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Changsha National Fitness Approach

Original Language Title: 长沙市全民健身办法

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Hygiene approach in the city of Shasha

(Summit No. 49th ordinary meeting of the Presidential Government of 21 February 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 119 of 15 April 2012 by the Presidential Government of the Sharm el-Sheikh on 10 June 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 guarantees the right of citizens to participate in the health-care activities for all, and to strengthen the citizen's quality, in accordance with the Act on Sports of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on Public Cultural Sports Facilities and the All-Health Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations to develop this approach in conjunction with my city.

Article 2

Article 3 Governments of municipalities, districts and districts (markets) should strengthen the leadership of the entire work and integrate the entire cause into national economic and social development planning.

Article IV: The authorities of the municipal, district (community) Sports Administration are responsible for the health of all people in this administrative area.

Relevant sectors such as development and reform, planning, housing and urban-rural construction, finance, education and civil affairs should work together for all in line with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 communes' governments, street offices should organize and coordinate activities for all within their territories.

The mass media, such as radio, television, newspapers and the Internet, should strengthen public-private awareness for all, promote scientific health and strengthen civic awareness.

Article 7 provides recognition and incentives for organizations and individuals that have made a significant difference in the work of the entire population, and the Government of the city, the district (market) and its sports administration authorities.

Chapter II

Article 8.

The Government and the relevant sectors of the population of the city, the district (market) should concentrate on the organization of popular awareness-raising and the promotion of universal health activities during the period of popularity; State agencies, business units and other organizations should organize activities for all in conjunction with their own conditions; public sports facilities should be concessional or free of charge to the public.

Article 9 Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) and their sports administration authorities should encourage and direct citizens to participate in the activities of the entire population, organize regular meetings of the All-Health Movement and carry out local stereotyped activities for all.

Social groups, such as trade unions, NCAs, WCPU and WEF, should be organized in the context of their specific characteristics, to organize activities for the entire population.

Article 10 Sports social organizations at all levels, single sports associations, industry sports associations and sports non-commercial units should organize activities for the entire population, in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Sports administrative authorities should strengthen the guidance of sports social organizations and take measures to promote linkages and exchanges among sports social organizations.

Article 11. Schools shall open sports and health courses in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and shall be included as subjects for the study of the performance of students. A comprehensive school sports conference is held at least every school year.

Schools should organize extra-curricular activities to ensure that students participate on a daily basis during school hours, develop a work programme on a one-hour school garden and report on the administrative authorities for education. The executive authorities of education, the sports administration authorities should strengthen monitoring of school sports activities, such as a one-hour school garden.

The educational administrative authorities should use school organizations to carry out student sports activities as an important indicator for the annual school examination, and monitor the performance of school sports activities by educational administrative authorities, sports administration authorities as an important basis for the annual school examination.

Article 12 State organs, enterprise units, social groups and other organizations shall actively promote sports activities such as pre-employment (internal) ethics, in accordance with the characteristics of this unit. Conditional units are encouraged to set up their clubs and organize the Employees' Movement.

Article 13 Community Residents Commissions should actively launch and direct community residents to participate in sports-health activities and, according to community characteristics, organize and promote small-scale sports activities.

Article 14. Governments of municipalities, districts and districts (markets) should integrate the development of rural and urban health for all, actively promote rural sports, and carry out regular comprehensive or single farmers' sports campaign in accordance with the principle of territorial integrity and flexibility. Villagers' councils and individual organizations are encouraged to carry out their activities that are suitable for the participation of farmers.

Chapter III

Article 15. This approach refers to public sports facilities and other facilities that are open to the public to carry out activities for all.

The approach refers to public sports facilities, which are referred to as investment-building at all levels of the people's government or social forces, without profiting and open buildings, sites and equipment for sports activities to the public.

Article 16 Planning and construction of public sports facilities should be guided by the principles of integrated coordination, rural and urban balance, rational layout, normative and user-friendly massization.

Article 17 The municipal sports administration authorities shall establish special planning and public sports facilities for public sports facilities, in accordance with the targets set by the State for the use of places of public sports facilities, in accordance with the economic, social development levels and the needs of sports development.

The provincial (market) sports administration authorities should conduct special planning for the construction of public sports facilities in the Territory, in conjunction with relevant administrative authorities, such as development and reform, planning, housing and rural-urban construction, land-use resources, in line with the specific planning of public sports facilities in the city, and report on the approval of the people of the district (market).

Article 18 Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should build specific planning in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province to build a basic place of activity for all, in accordance with the principles of near- and affordable people, small football sites, treasury sites. Plan-building for all-enhanced activities should be widely heard by the public of society and the people living in the Territory.

The town's people's Government, the street office and the conditional community (in the village) should build small, diverse and user-friendly universal access.

Article 19 provides facilities, equipment and equipment for all places of life in accordance with safety and quality standards, a patience and accentuation of methods and concerns in awakening place.

All-home places should establish accessibility facilities, equipment and a proportion of specialized pyrethroids for persons with disabilities, in accordance with relevant national provisions.

Public places such as new construction, alteration, expansion of parks, squares, public greenfields, along the griips of lakes, rivers should be aligned with natural conditions, along with the construction of public sports facilities such as hygienic roads for all, hygienic paths, dengues and self-traints.

