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(Summit 12th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sihan on 5 April 2004 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 61 of 28 April 2004 No. 61 of the People's Government Order No. 61 of 28 April 2004, effective 1 June 2004) In order to strengthen sports market management and promote health development in sports, this approach has been developed in the light of the relevant laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Sports Act. Article II citizens, legal persons or other organizations engaged in sports market operations and management activities within the city's administration shall be subject to this approach. The approach refers to the sports market, which is the purpose of sporting services, to the means of operating sports and to the specific market for the main content of sports activities. Article 3. Sports market management includes the following: (i) Ligiene, recreation; (ii) Business competitions, performances; (iii) Operational training; (iv) Operational technical information; (v) Operational sports activities; (vi) Other sports pooling, sponsoring and operating activities. Article IV. The Governmental Sports Administration of the People's Government is the competent authority for sports operations in the present administration and is responsible for the supervision of the operation of sports markets in the present administration. The relevant sectors, such as business, price, public safety, tax, health and quality technical supervision, are governed by the supervision of sports market operations within their respective responsibilities. Article 5. The sports market upholds an open approach to reform, upholds socialist services and serves the people, and must put social benefits at the forefront. The management of the sports market should be guided by the principles of activating, cultivating enabling, correctly leading and regulating services. Article 6 encourages domestic and international organizations and individuals to invest in sports. To encourage and support sports market operators in the development of good sports talents and the launch of productive and popular welcome sports projects. The operators of the sports market that have made a significant contribution to the implementation of the Plan for All and the development of the excellence of the movement should be recognized and rewarded. Article 7 (i) The necessary funds and corresponding equipment; (ii) Where appropriate places are in line with the conditions of security, fire, health and environmental protection, sports sites, sports materials should be in line with the facilities and equipment standards promulgated by the National Sports Administration; (iii) There are job-trained practitioners with expertise; (iv) The content of the operation is healthy; (v) To provide detailed feasibility reports for operators of sports projects such as fire, detection, jeopardy, denunciation, heat, swimming, downturning sports performances, and to receive a rigorous review of the safety of activities, such as space, equipment facilities, communications, security, personnel, etc.; (vi) Other conditions that are required under the law and regulations. Article 8 Specific sports projects administered by sub-sectors are published by the municipal sports administration in accordance with the provisions of the national, provincial and sports administration. Article 9 (i) Reservations for business activities; (ii) A description of the premises, facilities and other relevant documentation, information; (iii) A copy of the contract, agreement; (iv) The legal provisions stipulate that other documents to be processed should be made. In addition to the material provided in the advance, there is a need to provide detailed feasibility reports and to receive monitoring of the operation of space equipment, personnel safety and security facilities. Article 10 The Sports Administrative Authority shall, upon receipt of a written report on the preparation of the sports operation, make a decision within five working days and shall not be submitted in writing. Article 11. The sports market operators shall comply with the following provisions: (i) operate in accordance with the planned sports projects. Changes are required and should be submitted to the original sector change reserve. To put an end to the operation of the sports market, it should be withdrawn to the original sports administration; (ii) To adhere to the principle of good credit, to guarantee the quality of services, to refrain from misleading and decepting sports consumers; (iii) No person who has not obtained a professional technical qualifications certificate of sports shall be employed in professional technical work such as sports training, counselling, counselling, decision-making, security and rescue; (iv) Maintenance of sports sites, facilities, equipment and equipment to ensure safety, health and normal use; (v) No premises, facilities, equipment and equipment not authorized by the Sports Administration and the related sectors shall be used; (vi) The operation of sports projects that may endanger consumer safety should be described in their safety requirements, the use of equipment, the establishment of a warning signal and effective measures to prevent harm; (vii) Inadequate participation of minors shall not be permitted to participate; (viii) In sports operations, violence is prohibited and the construction of acquitted activity is prohibited, and the use of sports competitions to carry out cascabos or transgender. Article 12 organizes business sports competitions and sports performance activities, with the use of places that are not limited to the mandated capacity. No units or individuals shall be admitted to sports activities that are not authorized by the Sports Administration. Article 14. Persons engaged in sports brokering activities shall be allowed to engage in sports brokering activities when they are certified by the constituency. Article 15 shall not unlawfully carry firearms, ammunition, control of machetes, flammable, prone explosive and other dangerous items into sports operations. Article 16 should provide operational information advice and sports expertise to sports market operators, guide the development of sports competitions, performance protocols, and provide technical guidance in the construction, acquisition and use of sports premises. Article 17 Staff of the Sports Administration and other relevant departments should have administrative law enforcement inspection documents, without evidence, and the operators have the right to refuse. No unit or individual may unlawfully take possession of the premises, facilities and equipment of the operators of the sports market without intrusing their legitimate possession of intangible assets and shall not require the sports market operators to provide unpaid services. Article 19, in violation of this approach, provides for one of the following acts, to be corrected by the executive branch of the Sports, to the extent that they are subject to a fine of up to 500,000 dollars; to pay consumer damages under the law. (i) Reimbursement of business content; (ii) The hiring of persons who have not been identified by the Sports Administration for sports training, counselling, counselling, decision-making and safe ambulances; (iii) Use of premises, facilities and equipment not in accordance with the requirements; (iv) More than limited capacity of persons in sports operators; (v) To admit activities carried out in sports markets without the authorization of the sports administration. Article 20, in violation of the provisions of this approach, promotes violence in sports operations, engages in envelope activities, use of sports competitions to carry out cascabs or transcends, punishable by law by public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 21 Civil, legal or other organizations consider that specific administrative acts carried out by administrative organs in the management of sports markets violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 22 Staff members of the sports operation management play a role in jeopardizing their duties, incurring private fraud, infringinging the legitimate rights and interests of the sports market operators, by their own units or superior authorities, and constituting a crime, in accordance with the law. Specific issues in the application of this approach are explained by the municipal sports administration. Article 24 |
