(Adopted by the 43rd Standing Committee of the People's Government of South Africa, on 25 July 2008, No. 20 of the Decree No. 20 of 11 August 2008 of the Government of the South New York People's Government, which was launched effective 1 September 2008)

Chapter I General

Article 1 aims to strengthen the management of the exhibition activities, regulate the activities of the exhibition, promote structured development of the organization's norms, and develop this approach in accordance with the practice of this city.

Article 2

Article 3. This approach refers to commercial activities such as exhibitions, exhibitions, exhibitions, exhibitions, etc. of goods, technology and services, including commodity exhibitions and other business exhibitions, organized by units (including hosting units and sub-offices) in the form of outreach.

This approach refers to units responsible for the development of a roll-out programme and plan, the integration, organization and organization of the exhibition and the assumption of the primary responsibility for the activities.

This approach refers to units entrusted by the host agency responsible for specific exhibition matters.

Article IV provides for the principles of market rules, order competition and industrial self-regulation.

Article 5 The primary responsibility is:

(i) Develop and implement development planning for the exhibition industry;

(ii) Develop industrial standards;

(iii) Approval of plans and programmes for the use of earmarked enabling funds in the delivery industry;

(iv) Organizing the coordination of security services for outreach activities in the relevant sectors;

(v) To conduct exhibitions, statistics and publication of information on the industry;

(vi) The laws, regulations, regulations and other responsibilities established by the municipal and district peoples' governments.

Article 6. The Business Administration is responsible for the registration of the Commodity Fair and the management of exhibitions by law.

Article 7.

Article 8 General Assembly Exhibition Industry Associations should develop industrial service regulations, establish sound industrial self-regulation mechanisms and enhance coordination.

It should play an active role in the establishment of an exhibition assessment system, the organization of exhibition data statistics, the publication of exhibition information and the regulation of membership.

Associations of Trades are encouraged to carry out training activities to improve the operational quality of practitioners.

Chapter II

Article 9. In January and June each year, the organization of the exhibition should send the planned presentation of the exhibitions to be held in the last half and the second half years to the local or district commercial sector. In the context of the city's jurisdiction, the city's business sector is reported to be held in the district area and the district business sector is reported. The business sector should be made available on its official website in a timely manner.

The duration of the exhibition was less than one month for the same topics in the exhibition plan, coordinated by the relevant units of the business sector, leading to the organization of an orderly exhibition.

The 10th session will need to be organized by the relevant sectoral licensor and the holding of units shall obtain the corresponding approval documents.

Commodity exhibitions should be held in accordance with the law to apply for registration to the municipal or district business administration. In the same category, the Commodity Fair was less than one month, and the business administration should inform the applicant in writing.

The organization of the Article 11 Conference shall be preceded by five-year business sector clearances of the relevant situation. The reserve sector should be informed on a timely basis of the sectors such as business, public safety, construction, intellectual property and related science and technology, education, and the relevant information will be published on its official website.

The following submissions should be submitted:

(i) Organization of an organizational qualifications certificate. More than two units have co-hosted exhibitions and should be submitted to written contracts such as joint agreements;

(ii) Implementation of the programme of activities, including the purpose, name, content, hosting units, terminals, activity locations, fees, bank temporary accounts, group (programming) board office addresses, principal heads and contactlers and telephones;

(iii) Confirmation of a licence document or a supporting document relating to sectoral nuclear issuances;

(iv) Review of the qualifications of the proponents.

Article 12 has been opened for the licensing process, requiring changes in name, organization of office, organization of time or place, and the hosting units shall process changes to the former licensor and inform the proponent in a timely manner. The meetings have been posted on the relevant sectoral file and should be communicated to the backward sector within two days of the date of changes in the law.

Other exhibitions other than the preceding paragraph require changes in the content concerned and the organization should inform the proponents in a timely manner.

The organization of a unit under article 13 of the General Assembly shall enter into a written contract with the proponent to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

The Office is responsible for organizing internal organizational management and reviewing the following submissions from the Delegates:

(i) Legal body codes, business licences and other relevant documents;

(ii) The registration sheets, the identity of the participant and the authorization of the legal representative;

(iii) The form of registration of exhibits, the legal origin of the exhibit.

The holding of units should conduct inspections of the exhibitions during the opening of the session, detect security hidden or coaching of violations, and should be reported to the relevant management in a timely manner.

The occupiers of Article 14 should develop a security-prevention system, establish a security defence body with dedicated security personnel.

The activities of the General Assembly are large-scale mass events, and the holding of units and exhibitions should receive security permits in the public security sector in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Safety of Security of Large-scale Activities.

Article 15 General Assembly exhibitions should be accompanied by a letter of responsibility for the security of the exhibition units to clarify the rights obligations of both parties. Construction management should strengthen monitoring and inspection of the security of the exhibition.

The construction management found a security hidden presence in the monitoring inspection, and should be presented to the rolling units that should be rebuilt in a timely manner.

