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(Adopted by the 90th Standing Committee of the People's Government of San Francisco on 12 December 2006 No. 197 of 20 December 2006 by the People's Government Order No. 197 of 20 December 2006 and published from 1 February 2007) Chapter I General Article 1 regulates the management of sports competitions and promotes the development of sports, in line with the Act on Sports of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. The second approach applies to the integrated campaign in the province's executive region, a single sports competition, sports in the various industries and the organization and oversight management of other sports competitions for society. Article 3. Sports competition should be guided by the principles of openness, justice, equity and the development of people's health and sports. Article IV oversees the management of sports competitions by applying the principles of government regulation and industrial self-regulation and sub-categories management. Article 5 (i) Development of the current administrative regional sports competition plan; (ii) To monitor, inspect and guide the organization and implementation of the current regional sports competition; (iii) Carry out the Executive Regional Integrated Movement; (iv) Develop decision makers to develop development planning and organize implementation, management, approval and selection of judges; (v) Defining sports competition sites, facilities and equipment; (vi) The highest record of the sports competition; (vii) Approval of applications for sports competitions; (viii) Organizations and individuals who recognize, reward the organization of sports competitions to work prominently or divergently. (ix) Other responsibilities under the law, regulations. The sports administration can entrust eligible organizations with monitoring of sports competitions. The sectors such as education, health, public safety, finance, business and tax are governed by law with respect to sports competition. Article 6 promotes the organization and organization of sports competitions by individuals. Organizations and individuals are encouraged to support and participate in sports competitions in the form of donations, donations, etc. Enterprises and individuals sponsor sports competitions, which can be counted in production costs or in advertising fees. Chapter II Article 7 Governments of more people at the district level and industries should organize regular sports sessions in this administrative region and industry. A comprehensive campaign at all levels will be hosted by the current people's Government, with the same-level sports administration. Article 9. A single provincial sports competition is sponsored by a single provincial sports association of the project or its operational authorities. Article 10 Students throughout the province and secondary students' sports are co-sponsored by the provincial education administration and the provincial sports administration. Students in the province and the secondary student's single sports competition are co-sponsored by the Provincial Student Sports Association, and the provincial exclusive sports associations. Sports sessions in Article 11 industries, hosted by industry authorities, oversee and guide the sports administration. Article 12 organizations and individuals capable of independently assuming civil responsibility in accordance with statutory conditions may host social-oriented sports competitions. The hosters 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. A eligible organization or a person may co-locate a sports competition in his own name. Chapter III Approval and registration Article 14. The sports administration should include sports competition in its annual work plan and make it public. A comprehensive provincial campaign, a single provincial sports competition, a provincial university student, a secondary student's sports and a single sports competition, a provincial Farmers' Sports Conference, and sports competitions such as the Games of persons with disabilities must be included in provincial sports competition plans. Article 15. The hostr of the sports competition shall have the following conditions: (i) Independent civil responsibility; (ii) Organization institutions and managers with competition regulations and that are responsive to the scale of the competition; (iii) There are viable organizational programmes; (iv) Sites, facilities, equipment and funds that are adapted to the scope of the competition; (v) Other conditions necessary to organize sports competitions. Article 16 organizes a comprehensive provincial campaign, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, all provincial university students, secondary school sports, and all-provincial Farmers' Sports Conference, the Disability Sports Conference. Article 17 applies for the organization of provincial and trans-provincial sports competitions, as well as sports contests containing content names in the provinces of Sansey, “Sustains”, “Towards”, “three promotions”. The municipalities and district-level sports administrations in the established area have approved the corresponding level of sports competition. The competition for higher-risk sports projects was approved by more than municipal sports administrations. Specific projects were confirmed and published by the provincial Sports Administration. An operational sports competition was held to apply for approval in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Sports Activities in the Province of San Sussi. Article 18 organizes international and national sports competitions, which should be approved by the provincial sports administration after review. Article 19 organizes and individuals to organize sports competitions other than articles 16, 17 and 18 shall be registered with single sports associations or their operational authorities (hereinafter referred to as registration bodies). Article 20 hosts of the sports competition shall be authorized, registered, and shall be held for 40 days prior to the launch of the sports competition, with special circumstances that shall be submitted to the sports administration or registration body for the following materials: (i) Applications for sports competition; (ii) The identity of the legal representative or the principal head; (iii) Competition protocols and organizational programmes; (iv) Evidence material such as premises, facilities, equipment and management, professional technical personnel; (v) Sources of funding and budget reports; (vi) Other necessary materials. Participation in personal accident injury insurance is promoted. Holding competitions for high-risk or special-required sports projects must be subject to medical examinations and participate in personal accident injury insurance. To organize sports competitions across the executive region, the hostr must conduct the clearance process at the sports competition. Article 21, the Sports Administration or the registration body shall, within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the application of the hostr of the sports competition, decide whether or not to be approved and, in writing, inform the sponsor. No decision could be taken within 10 working days, with the approval of the executive branch or the head of