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(Prelease No. 148 of the People's Government Order No. 148 of 19 November 2002) Chapter I General In order to guarantee the freedom of association of citizens, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of social groups, to strengthen the registration management of social groups, to promote civilization and spiritual civilization of socialist substances, and to develop this approach in line with the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). Article 2 refers to the voluntary composition of citizens within the province's executive region and to non-profit social organizations operating in accordance with their constitutions in order to achieve common will. Organizations other than State bodies may join social groups as members of the unit. Article 3 Social groups such as associations, associations, associations, associations, associations, research conferences, facilitation meetings and chambers of commerce within the province shall apply for registration in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and this approach. Social groups may carry out activities after approval of registration. The trade unions participating in the China People's Political Consultation (considence industry trade unions), WCA, CWC, CCI, XB, CCI, ITU, business association, etc.) are approved by the State Department of State bodies and approved by the Department of State for the non-registration of registered groups, as well as those authorized by the agencies, groups, business units within their offices, and are not registered. Article IV. Social groups must respect the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies and shall not object to the fundamental principles established by the Constitution and shall not endanger the unity, security and national unity of the State, without prejudice to the legitimate rights and interests of the State, the public interest and other organizations and citizens, and shall not be incompatible with the moral integrity of society. Social groups are not allowed to operate in a profit. Article 5 Chapter II The Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level is the social group registration management body of the current people's Government (hereinafter referred to as the registration management body). Article 7 The industry, disciplines or operational scope involve more than two sectors or organizations, the main business sector or the organization of a business manager unit. The range of activities is in the communes (communes) or in urban neighbourhoods where the corresponding communes (communes) the people's Government or the urban street offices are operational chiefs. Article 8. The provincial registration management body is responsible for the registration management of all provincial social groups; the municipal registration management body is responsible for the registration management of all municipal social groups; and the registration management of the district (market, district) registration authority is responsible for the entire district (market, district) and the registration of the following regional social groups. The social groups across the administrative region are registered by the highest-level registration management body across the administrative region. Article 9. The residence of the registered management body, the business manager and the social groups under its jurisdiction may be entrusted to the registration management body of the place of residence of the social group, and the operational supervisory units responsible for oversight management within a certain scope. Article 10. Public security, business administration, finance, goods, tax, press publication, people's banks, etc., shall assist registration authorities in the management of social groups in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter III Establishment of registration Article 11. Applications for the establishment of a social group shall be reviewed by the sponsor or organization to apply for the preparation of the registration authority, with the consent of its operational supervisors. Article 12. The establishment of social groups shall have the following conditions: (i) In line with the needs of social development, the building of civilization and spiritual civilization of socialist substances. (ii) The Director of Social Groups (Chief of Council), Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), and the Secretary-General should be representative in operation. The statutory representative of social groups should be appointed by the Director (Chief of Council) and should not be accompanied by legal representatives of other social groups. (iii) There are more than 50 individual members or more than 30 units; a mix of individual members, unit members may not be less than 50; and the distribution of membership in this administrative area should be broad. (iv) The name of the norm. The name of social groups should be in line with its scope of operations, the distribution of members and the geographical areas of activity, accurately reflecting their characteristics; the non-universal social groups should not be able to sign the words “Sustainable”, “North Province”, “Ru”, “Truz”. (v) There are relevant organizational bodies. (vi) There are fixed residences. (vii) A dedicated staff member who is responsive to its operational activities. The Foundation must have dedicated financial personnel. (viii) There are legitimate sources of assets and funds and over 30,000 funds for activities. (ix) The ability to assume civil responsibility independently. Article 13 prohibits the establishment of ethnic groups consisting of a family name or of a particular family name. Religious social groups cannot be established in communes (communes) and in