Article 16 should be published in the name of the host office. The joint organization of exhibitions should be made available together.

In the context of this city's administrative region, the hosting units shall make the information available by three times prior to the publication of the exhibition, the media back to the business administration.

Article 17 should include the hosting units, the hosting units, as well as the exhibition of telephones and websites in the local business, commercial sector for the advice of the proponent.

The information should be authentic and legitimate, the subject and name of the exhibition information, and the content of the time, location, etc. should be consistent with the content of matters relating to sectoral licences or requests. Without written consent from other units, the Unit shall not be used as an organization or other participant in the information.

Commodity exhibitions that have not been registered in the business administration sector shall not be made available on an external basis.

The General Assembly, in its article 18, should organize a complaint-processing point at the venue and be present at the memorial location for the publication of complaints reports from the sectors of business, commerce, public security and intellectual property. The Conference opened the process of processing and sale of commodities, and standard measurements should also be set up for the free use of exhibitions.

The Office of the 19th session shall be conducted in accordance with the law to open the protection of intellectual property and to establish a system of intellectual property review, such as exhibitions, exhibitions, exhibits and related publicity materials, and shall be inspected by the proponents on the possibility of triggering intellectual property disputes and the proponents should cooperate.

The exhibition project should have the relevant rights certificate in accordance with the law, and the proponent should bring the relevant rights to the exhibition; the mark and mark of intellectual property for the purpose of the exhibition should be noted in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 20

(i) The rights and obligations of both parties in relation to intellectual property;

(ii) The commitment of the proponents to the non-violation of intellectual property rights of others;

(iii) Measures to address alleged violations committed by the exhibition project.

The intellectual property management should develop model terms or text for contracts to be protected by intellectual property and be made public to society.

Chapter III

Article 21, the Government of the city has established special enabling funds for the exhibition, mainly for the following:

(i) Grants and incentives for the organization of a scale exhibition, brand exhibition and a high-level professional exhibition on the market pillar industry;

(ii) Grants such as outreach and the introduction and development of talents.

Specific enabling funds use options are developed separately.

Article 2 is in accordance with one of the following criteria for hosting, hosting or co-hosting, on behalf of the municipality:

(i) The importance and significance of the economic and social development of the city as a whole, as well as the need for multilateral, bilateral work on foreign trade in the city-wide strategic or external matters;

(ii) A national, integrated or more professional brand exhibition or an exhibition of more than 1 million square meters, or more than 800 or more than 20,000 visitors.

To be hosted, co-hosted or co-hosted in the name of the Government of the city, an application was made by the host unit to the city's business sector and the municipality's business sector was submitted for review within ten working days.

Article 23 states, the peoples of the region and the relevant sectors are required to determine the criteria for hosting and hosting this unit and to make them public.

Article 24 brings into line with the following criteria and organizes more than three days, and the business, intellectual property administration should be present:

(i) Hosted by the Government and the Government;

(ii) Exhibitions of more than 1 million square meters or more than 800 exhibitions;

(iii) An exhibit of significant international or domestic significance.

It should provide the necessary conditions for business, business, intellectual property management to operate at the exhibition.

Article 25. The business sector should publish the directory of the project, in accordance with the status of development planning and industrial development.

The business sector should establish a system of advisory services for the exhibition industry. Priorities and ex post facto assessments were carried out to advise the bidders.

The business sector should provide timely statistical data on the activities of the Conference, monthly registrations to society and information on the dynamics of the event.

The business sector should establish a pool of host units, sub-offices and exhibitions, an exhibit, a pyramid unit and other exhibitions of the credit files of the business units, to make regular disclosure of the list of illegal and misconceptions from the business units and their heads, and to transmit the relevant information to the crediting institutions in the city.

The specific provisions are formulated separately by the business sector.

The business sector should strengthen joint business, public safety, intellectual property and other sectors of the exhibition, maintain the order, deal with disputes in a timely manner by law and guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the business unit.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 28, in violation of article 11, paragraph 1 and Article 12, paragraph 1, provides that the period of time for a business sector is not subject to a request for a restatement and modification. The denial of correction is punishable by a fine of one thousand.

Article 29, in violation of article 15, paragraph 1, does not sign a letter of responsibility for the construction of a construction security unit, which is being converted by the construction of a management order period. The denial of correction is punishable by a fine of one thousand.

Article 31, in violation of article 16, paragraph 1, provides for a period of time to be subject to a notice by a business administration and a fine of up to one thousand yen.

In violation of article 16, paragraph 2, the request for an extension of the information to be sent within the prescribed time period has been changed by an act of responsibility by the business administration. The denial of correction is punishable by a fine of one thousand.

In violation of article 17, paragraph 2, provides for the publication of information, which is being restructured by a business administration authority and can be fined up to three thousand dollars.

Article 32, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the business administration in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 33 of the General Assembly provides administrative treatment by law to perform negligence in management activities, favour private fraud, abuse of authority. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Chapter V

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2008.