(The 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the people of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia, held on 16 November 2011, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 182 of the Government of the People's Government of the Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region, effective 1 February 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate and strengthen the management of sports competitions, ensure that sports competition activities are carried out in a safe and order manner, promote the development of sports and develop this approach in line with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Sports Act, the All-Health Regulations.

Article 2 Integrated campaigns in the administrative region of the autonomous zone, single sports competitions, sports events in the various industries and other sports competition organizations and oversight management of this approach.

Article III refers to sports competitions and performance activities, as confirmed by the International Sports Organization and the Sports Administration of the Department of State and the People's Government of the Autonomous Region.

Article IV. Sports competition should be guided by the principles of openness, justice, equity and the development of people's health and sports.

Article 5. The sports competition is governed by government regulation and industrial self-regulation.

Article 6

Sectors such as public safety, health, business, tax, quality technical supervision, safe production monitoring and management should be able to work on sports competition within their respective mandates.

Article 7 encourages and supports the investment, sponsoring and donation of social forces against sports competitions.

Article 8. Natural persons, legal persons or other organizations donation and sponsoring sports competitions and enjoy tax incentives in accordance with the law.

Chapter II Norms and security

Article 9. Governments of all levels of the population and industries should organize regular sports sessions in this administrative region and industry.

A comprehensive campaign will be hosted by the current people's Government, with the same-level sports administration authorities.

Article 11. The single sports competition was hosted by a single sports association and was not established by a single sports association, hosted by the General Conference on Sports.

Article 12 Industrial sports will be hosted by industry authorities and supervised by sports administration authorities.

Article 13 Student sports will be co-hosted by the executive authorities of sports and education in the self-government area.

Secondary, student sports will be co-hosted by the principal sports administration and the education administration.

Article XIV Horizon sports competitions are co-sponsored by a single sports association in the self-government area and the Student Sports Association.

The secondary, student-specific sports competition is co-sponsored by the first-class sports associations and student sports associations.

Article 15 enshrines the success of sports competitions as a condition for higher education, and their competitions should meet the technical hierarchy of sportsmen established by the State.

Article 16 hosts of the sports competition may entrust organizations that meet the statutory conditions or individuals to host sports competitions, but shall not transfer the right to host sports competitions.

Article 17 is the principle of who hosts and is responsible for the safe management of sports competitions.

The sports competition project should implement national sports service standards.

The State has not developed sports competitions for sports services standards and should implement sports services standards in the self-government area.

Article 19 provides for swimming, Kadin cars, polar, cushion, cigareting, fire, sands, streams, reclamation, reclamation, temperatures, driving forces, etc. sports competitions, and the implementation of national mandatory sports service standards.

Article 20 organizers of sports competitions should issue, sell tickets, in accordance with the security capacity of sports competitions authorized by public security authorities.

During the sports competition, the organizer should be equipped with security personnel adapted to the number of audiences.

The organizer of the sports competition should be insured against the safety of sports competitions.

Participation in personal accident injury insurance is promoted.

Article 23 participates in sports competitions that are more dangerous or specially required for the body, and participants should participate in physical accident injury insurance and provide medical certificates.

Article 24 Operators, instructors, adjudicators and staff participating in sports competitions should comply with the provisions of the sports competition, and no retreats and provocative fraud.

Article 25. It is important that those who see sports competition should be aware of safety inspections and adhere to the on-site management system of sports competitions.

Article 26 prohibits the use of prohibited drugs and methods in sports competitions.

The use of sports competitions to carry out cascacaca activities is prohibited.

Chapter III Conditions and procedures

Article 27 organizes national and international sexual sports competitions, which should be approved by the State Department's Sports Administration, after the approval of the administrative authorities of the self-government area.

Article 28 organizes a comprehensive campaign for the self-government area, which must be approved by the Government of the people of the autonomous region.

Article 29: The following sports competition shall be approved by the executive authorities of the self-government zone:

(i) There are sports competitions involving Hong Kong Special Administrative Regions, Macao Special Administrative Regions, Movement Teams in Taiwan or sportsmen;

(ii) In addition to the comprehensive movement of the entire self-government area, other renunciated sports competitions with “self-governance”, “zone” or other same name.

Article 31: The following sports competition shall be authorized by the sports administration authorities of allies or flags (markets, zones):

(i) To organize sports competitions with the same-level executive name or the same name;

(ii) Holding sports competitions for high-risk projects;

(iii) Holding sports competitions for the implementation of mandatory sports service standards projects.

Article 31: The following sports competitions may be nameed in the same level of administration or name:

(i) The sports competition organized by the Government of the people of the flag District and its sports administration authorities, the General Sports Conference and the Sports Association;

(ii) Sports competitions organized by organizations such as the General Trade Union, the Communist Party, the WCW and the FOC;

(iii) Sports competitions organized by enterprises, civil servants and other organizations in cooperation with organizations provided for in subparagraphs (i) (ii) of this article.