urban streets and in their regions. Article 14. Applications for the preparation of the establishment of social groups and the launcher or organization shall submit the following documents to the registry administration: (i) Applications for preparatory work signed by the sponsor or the lead of the organization. (ii) Approval documents for the operational desk units. (iii) Quantification reports from accountants. (iv) The right to housing or the right to use. (v) The name, age, identity card numbers, occupation, curricula vitae and location of the sponsor and proposed head. (vi) Draft statutes prepared in the light of the model text of the Social Group statutes issued by the National Social Group Registration Authority. The application for the preparation of the establishment of a religious social group, in addition to the submission of the documents, must also be presented with an identifiable and consistent with the denunciation, teaching and teaching provisions of our current religious history. Article 15. The registry management body shall, within 60 days of the date of receipt of the relevant documentation for the preparation of the establishment of a social group, make decisions for approval or non-approval; and, without approval, shall provide reasons to the sponsor or organization. In one of the following cases, the registration authority does not approve preparations: (i) The purpose, scope of the operation of the social groups that have proved to apply for preparation is not in accordance with article IV of this approach. (ii) Social groups that have the same or similar scope of operations in the same administration are not necessary. (iii) There is a lack of broad and representative distribution. (iv) The sponsor, the proposed Head of State, who has been or is being subjected to criminal punishment that deprives political rights, the absence of a full civil act capacity or the lack of authority and representation in business. (v) Resistance in the preparation of requests. (vi) Other cases prohibited by law, regulations. Article 16, which has been approved for the establishment of a social group established in preparation, shall convene, within six months of the date of approval by the registry administration, a General Assembly of Members or Members on behalf of the General Assembly, by virtue of its statute, an executive body, head and a statutory representative, and apply for registration by the registry administration. Activities other than preparatory work shall not be carried out during the preparatory period. Until such time as the establishment of the General Assembly and the application for the establishment of a registration, its preparation for the self-implementation of the validity of the approval was not possible. Article 17 The registry management body shall complete the review process within 30 days of the date of receipt of registration applications from social groups. Preparations for social groups are consistent with the requirements and are granted for registration and the Social Group Legal Registration Certificate issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. In the case of non-registered registration, the registry administration shall notify the applicant and explain the reasons for the decision not registered. Article 18 Social groups should apply for hard-copy and bank accounts, in accordance with the Social Group Legal Registration Certificate and the Registration Management Authority's certificate. Social groups should put in place seals and bank accounts made up by public security authorities for pre-emptive formalities, which can be activated by registration management authorities. Article 19 Social groups are proposed to establish branches, representative bodies and should apply for registration to registration authorities, subject to review by the operational supervisors. Article 20 of the Constitution of the social groups, which have been ratified by the social groups, represent bodies as an integral part of social groups without legal personality, should develop membership and carry out activities in the context of the mandate of the social group. Subsidiaries of social groups may not be established by branches and representatives. Social groups may not establish geographical branches. Chapter IV Changes in registration and write-off registration Article 21 Registration of social groups requires a change in registration and shall apply for a change in registration to the registry management body within 30 days of the consent of the business manager. The following documents should be submitted to the Social Group for a change registration: (i) A change registration application signed by a statutory representative. (ii) Change resolutions by members of the General Assembly, membership representatives of the General Assembly or the Council. (iii) Review of business desks. (iv) Changes in office accommodation, submission of new office titles or the use of power certificates; change of business manager units, submission of agreements to the parties; change in registration funds and submission of inspection reports. Social groups modify their constitutions and should be approved by the registration management body within 30 days of the date of the review of consent by the operational supervisors. Article 2: The registration management body, within 10 days of the date of receipt of a request for changes in registration by social groups, has taken a decision to grant a change registration or not to change registration. The granting of a change registration certificate; the non-removal registration should indicate the grounds. The head of the social group changed, or the staff member concerned should transfer to the social group certificate, seals and information within 5 days of the change of registration. No