Key Benefits:
(Prelease No. 135 of the People's Government Order No. 135 of 21 January 2002) Article 1, in order to regulate the behaviour of social groups, enhance the management of social groups, promote the health development of social groups, develop this provision for social stability, national solidarity, scientific and technological progress and economic development services, in line with the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation and other relevant national provisions. Article 2 engages in social group activities within the territorial administration and in the administration of social groups. Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the management of social groups, encourage and foster the development of social groups, regulate and direct the behaviour of social groups. Article IV. The Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level is the registration management body of social groups, with the following responsibilities: (i) The establishment, change, write-off or filing of social groups; (ii) Annual inspections of social groups; (iii) Supervision of social groups and administrative penalties for violations. Article 5 (i) Social groups are responsible for the preparation of applications, the establishment of registrations, changes in registrations, and pre-registration reviews; (ii) To monitor the activities carried out by social groups in accordance with their Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies; (iii) Leadership in monitoring the political work of social groups, party-building, personnel management and financial management; (iv) First instance, responsible for the annual screening of social groups; (v) Approval and monitoring of major activities such as seminars and external contacts by social groups; (vi) Review and monitor activities such as external donations and funding from social groups; (vii) Assistance in the registration of offences committed by social groups in other relevant departments; (viii) To guide the liquidation of social groups with the authorities concerned; (ix) To recommend candidates for the leadership of the Secretary-General of the Social Group; (x) Review of the creation entities of social groups. Article 6. Article 7. Social groups may collect and use their assessed contributions in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, but they shall not be accompanied by an extension of the scope of the fees, with due diligence and beyond the scope of the provisions of the statute. Article 8 The approval authority must be reported in accordance with the authority of the Ministry of the Interior, following the approval by the registry management authority. The relevant units and individuals of article 9 should create conditions for the activities of social groups, facilitate the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of social groups and refrain from requesting the human, material and financial resources of social groups. Article 10 Social groups can invest in the creation of business entities under the law, and the proceeds must be used for the development of social groups. Article 11. The major issues identified by the business manager in monitoring the management of social groups should be communicated in a timely manner to the same-level registration authority. In the case of social groups that have completed the purposes set out in the constitution of social groups, the operational supervisors should submit their written-offs to the same-level registration management body in a timely manner. In the case of social groups that do not carry out activities within one year, the operational supervisors should submit their comments to the same registration authority. Article 12 Social groups accredited by the registry administration are organized by legal persons of social groups, and the registration authority has made public announcements within 30 days of the date of approval of registration. Article 13 Social groups should be aware of the legal supervision of the registration and operation manager units. The accredited social groups should receive annual inspections from 15 March to 31 May each year. Article 14. Social groups must comply with the following provisions: (i) No change, leasing, borrowing from the Social Group's Corporate Legal Registration Certificate or renting, and drawing on social group printing; (ii) Not to exceed the operational scope approved by the registry administration; (iii) Registration of changes in accordance with the provisions; (iv) There shall be no unauthorized establishment of branches, representative bodies; (v) No direct operation; (vi) No cost collection, fundraising or acceptance, use of donations, financing shall be incurred in violation of the relevant provisions of the State; (vii) The non-violability of assets of social groups; (viii) No inspection shall be refused; (ix) The power of the business manager shall not be used to profit. Article 15. The registry management body should strengthen the guidance of the business manager for the performance of the management duties of the social group and should be informed on time. Article 16 shall be completed within the period specified below. (a) The registration or adoption of an annual inspection in accordance with the conditions established; (i) A registration of 30 days; (ii) Changes in registration are 15 days; (iii) Write-off registration for 60 days; (iv) The annual inspection is 15 days. Article 17 does not perform oversight functions, resulting in consequences, depending on their circumstances, and in the case of the directly responsible person, the registry management body may recommend the administrative disposition of its units, superior authorities or relevant authorities. Article 18, in violation of one of the provisions of article 14 of the present article, is warned by the registry administration to correct the order; the time limit shall cease and may be responsible for the removal of the competent person directly responsible; the circumstances in which the registration is made; the offence is committed by the judiciary; the confiscation of the proceeds of the offence or the proceeds of the violation may be carried out by more than three times the amount of the offence or the fine of the proceeds of the offence. Article 19 has not been authorized to carry out the preparatory activities of social groups or, without registration, unauthorized activities in the name of social groups and the activities of registered social groups continued to be carried out on behalf of social groups, by registration authorities, forfeiture of illegal property; criminal liability in accordance with the law; impunity is not yet a crime; and by law for the administration of justice. In one of the following cases, the parties may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law: (i) Be considered eligible for approval, registration or annual inspection, without approval, registration or adoption of annual inspections; (ii) The registration authority conducts approval, registration or annual inspections exceeding the specified period; (iii) There is no decision on administrative penalties; (iv) The law, administrative regulations provide for other cases where administrative review or administrative proceedings may be applied. Article 21, administrative penalties imposed by the parties for the registration of the administration, which, within the statutory period, do not apply for review, prosecution and non-implementation, may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court by law. Article 22, the leadership and direct responsibilities of the registry administration are not registered in accordance with prescribed conditions and deadlines, or the abuse of authority, cross-registration, and the registration of social groups do not carry out oversight functions under the law or supervision of the administration of the offence and are not subject to administrative disposition by their units, superior authorities or the relevant authorities. Article 23 provides recognition or incentives to organizations and individuals that make significant achievements in the work of social groups. Article 24 |