Article 21 Management units of public sports facilities should establish systems for the use, maintenance, safety and health, responsible for the regular maintenance, maintenance of public sports facilities and ensuring the safety and normal use of public sports facilities.

The Public Sports Facilities Management Unit has been established in accordance with the principle of a combination of the management and territorial management of the property owner, with a specific approach specified by the municipal sports administration authorities.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to change the functioning and use of public sports facilities without narrowing the scale of their construction and reducing their use, without intrusing and damaging public sports facilities.

Article 23. The Public Sports Facilities Management Unit shall determine the time available to the public every year, in accordance with the provisions of the Sports Administration. During statutory holidays and school vouchers, public sports facilities should be given an appropriate extension to open hours every day.

The Public Sports Facilities Management Unit should inform the public about its service content and open time. Times of openness need to be adjusted on a temporary basis, and public statements should be made in advance.

Article 24 provides that public sports facilities should be opened free of charge to the public; fees should be charged free of charge, such as students, the elderly, active military personnel, persons with disabilities, or preferential opening.

Public sports facilities are required to be charged and should be approved by the financial, price administration authorities, and at a notice of the basis and criteria for the collection. Feed income should be used for the day-to-day maintenance, maintenance and management of public sports facilities without diversion.

Article 25. New or old urban rehabilitation of residential areas should be developed in the light of the principle of territorial integrity, in the context of population, size and national-related design norms, with the planning of sports facilities that are designed in parallel with the work of the main subjects, accompanied by construction, inspection and use. In planning, housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities should seek advice from the same-level sports administration authorities when designing them.

26 During statutory holidays and brick breaks, public schools should actively create conditions for the public to open sports facilities, subject to the security of school parks. Specific approaches to the safety and security costs of the opening of sports facilities at public schools are developed by the Municipal Education Administration with the municipal sports administration authorities to report on the implementation of the Government's approval.

National agencies, business units, civic schools, residential areas, social groups and other organizations are encouraged to open sports facilities to the public.

Chapter IV

Article 27 Governments of municipalities, districts and districts (markets) should step up their popular participation by ensuring that public sports facilities are adapted to the basic needs of the entire population. Requirements for universal work should be included in the same-tier financial budget and gradually increased as the national economy grows.

The public pay for sports shall be used for the health of all persons in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province.

Article 28 encourages natural persons, legal persons or other organizations to invest in the construction of public sports facilities, to fund universal health-care activities, to donation or sponsored for the cause of universal health.

Granting funds, facilities and equipment to the health-care service for all, and in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, the tax preference policy and the retention of the name are paid.

Article 29 Governments of the town and the street offices should identify all-enhance staff and organize, coordinate and conduct the work of the entire population, with the guidance of the sports administration authorities at all levels.

The commune government, the street offices are encouraged to establish sports organizations such as sports gienes, sports clubs, and to nurture the development of community sports groups such as grass-roots sports associations, civil service units.

Article 31, the municipal, district and territorial authorities should strengthen the training and management of social sports instructors, establish and improve the norms of social sports instructors and services, and establish the archives of social sports instructors for training and service delivery.

The number of social sports instructors should meet national standards. Social sports instructors should promote scientific literacy, the transfer of sports skills, and provide public good guidance services for people living in the village.

Empowered sports units should be equipped with a certain number of social sports instructors in accordance with the relevant provisions, in accordance with the requirements of the project.

Article 31 states that the sports administration authorities in the urban, district and district (market) shall establish a platform for universal access to information services, provide the public with guidance for the universal population, and make public inspections of the management and use of public sports facilities free of charge and charge of costs in this administrative area, including through radio, television, newspapers and the Internet.

The directory of the facility should include information on the name of the facility, the address, the opening time, the manner of fees, the management unit and the means of communication.

Article 32 The municipal sports administration authorities should develop a national quality monitoring programme, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, which will conduct regular national monitoring and human health surveys with relevant departments such as education, health, statistics. The results of national quality monitoring should be made public to society.

Schools should fully implement the National Standard on the Physical Health of Students, carry out monitoring of the quality of health of students, and establish the Student Health Archives. The educational administrative authorities should incorporate the results of the quality health monitoring of students into the school assessment indicators system.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of article 11 of this scheme, schools will not report on the work programme for the education of administrative authorities on a one-hour basis, or do not carry out a daily school garden activity as prescribed by the educational administrative authorities for a period of time; refuse to change and dispose of the authority responsible for leadership and other direct responsibilities by law.

In violation of article 21, paragraph 1, of this approach, the Public Sports Facilities Management Unit has not fulfilled its responsibility for the maintenance and maintenance of public sports facilities and has been converted to the time limit by the sports administrative authorities; the refusal to rectify it; and the rule of law for responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities.

In violation of article 23 of this approach, the Public Sports Facilities Management Unit has not been open to the public or has not indicated the content of the services and the opening time, as required by the concerned authorities, which have been converted to the period of time; and rejects the correctness of the law by the responsible supervisor and other direct responsibilities.

In violation of this approach, other relevant laws, regulations and regulations have been dealt with and are punishable by law by the relevant administrative authorities.

Article 37, relevant administrative authorities, such as sports, planning, housing and rural-urban construction, land-land resources, and their staff members, do not carry out their duties in accordance with the law, shall be administratively disposed of by the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities, which constitute a crime and are criminally criminalized by law.

Annex VI

Article 338 is implemented effective 10 June 2012.