transfer or unlawful possession shall be refused. Article 23. Social groups have one of the following cases and, after the review of the consent of the business manager, apply for the write-off registration, write-off (hereinafter referred to as write-off registration): (i) The tasks set forth in the Constitution were completed and there was no need to exist. (ii) Demobilization. (iii) Intermodal, merger. (iv) Other causes require termination. Article 24 Social groups should establish liquidation organizations under the guidance of the business manager units and other relevant bodies to carry out liquidation. During liquidation, activities other than liquidation shall not be carried out. Article 25 Social groups should conduct write-off registrations to registration authorities within 15 days of the end of liquidation. Unregistered write-offs were postponed by the registry administration. Social groups should submit write-off applications signed by statutory representatives, review documents by the business manager and checklists for liquidation. The registration authority granted the cancellation of registrations and issued write-off documents to collect registration certificates, seals and financial vouchers from the social group. After write-off or cancellation, their branches, representatives' institutions were cancelled or cancelled. Article 26 Social groups shall withdraw their affiliations or representative bodies, and shall, within 30 days of the consent of the business manager, process the write-off procedure with the original registry administration. Until late, the registration authority was withdrawn. Article 27 of the Social Group has been written off or withdrawn and its legacy of property, personnel issues are dealt with by its operational supervisors in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations and are monitored by the registry administration. Chapter V Oversight management Article 28: The registry administration performs the following oversight responsibilities: (i) Registration of social groups, changes and write-offs. (ii) Annual screening of social groups. (iii) Monitoring of social groups. (iv) Administrative punishment for violations of the Regulations and the scheme by social groups. Article 29 performs the following oversight functions as follows: (i) Social groups are responsible for preparing applications, setting up registrations, changing registrations and pre-registration reviews. (ii) To monitor, guide social groups in compliance with the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies and carry out activities in accordance with their statutes. (iii) First instance for the annual screening of social groups. (iv) Assistance in the registration of offences committed by social groups by registration authorities and other relevant departments. (v) Personnel management of social groups. (vi) Removal of social groups will be guided by the relevant sectors. Article 33 Social groups are not profitable, but the necessary funding for activities can be raised through: (i) Contributions paid by members. (ii) Funding for the relevant sectors. (iii) Endowment of domestic and international organizations or individuals. (iv) Receivable transfers of technical information or scientific findings. (v) Income from paid services such as exhibitions, training and technical services. (vi) Other legitimate income. Article 31 funds from all levels of government funded by social groups, and in accordance with the contributions paid by the above-mentioned civil service, the financial sector, the contribution income of the various communities of society is exempted from the taxation of corporate income. The source of assets of social groups must be lawful and no unit or individual shall be intrusive, private or diverted from the legitimate assets of social groups. The funding of social groups and the legitimate proceeds of activities carried out in accordance with the Constitution must be used for operational activities under the statute and shall not be allocated among members. Social groups receive donations, funding and must be consistent with the purpose and scope of the provisions of the Constitution and must be used in accordance with the time frame, modalities and legitimate purposes agreed with the donor, the financier. Social groups should report to the business manager on receipt, use of donations, funding-related information and be made available to society in due course. Social groups should establish self-binding, self-management, self-development self-development self-development mechanisms to achieve the purposes set out in the Constitution. The highest authority of social groups is a member General Assembly or a member representing the General Assembly. The Council is an implementing agency of the General Assembly or a member representing the General Assembly, leading the day-to-day activities of this social group during the intersessional period, and is accountable to the General Assembly or its members. Members or members of the General Assembly must be represented by more than two thirds of their members or representatives, whose resolutions must be adopted by a member or by a majority of its members. More than two thirds of the Council must be present, and its resolutions must be adopted by more than two thirds of the Council. The Council meets at least once a year. Special circumstances may also be held in the form of communication. Article 34 of the Social Group must implement the State-mandated financial management system and receive oversight in the financial sector; the source of assets is a national allocation or social donations, funding should be subject to oversight by the auditor. The registration management body, the business manager shall organize financial audits before changes in social