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(The 50th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Beijing City of 6 June 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 173 of 15 June 2006 of the Beijing People's Government Order No. 173, which came into force on 11 August 2006) Contents Chapter I General Chapter II Norms and security Chapter III Management and oversight Chapter IV Legal responsibility Chapter V Chapter I General Article 1, in order to regulate the management of sports competitions and to promote the development of sports, establishes this approach in line with the National People's Sports Act and other relevant national provisions. Article 2 applies to sports competitions and their management within the city's administration. This approach is not applicable to the institution, enterprise, business unit and the sports competition within the system. Article 3. Sports competition should be held in accordance with the principles conducive to the physical and mental health of the people and for the development of sports. Article IV governs the principles of government regulation and trade self-regulation and the gradual self-regulation of sports competitions. Article 5 The municipalities and territories, and the people's governments should strengthen their leadership in the management of sports competitions, and urge the relevant branches of the Government to carry out their oversight over sports competitions in accordance with the law. The management of sports competitions in the current administrative area is governed by the municipal and district, the provincial sports administration. Public safety, health, quality technical supervision, safe production supervision, business administration and tax administration should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 6. Chapter II Norms and security Article 7. Safety management of sports competitions is the principle of who is hosting and responsible. Units and individuals holding sports competitions (hereinafter referred to as hosts) should be fully responsible for the safety of sports competitions. The owner of the sports competition shall enter into a security agreement with the contractor to clarify security responsibilities. The custodians should work together with the hosts to implement security in accordance with their responsibilities under the security agreement. Article 8. Holding sports competition shall be in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The hostr can assume civil responsibility independently; (ii) There are sports competition protocols and programmes for implementation; (iii) The size and content of an organized agency, manager and professional technic staff with the resources of sports competition; (iv) Funds that are adapted to the scale of sports competitions; (v) The size and content of sports competitions. Article 9 states that sports competition shall not be held if: (i) Be not in accordance with article 8 of this approach; (ii) endanger national security or public interest; (iii) Impact on State, diplomatic, military or other major activities; (iv) Serious impediments to road safety and social public order. Article 10 organizers to organize swimmings, Kadin buses, poles, cushion, cigar, fires, submarines, submarines, bleachings, downturns, temperatures, driving forces, etc. to impose mandatory sports service standards and other sports competitions requiring mandatory sports services standards, and to comply with the standards of sports services in the State and the city. The National Sports Administration should establish sports service standards with the relevant sectors. The premises, equipment and facilities of the sports competition should be in accordance with the requirements and standards of sports competition rules and guarantee the smooth conduct of sports competitions. Article 12 Article 13 hosts should produce, distribute and sell tickets in accordance with the security capacity approved by public security authorities. During sports competitions, hosts should implement security measures and provide adequate security staff with a view to maintaining on-site order. The hostr should take control and evacuation measures to ensure that the number of persons participating in the event is limited by security conditions. Article 15. The city advocates the hosters' insurance of the risks associated with the safety of sports competitions. Article 16 is preceded by mandatory sports service standards in the State and other sports competitions with special demands on the body, which should be informed by the relevant medical institutions to conduct physical inspections and counselling. Article 17 persons participating in sports competition shall comply with the following provisions: (i) Compliance with relevant laws, regulations, regulations; (ii) Compliance with the management system on the site of the sports competition; (iii) Self-receptance of safety inspections, subject to management; (iv) Nothing in the normal order of sports competition and impeding public safety; (v) Adherence to society. The rulings, instructors and sportsmen participating in the sports competition should comply with the provisions of the State and the city's sports competition and adhere to the morality of sports; and refrain from misleading, favouring private fraud. Article 19 organizes sports competitions and the hostr shall be elected to be appointed by a judge registered by the Sports Administration and shall not be assigned to a person who has not been registered by the Sports Administration in accordance with the law. Chapter III Management and oversight Article 20 The units and individuals applying for sports competition shall be subject to approval, registration procedures in accordance with the provisions of this approach. The organization of sports competitions requires administrative licences such as security, fire, health, business and business, and the hostr shall be governed by the relevant provisions of the State and the city. Article 21 organizes the following sports competitions for approval by the municipal sports administration: (i) Sports competitions across provinces, autonomous areas and municipalities; (ii) There are sports competitions involving Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions, Macao Special Administrative Regions, Taiwan Movement Teams and sportsmen; (iii) Torone with “Beijing”, “Beijing”, “The capital” or other same name sports competition; (iv) Interregional and district sports competition; (v) More than 5,000 sports competitions for single participants. Article 22 organizes sports competitions for compulsory sports service standards in countries