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Lanzhou City Religious Affairs Management Several Provisions

Original Language Title: 兰州市宗教事务管理若干规定

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(The 11th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Länder, 29 June 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. [2006] of 3 July 2006, No. 7 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of the Interior, which came into force on 1 August 2006)

In order to guarantee the freedom of religion and belief, the management of religious affairs is governed by law, and in accordance with the State Department's Religious Affairs Regulations, this provision is drawn up in conjunction with this city.
Article 2
Article 3 provides for the principle of territorial management and responsibilities.
The religious affairs sector of the city, district and territorial Government (hereinafter referred to as the religious affairs sector) is the administrative authority for religious affairs and administers religious affairs in accordance with the law relating to the interests of the State and the public interest; and other relevant administrative authorities are responsible, within their respective responsibilities, for the administration of justice.
The communes, the people of town and the street offices should assist religious affairs in the management of religious affairs; the Residential Commission and the Village Commission should work in conjunction with religious services at all levels.
Article IV Governments and their institutions should uphold the legitimate rights and interests of religious groups, religious activities, religious teaching staff and religious citizens, in accordance with the law, and receive the views of religious groups, religious activities, religious teaching staff and religious citizens, and coordinate the management of religious affairs.
Religious groups, places of religious activity, religious teaching staff and religious citizens should respect the Constitution, laws, regulations and regulations, preserve national unity, national unity and social stability, preserve the unity of faith-based citizens and non-speakers and religious citizens.
Article 5 The establishment, modification and write-off of religious groups shall be registered in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on Registration of Social Groups, after review of consent by the district-level religious affairs sector.
The establishment, modification and write-off of religious groups in districts, districts should be reported by district, district religious services.
Religious groups should establish their respective constitutions. The statutes of religious groups should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the Social Group Registration Regulations.
Religious groups should carry out their activities in accordance with their constitutions and assist religious affairs in the implementation of the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, the conduct of patrioticism and rule of law education for religious teaching staff and religious citizens.
Religious groups should be elected on time in accordance with the relevant provisions of their respective constitutions without delay or postponement of their sessions; they should be subject to the consent of the religious service, either in advance or after the replacement of their sessions.
Article 7 places of religious activity should be established by law and managed by democracy. Members of the Religious Activities Management Organization are elected by religious teaching staff and sensitizing citizens for democratic consultations under the guidance of religious groups, and are presented to the registry management body of the site.
The management of religious activities shall be elected for a term of three years each term of office of the organization for a term of office of three years and shall not be delayed or postponed until such time, and shall not be restructured to the members of the organization for the management of religious activities;
Religious activity management organizations should submit to the registry management body of the site a report on the management of the previous year by the end of January of each year.
Article 8 Religious teaching officers and other religious citizens have one of the following acts, and shall not serve as the principal holder of the management organization of religious groups and religious activities; they have been appointed and should be replaced by:
(i) The organization of regular selection or consent of non-governmental organizations and religious activists for personal reasons, or for abundance, study, learning, learning, visitor or other activities for more than four months;
(ii) The regular selection or consent of non-governmental organizations and religious sites for the management of organizations of religious groups and religious activities shall be carried out for a period of one year for personal reasons of abundance, study, learning, learning, family visit or other activities for a period of more than half years.
The main heads of religious and religious activities management organizations visited, learn, teach, visit or participate in other activities, which should report to the religious service sector.
Article 9. The recruitment of religious trainees in religious activities should be tailored to the size, level of training and self-sustainment capabilities of their places.
Schools of religious students in the field should be reported to the district, district religious affairs.
Religious activities are not allowed to recruit minors who should be compulsory.
Article 10: Religious groups and religious activities shall be carried out with the prior consent of the religious service sector; religious teaching officers and other relevant units and individuals shall take the following activities in advance with the consent of the relevant religious groups, religious activities and their religious affairs sectors, and shall respect the beliefs and traditions relating to religion and respect the provisions of relevant religious groups and religious activities:
(i) The establishment of a commercial service network in access routes in places of religious activity;
(ii) The alteration or construction of new buildings in places of religious activity;
(iii) Organizing exhibitions in religious activities;
(iv) photographs and films and television spots in religious activities sites;
(v) Exclusive reception activities in places of religious activity;
(vi) Interview coverage of religious groups and religious activities.
Activities under subparagraph (v) of the previous paragraph should also be reported to the external administrative authorities.
Article 11. Religious teaching staff should have the same conditions and, with religious affiliation, they may engage in religious teaching activities, after they are assessed by religious groups and issued a certificate of qualifications.
Religious groups should conduct regular annual review of the credentials of religious teaching staff; they should be cancelled for two consecutive years. Religious teaching staff who are not eligible or who have been revoked are not allowed to engage in religious teaching activities.
Article 12
The religious teaching staff in the city are invited to preside over religious activities or to serve as religious teaching and religious teaching officers in the city to preside over religious activities or to serve as religious teachings in this city, with the consent of the relevant religious groups in this city, and to report back to the municipal religious service sector, the province's religious affairs department is provided by the municipal religious service.
Article 13 is in line with the full-time staff of religious teaching staff and religious groups who participate in the basic conditions of social security in this city, and can participate voluntarily in social insurance.