Other sports competitions in article III are registered by a single sports association or the General Sports Chamber and are reported to the same-level sports administrative authorities.

Article 33: The organization of sports competition shall be in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) Independent civil responsibility;

(ii) Funding for adaptation to the organization of sports competitions;

(iii) Stop organizations, managers and professional technicians that are responsive to the scale of competition;

(iv) The competition protocols and the organization of implementation programmes mandated by competition projects;

(v) Sites, equipment and equipment that are adapted to the scope of the competition and are in line with safety, health, firefighting requirements;

(vi) In line with the relevant provisions and standards of the Sports Industries Association;

(vii) Other conditions under the law and regulations.

Article 34 states that sports competition shall not be held if:

(i) endanger national security or public interest;

(ii) Impact on State, diplomatic, military or other major activities;

(iii) Serious impediments to road safety and social public order.

Article XV applies for the holding of sports competitions and shall submit the following materials:

(i) An application form for a sports competition;

(ii) The identification or registration, registration of material;

(iii) The source of funding for the documentation and the financial budget report;

(iv) The course of sports competitions and the organization of implementation programmes;

(v) Work programme on safety of sports competitions, health safeguards and emergency preparedness cases;

(vi) Safety tests, testing reports, such as facilities, equipment, equipment, etc., from statutory institutions;

(vii) Written contracts signed between the host, the contractor and the consular;

(viii) Other material provided for in the legislation.

Article 36 organizers shall apply for 60 days prior to the sports competition, and the sports administrative authorities or sports associations shall make written replies to their consent within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application.

Article 37 should actively promote e-government and disseminate information on sports competitions to society in a timely and accurate manner.

Chapter IV Management and oversight

The supervision of the sports competition may be carried out by a sports administration competent to commission a single sports association.

Article 39 is subject to approval, registration of sports competitions, and the organizer shall be made public to the society without unauthorized change or cancellation.

The sports competition must be changed or cancelled, and the organizer shall submit an application to the original approval, registration sector for 15 working days prior to the sports competition and, upon ratification, a social notice on 7 days before the sports competition.

Article 40 should include sports competitions in the current administrative area in the annual plan and be made public to society.

Article 40 confirms that the sports administration authorities in the self-government area are responsible for the identification of the two and three-tier judiciaries, respectively, in the municipalities of allies, flags (markets, zones).

The evaluation of experts should be organized in the context of the technical hierarchy of the judge.

Article 42 (1) A single sports association at all levels shall conduct a study, registration and publication of the judge every two years.

Article 43 organizers of sports competitions should hire judicias who have been recognized, registered and met with a hierarchy to serve as sports competitions and pay compensation.

Article 44 regulates the supervision of sports competitions and monitors are selected or sent by the sports administration authorities.

Article 42 of the Sports Administration should publicize the findings of the inspection of sports competitions, trajectory, enforcement of the judicia and sports competitions.

Article 46 organizers of the sports competition and the parties concerned should cooperate with the supervision of sports administrative authorities or single sports associations without obstruction or refusal.

Article 47 organizers of the sports competition shall submit to the approval, registration sector a summary, order and a record of the competition, within 30 days of the end of the sports competition.

Article 48 organizes income for the donated sports competition, with the exception of the payment of the necessary cost expenses in accordance with the approved competition fund's budget.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 49, in violation of article 19 of this approach, does not meet the national standards for mandatory sports services, which are being restructured by the sports administrative authorities, which are lately imprecise and dispense.

Article 50, in violation of articles 27, 28 and 29 of this approach, provides that unauthorized sports competitions are not authorized and are converted by the Sports Administrative Authority and fined by over 3,000 dollars.

Article 50, in violation of article 33 of this approach, provides that a sports competition is organized by a name of the executive region or with the same name, by a warning by the sports administration authorities and a fine of up to €50 million.

Article 52, in violation of article 38 of this approach, provides that no changes are made, the closure of the public notice proceedings, are warned by the sports administration authorities and fines of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 53, in violation of article 42 of this approach, employs an adjudicator who has not been recognized, registered and in compliance with the registration requirement to serve as a decision, with the time limit being converted by the sports administration authorities.

Article 54 of the Sports Administration and its staff are one of the following cases, and administrative dispositions are granted to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible, in accordance with the law, constituting an offence and are criminally criminalized by law:

(i) Inadmissibility of approval, non-consistency or written replies to applications consistent with statutory conditions;

(ii) Approval, consent and consent for applications that do not meet the statutory conditions;

(iii) Execution of administrative penalties in violation;

(iv) Other acts that should be taken administratively by law.

Annex VI

Article 55

Article 56 organizes an operational sports competition to be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Sports Market Management of the Inutonomous Region of Mongolia.

Article 57