of the region, districts and counties, and is approved by the sports administration in the areas of sports competition. Article 21 of this approach, sports competition other than article 22, is governed by a single sports association, which is determined by the municipal sports administration or by a zone in which the competition is located, and by the provincial sports administration. Article 24: The hostr's sports competition shall submit the following materials to the approval, registration sector before 20 working days of the sports competition: (i) An application form for a sports competition; (ii) The identity of the sponsor or the registration and registration of certified material; (iii) Sports competition protocols, preparation of implementation programmes, safety work programmes, medical safeguards and emergency preparedness cases; (iv) The source of funds to substantiate the material and the financial budget report; (v) Equipment, equipment testing, testing of qualifications; (vi) The certificate of consent of the owner or management unit of the sports competition; (vii) Approval, registration sector provisions can prove to be equipped with other materials provided for under article 8 of this approach. Article 25 Authorization units of the sports competition shall be authorized or not approved by the host party within ten working days of the date of the application of the hostr and in writing to the hostr; and reasons for the non-approval. Ten working days could not be decided, with the approval of the head of the organ, ten days could be extended and the reasons for the extension would be communicated to the host. Article 26 applies for the holding of sports competitions, in accordance with article 8, paragraph 9, of this approach, which shall be approved by the sports administration, and shall not be approved by the sports administration, in accordance with article 8, paragraph 9, of this scheme. Article 27 contests the introduction of registration management of sports, the registration sector should be registered in a timely manner, the establishment of archives and the presentation of the municipal sports administration. Article 28 hosts should decide to hold sports competitions in accordance with the approval of the approval sector. The date and time required for changes in sports competitions should be submitted by the hostr five working days to the original approval, registration sector for change; to organize locations, content or to organize the material required for sports competitions, and to apply to the original approval, registration sector for 10 working days in advance. The original approval, registration sector shall be governed by the law in a timely manner. In the event of the dismissal of sports competitions, the hosts should be informed by five working days in advance of the approval, registration sector and public announcements to society. Article 29 shall be made available to the community by the municipal and district, and by the provincial sports administration, the directory of sports projects identified by the National Sports Administration and the provisions of the authorization and registration of sports competitions in this city. Article 33, the municipal sports administration is responsible for the registration of a judicia, and the district and district sports administration is responsible for the registration of a second and third-tier judge. Expert evaluation should be organized in the context of the technical hierarchy of decision makers in the municipalities and districts, and in the district sports administration. The municipal sports administration is responsible for guiding the training, conduct and conduct of the municipal-level single sports associations for the judge. Article 31 shall monitor the conduct of sports competitions, record inspections and deal with results and be signed by the inspector and the hostr or facility provider. Where necessary, the Sports Administration may conduct inspections with the public safety, safe production supervision, quality technical supervision. The inspector found that a sports competition was in violation of the provisions of the scheme and that it should be proposed that it be restructured to provide an immediate or temporal change to the host. There is a need for the sports administration to make the monitoring check available to society. The public has the right to access the oversight records of the sports administration. Article 32, the municipal and district, and the provincial sports administrations should send inspectors to monitor the situation in sports competitions, inter alia, trajectorys and law enforcement. The hosters of the sports competition and the relevant partners should assist, cooperate and not reject and obstruct the supervision, inspection of the sports administration and the city-level single sports associations. Article 34 hosts should submit a summary of the competitions, order and performance sheets to the approval, registration sector within thirty days of the end of the sports competition. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article XV hosts have one of the following acts, which are being converted by a warrant of responsibility by the sports administration, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars: (i) In violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of this approach, the criteria for compulsory sports services in the State and the city are not adhered to; (ii) In violation of article 8, article 9, or in violation of article 28, paragraph 1, of this approach, the decision to organize sports competitions is not taken in accordance with the approval of the approval branch; (iii) Transfer of the right to organize sports competitions in violation of article 12 of this approach; (iv) In violation of article 19 of this approach, the appointment of persons who have not been registered by the Sports Administration to serve as a judge; (v) In violation of article 20, paragraph 1, of this approach, the procedure for approval, registration is not in accordance with the provisions of this approach; (vi) In violation of article 28, paragraph 2, of the scheme, unauthorized changes to the date, time, place, content or equipment required for sports competitions. Article 36, in violation of this approach, other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have provided for administrative penalties, which are punishable by law by the relevant authorities. Chapter V Article 37 The approach to the management of sports competition in Beijing, issued by Order No. 16 of 18 December 1996 by the Government of the People of the city, was also repealed. |