groups or legal representatives. Article XV provides for the use of social groups by members of social groups, their wages and insurance benefits, taking into account the relevant provisions of national and provincial units. Article XVI Social groups should submit to the business manager the report on the work of the previous year by 31 March each year. Contents include: (i) Compliance with legal and national policies. (ii) Implementation of registration procedures in accordance with this approach. (iii) Activities in accordance with the Constitution. (iv) Changes in personnel and institutions. (v) Financial management. (vi) Other information to be sent. The annual report on the work of social groups, which was agreed by the Chief of Operations, should be sent by 31 May to the registration management body to receive annual inspections. Significant matters for social groups must be reported to the registry management and operational supervisors. Social groups should send copies of the books approved for editorial publication to the registration management body within 30 days of the date of publication. The registration certificate of social groups should be checked when the press unit reports on social groups. Reports cannot be reported without the provision of effective registration certificates by social groups. Article 39 establishes, modifys or write-offs of social groups, which are declared by the registry administration. The registration certificate of the social group or the failure of the stamps should be made in the press in a timely manner, and the issuance of the registration certificate or the production of seals as prescribed. Article 40 The registration authority conducts annual inspections of social groups without charge. Chapter VI Corporal punishment Article 40. Social groups have one of the following cases and are registered by the registry administration: (i) Releasing vouchers when registration is sought. (ii) No activities have been carried out for more than one year. (iii) No annual inspections or two consecutive years of inspection are not eligible. Article 42 is one of the following conditions in the social group, which is warned by the registry administration to reorder the duration of the activity and may be responsible for the removal of the competent person directly responsible; in the event of serious circumstances, the withdrawal of registrations; and the criminal liability of the law: (i) Removal, rent, borrowing from the Social Group's Corporate Registration Certificate, or renting from social groups. (ii) Activities beyond the purpose and scope of the Constitution. (iii) The refusal to accept or to accept inspection under the provisions. (iv) No registration of changes in accordance with the provisions. (v) The unauthorized establishment of branches, representative bodies, or the evacuation of branches, representatives' bodies, has serious consequences. (vi) Participation in the production and operation of profitability. (vii) Expropriation, private subordination or misappropriation of assets of social groups or donations received, funding. (viii) Receiving fees, raising funds or receiving donations and funding in violation of the relevant provisions of the State. The acts set forth in the preceding paragraph have been carried out in violation of the law or the proceeds of the law, which may be confiscated and liable to imprisonment for more than three times the amount of the offence or for more than three times the amount of the offence proceeds. Article 43 does not authorize the preparatory activities of social groups or the conduct of activities in the name of social groups or branches, representatives' institutions without registration, as well as social groups or subsidiaries, representatives' institutions that have been withdrawn (reduced) and continue to operate in the name of social groups or social groups, representatives' institutions, which are prohibited by the registry administration, confiscated illegal property and surrendered financially; constitute criminal liability, and are not criminalized by law, and are not criminalized by public security authorities. Article 44 states that social groups are subject to suspension of their activities by registration authorities to the Social Group Legal Registration Certificate, seals and financial vouchers. Social groups have been removed from registration by registration authorities for the collection of the Social Group Legal Registration Certificate, seals, markings and financial vouchers. Article 42 Changes in social groups, the former head of the social group or the staff concerned have refused to proceed without the process of transfer, the unlawful possession of social group certificates, seals or information, the time limit for the issuance of orders by the registry administration and the imposition of a fine of up to 1000 dollars for the direct responsible person; the unauthorized use of illegal certificates, seals, and the imposition of penalties by the public security sector. Article 46 activities of social groups are contrary to other laws, regulations and are governed by law by the relevant State organs; the authorities of the State concerned believe that registration should be withdrawn and registered by the registry administration. Article 47 abuses by staff members of the registry administration, the competent unit of operations, provocative fraud,ys and negligence constitute crimes under the law, and criminal responsibility is not yet a crime, and administrative disposition is provided by law. Chapter VII Article 48 of this approach was implemented effective 1 January 2003. The approach to the implementation of the regulations for the registration of social groups was also repealed by the Government of the people of the province on 15 May 1992. |
