application shall be made to the municipal sports administration for materials such as the establishment of a novate school, a juvenile child sports school, and the organization of a giene activity and the establishment of a treasury station. The municipal sports administration shall take a decision to approve or approve it within 20 days and inform the applicant in writing. It was agreed that the applicant should be granted a licence for the operation of sports in the veterans. Article 11. Units and individuals involved in sports must comply with the following provisions: (i) Regular inspection, maintenance and maintenance of operating sports sites, facilities, equipment and equipment to ensure regular use and security; (ii) The establishment of sound systems and the express place of clarity; (iii) Mining tenders and opening of tickets for the tax sector; (iv) A security firefighting and life-saving materials that are adapted to their operations; (v) A professional technic in line with its business activities; (vi) Other conditions under the law. Article 12 units and individuals authorized to carry out sports activities shall not unauthorizedly increase and change the project and content of the operation and shall require increased and changes in the scope, content and venue of the operation and shall be reported to the approval of the sector. Article 13. Professional technicians engaged in sports operations, decisions, ambulances, etc., should be given a certificate of eligibility issued by the above-mentioned Sports Administration. Persons who do not obtain a qualification certificate may not be employed by units and individuals involved in sports activities. Article 14. Sports competitions for social sales orders, performances should be published by 15 years of activity, titles of performance, time, location, size, sportsmen (groups, clubs), voting prices. As a result of the abolition of sports competitions, performance activities should be reported to the sports administration five days prior to the sports competition, performance activities are scheduled to take place, and public announcements are made available to society at the municipal level. Special circumstances such as natural disasters, sudden public incidents are carried out in accordance with the relevant legal provisions. Article 15 organizes sports competitions, offices and individuals who perform activities in accordance with the law shall have exclusive rights to the name of sports competitions and performance activities, insignia, the Guomé and the mark, and no organization or individual shall violate their legitimate rights and interests. Article 16 provides for activities that may endanger consumer safety, units and individuals involved in sports activities should make clear warnings and authentic statements to consumers and take measures to prevent the occurrence of harm. The units and individuals involved in sports activities involving more than two hundred people should apply to public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions and be equipped with medical, first aid facilities and personnel. In the event of a casualty incident in sports operations, units and individuals involved in sports operations should report promptly to the local sports administration and public security authorities and be able to deal with accidents. Consumers operating sports should comply with the management provisions of the place of sports operation, care facilities, equipment and equipment, and defend public order. Article 19 states that, in the event of national rules on sports and technological norms, the municipal sports administration should train professionals involved in related sports activities. Professional technicians without training may not continue to engage in related work. Article 20 prohibits the use of sports to carry out unlawful activities such as cascabo, envelope. Article 21, in violation of article 10 of the scheme, does not operate under the Licence for Sports Activities in the Clinics, which is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the municipal sports administration and fines of up to $50 million. In violation of article 12 of this approach, the duration of the project and content of the project and the content of the operation has been changed by the executive branch of the Sports Administration, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars overdue. Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that units and individuals engaged in sports activities do not have a professional qualifications certificate and qualifications to carry out the corresponding professional work of sports, are converted to the time limit by the Sports Administration and fines of up to €00 million. Article 24, in violation of article 16, paragraph 1, of this approach, is being corrected by the time limit for the executive branch of sports, with a fine of up to 1000 dollars overdue. The corresponding civil responsibility should also be assumed for consumer abuse. In violation of article 16, paragraph 2, of this approach, the public security authorities are governed by law. Article 25 Article 26 of this approach refers to sports activities such as chewings, fields, treasury, treasury, baskets, garbage, mammes, jeopardy, melters, ices, cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarettes, ices, cigarettes, ices, cigarners, cigarners, cigarners, ciers, cis, cigaretteers, ices, s, cigaretteers, ices, s, ices, ices, s, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, ices, icesets, icesets, icesets, cigarners, ices, ices, icesets, ices, ices, ices, ices, s National or provincial adjustments to the sports operation project are made by the municipal sports administration authorities to be published separately. Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 October 2006. |