Religious groups and religious activists should enter into labour contracts in accordance with the relevant provisions.
Article 14. Religious groups and religious activities should be established by law to establish a sound financial management system and a democratic financial system that strictly implements the Civil-profit Organization accounting system and other relevant financial, accounting and tax management systems in the country, in accordance with national taxation provisions.
Religious groups should establish financial offices to hire specialized financial staff to manage the finance; religious activities should establish specialized financial managers, accounting and exiting no one.
Religious groups and religious activities should be made available on a regular basis to religious citizens on a monthly basis for the publication of the financial and receipt, use of donations, and, by the end of February of each year, the religious affairs department at the location reported on the financial and receipt, use of donations during the previous year, with due regard to the publication of letters of citizens.
Religious groups should establish an audit system, hire professional audit units to conduct annual audits or special audits of the financial situation, and provide the religious services in the area of the audit results report.
No organization, unit and person other than religious groups shall be established or shall organize religious activities.
Religious groups and religious activities are not allowed to establish religious facilities in other public places outside religious activities.
Article 16 Collective religious activities shall be carried out in places of religious activity registered under the law or endorsed by the religious services at the district level.
The following conditions should be provided for the holding of large cross-regional religious activities that exceed the size of religious activities, or the holding of large religious activities outside religious activities:
(i) Needs identified;
(ii) In line with religious teaching, teaching and religious practices;
(iii) There are specific programmes of activities, including emergency preparedness cases involving accidents;
(iv) Other conditions required to organize large-scale activities under relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 17, with the conditions set out in article 16, paragraph 2, to hold large religious activities across the region, is submitted in writing to the municipal religious affairs sector by 30 days of the proposed date of the submission of the written application by the host religious groups and religious activists; and the municipal religious service shall be subject to a preliminary review within 5 days of the date of receipt and a review of the opinion.
Large religious activities should be carried out in line with the other specific requirements of the time, place, scope and letter of ratification.
Religious teaching staff and religious citizens involved in large-scale religious activities across the region should be subject to the uniform management of the organizer of large religious activities, participating in relevant activities in accordance with the requirements set out in the Major Religious Activities Programme, and not to intervene in the internal affairs of local religious groups and religious activities.
Any organization, unit and individual shall not provide places of activity and other conditions for large religious activities that have been approved by the religious service or for religious activities organized by non- religious groups.
Religious groups and religious activities should enhance the management of religious teaching personnel and religious citizens in the field.
In the field, religious teaching staff and religious citizens should respect the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, accept the legal management of the religious affairs sector and other relevant administrative authorities in the city, without interference in the internal affairs of religious groups and religious activities in this city, without disrupting the normal order of religious groups and religious activities.
The premises of religious activities, such as ancestral training, ventunation and wall orders, must be in possession of proof and identity cards from their religious groups or the religious affairs sector, which are hosted by the governing body of religious activities and other relevant procedures.
No religious activity shall be reserved for persons outside the board and for unknown persons.
Article 19 prohibits the establishment of temples.
It is prohibited to construct, produce large-scale open religious imaging or other forms of large-scale open religious landscapes by any organization or individuals other than religious sites.
Religious groups and religious activities are not allowed to build, produce large-scale open religious videos or other forms of large-scale open religious landscapes outside religious places without the approval of the law.
The temple and self-building, the production of large open religious imaging and other forms of large-scale open religious landscapes are stopped by the religious service, the demolition of the period of time, the late dismissal of the religious service and the dismissal of the administrative authorities of the same-ranking people's government organizations, and the removal of the costs is borne by the perpetrators.
Article 20 govern organizations of religious groups and religious activities and their members shall be subject to the supervision of citizens who are taught.
When the citizens of the faith have different views with regard to the management of religious groups and religious sites and their members, they should be reflected in the religious affairs sector or other relevant departments through normal channels, in accordance with the State Department's letter of visit regulations and regulations.
The religious service and other relevant departments should investigate in a timely manner the issues that are reflected in the teaching of citizens, and respond to them with appropriate means to the citizens who reflect the problem.
The following persons entered religious activities in places such as wind sites and urban parking forests, tourist landscapes and other nodule visitors, except for the provision of hospitality in the area where they are required to purchase the gates of the area;
(i) Religious teaching staff and staff members belonging to religious activities in the field;
(ii) Religious affiliation with religious activities in the area of the landscape is a religious teaching officer of the same religion;
(iii) The possession of effective documents such as conversion evidence, access to religious sites in the area of religious activity on religious traditional events, and religious affiliation with religious sites in the landscape area are citizens of the same religion;
(iv) Representatives of other religious groups, places of religious activity and religious clerics in the religious affairs sector at the district level, as well as religious religious groups operating in religious sites in the area of religious activity.
Effective documents such as the conversion certificate referred to in the previous paragraph are issued and managed by the relevant religious groups.
Article 22, in violation of the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, is punishable by the religious service in accordance with the provisions of the Religious Affairs Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety of the People's Republic of China, and in violation of other administrative provisions, by the relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the relevant laws, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations, regulations and regulations, which constitute a serious offence and bring to the judiciary criminal responsibility under the law.
Article 23 The approach to the management of religious activities in the Läran State, issued on 25 December 1996, was also repealed.