the registration body, five working days could be extended and the reasons for the extension period were communicated to the host. Article 2: The sports competition requires procedures such as policing, health, fire, business and tax, and the hostr shall be governed by the relevant provisions. Article 23, which is subject to approval, registration of sports competitions, should be made available to society in the form necessary, without undue change or cancellation. The time, location, competition projects, etc., should be changed to the original sports administration or to the registry agency for the process of change; the hostr must make a request to the original sports administration or registration agency for approval. Article 24 sponsors of the sports competition shall apply for the organization of sports competitions and shall pay compensation to the sports administration or the registry agency. The specific criteria for the guarantees are determined by the Sports Administration in accordance with the scale, impact and risk of the sports competition. The guarantee was returned within 20 days of the end of the sports competition. In one of the following cases, the guarantee shall not be returned: (i) The absence of a review process to modify the time, place, competition, or the removal of sports competitions, resulting in the loss of sports competition or consumer; (ii) Disadvantaged in the organization, resulting in significant loss or injury to sports competitions or consumers. The non-returned bonds are used for compensatory or fines for sports competitions, consumer damage. Chapter IV Oversight management Article 25 (i) To oversee the implementation of the approval, registration process by the hostr; (ii) To monitor the compliance of the hosters with the regulations, regulations and regulations governing the sports competition; (iii) Monitor the activities of the hostr in the context of the approval, registration; (iv) Oversight of the practice of sports, the daily and the law enforcement of the judge. The Sports Administration can entrust a single sports association with monitoring the sports competition. Article 26 The supervision of sports competitions by the Sports Administration is governed by a system of inspectors, who are selected by the Sports Administration. The organizer of sports competitions was encouraged to invite social individuals to participate in sports competition monitoring. Article 27 protects the safety management of sports competitions from the principle of who is responsible. The organizer of the sports competition should develop a safe work programme for sports competitions, emergency response scenarios for emergencies, and contract with the co-signator, co-locators and sites, facilities, and equipment providers to clarify security responsibilities. The hosters and the cooperating parties of the sports competition should work together to implement security in accordance with the terms of the contract. The twenty-eighth organizer of the sports competition should organize sports competitions in accordance with the approved sports competition protocols and implement programmes, and review the qualifications of the champions of the campaign. Article 29 should be published every two years by the Sports Administration. The organizer of the sports competition should hire the licensor who has been registered and met with a hierarchical requirement to carry out the work of the sports competition and pay the honorary in accordance with the relevant provisions. The decision makers at all levels of a comprehensive campaign were recommended by the first-class sports association, with the approval of the election by the current sports administration. The hosts of other sports competitions have engaged in the appointment of a judge and an adjudicator and should report in writing to the corresponding sports administration or a single sports association seven days prior to the launch of the sports competition, and the executive branch or a single sports association should review and make a review. Article 33 Builds, sportsmen and adjudicators participating in sports competitions must comply with the relevant provisions of the State's sports competition, adhere to sports ethics, prohibit the misrepresentation, provocative fraud, and prohibit the use of sports competitions for criminal activities such as cascabo. Article 31, after the approval of the sports competition, may make advertisements, acceptances, fees charged, issuance or sale orders. The number of tickets issued or sold shall not exceed the security capacity of sports facilities. Article 32 provides income for a donated sports competition, which must be delivered to the donor in full, except for the necessary cost expenses incurred in accordance with the approved balance of payments budget. The hostr of the sports competition shall submit to the Sports Administration, within 20 days of the end of the sports competition, a summary, order, a record and a report on the balance of payments. The sponsors of the third article should not be denied or hindered by the supervision, inspection of the sports administration and other relevant departments, single sports associations. Article XV On-site audiences in sports competition should comply with the following provisions: (i) To comply with the relevant laws, regulations and social ideologies; (ii) Compliance with the management system on the site of the sports competition; (iii) Self-receptance of safety inspections, subject to management; (iv) The normal order of the sports competition shall not impede public safety. Article XVI provides for an international and national sports competition within the territorial administration, which should be managed in coordination with the relevant departments. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 37 hosts the sports competition are one of the following acts, and the sports administration or registration body may give warning, suspension or removal of the punishment of the sports competition according to the circumstances. (i) Resistance in terms of funding for sports competitions and organizational programmes; (ii) The hiring of unregistered judiciators or the appointment of a judge and a judge whose functions are not reported in writing to the sports administration; (iii) The sports competition runs counter to the physical and mental health of the person in question. Article 338 violates one of the following acts by the executive branch of the sports and by fines of more than 1000 dollars for the hostr of the sports competition: (i) The holding of sports competition without approval; (ii) The actual holding of sports competitions is inconsistent with the approval or registration, and no change procedure is required; (iii) The removal of sports competition without approval; (iv) There is no security programme of work for the development of sports competitions, emergency preparedness of emergencies and security responsibility. Article 39, for the purpose of profiting, has been to organize sports competitions in the name of the Sports Administration, sports social groups and other sports organizations, which are cancelled by the Sports Administration and fines of over 1000 yen; and criminal liability is a crime under the law. Article 40 Annex VI Article 40 |
