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(Act dated 21 July 2005 from the date of publication No. 130, People's Government Order No. 130, New York) The People's Government of New York decided to amend the Modalities for the management of sports activities in the city of Inputo as follows: Paragraphs Page Article 7 “Establishment of sports activities other than hazardous sexuality shall be carried out by 5 years of operation to the city or district (markets), district sports administration. Amendments were made to “to engage in hazardous sports activities, which should be made available at the time of the event to the city or district (market), the district sports administration. Article 9 amends as “the operators engaged in hazardous sports activities and shall submit the following materials to the Sports Administration when registrations are made available: (i) A copy of the business licence; (ii) Professional technicians' qualifications; (iii) Approval of documents and licences for the relevant business authorities; (iv) Other necessary documentation and materials.” Article 8: “The Sports Administration, in accordance with its work needs, can inform the business administration of the registration information on sports operations, and the business administration sector should provide timely information on the materials”. V. Article 11.2 amends special professional technicians, such as ambulances, to be trained annually. Articles 6, 8, paragraph 2, and 17 were deleted. In accordance with the above-mentioned changes, the language and order of the relevant provisions are modified and adjusted accordingly. This decision is implemented from the date of publication. The Modalities for the management of sports activities in the city of Inputo were replicated in accordance with this decision. Annex: Modalities for the management of sports activities in the city of Inputo (Amendment 2005) Article 1 promotes the health development of sports industry, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, in order to strengthen the management of sports activities in the city, protect the legitimate rights and interests of sports operators and consumers, and develop this approach in the light of the laws, regulations. Article 2. This approach applies to the management of sports activities within the city's administration. Article 3. Sports activities described in this approach refer to activities such as sports projects that are carried out for the purpose of profit, competition, performance, training, brokering services. Sports projects referred to in the previous paragraph refer to professional strengths, technical requirements, high-risk sports activities and other sports activities projects, as confirmed by the Government of the Provincial People. Article IV regulates the management of sports activities within the jurisdiction. The sectors of business administration, public safety, goods, tax and health should be managed in collaboration with the sports administration, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The Sports Administration may entrust the relevant organizations or agencies with the supervision of sports operations by law. Article 5 (i) The availability of premises, facilities, equipment and professional technical personnel consistent with the requirements of the operation; (ii) Safety and security conditions that are adapted to business activities; (iii) In line with the requirements of security, firefighting and health; (iv) Other conditions under the laws, regulations, regulations and national standards. Article 6 engages in hazardous sports activities, which shall be made available by five times of operation to the city or the district (market), the district sports administration. The filing should be completed at the request of the Sports Administration and the relevant material. Article 7 operators engaged in hazardous sports activities shall submit the following materials to the sports administration when registration is made: (i) A copy of the business licence; (ii) Professional technicians' qualifications; (iii) Approval of documents and licences for the relevant business authorities; (iv) Other necessary documentation and materials. Article 8. The Sports Administration, in accordance with its work needs, can inform the business administration of the registration information on sports operations, and the business administration sector should provide timely material. Article 9 Laws, regulations and regulations should be taken into account in the business administration, public safety, health, taxation, etc., and in accordance with the regulations. The use of sports operations is prohibited to carry out activities that endanger social security, such as pornography, messaging and cascabo. Article 10 engages in high-risk sports competitions, and the custodian shall conduct personal insurance as prescribed by law. The conduct of the activities of the sports operation shall be subject to the prescribed procedures for the conduct of public evidence. Article 11 engages in professional, technically demanding high and dangerous sports operations and should be equipped with professional technicians with corresponding qualifications certificates. Special professional technicians, such as ambulances, should be trained annually. Article 12 Carryers of sports activities should be equipped with sports facilities, equipment and supplies consistent with technical and quality standards to ensure the safety of consumers. For sports activities that may endanger consumer safety, the custodians should make clear warnings and true statements to consumers and take measures to prevent the occurrence of harm. In the event of a casualty incident in sports operations, the licensor shall immediately report to the local sports administration and the public security authorities, and be able to deal with accidents in a timely manner. Article 14. Article 15, in violation of article 6 of this approach, provides that no provision is made for the approval of the sports administration, that is immediately filed by the officer of the sports administration and that it may be fined up to $200,000. Article 16, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that persons who do not have the necessary sports professional technicians or are employed without a profitable certificate are engaged in sports services, which is being converted by a warrant by the sports administration and fined by over 5,000 dollars. Article 17 Operators of Sports operate beyond the authorized operating scope for the operation, which is dealt with by law by the business administration. Article 18, paragraph 2, of this approach stipulates that the use of sports to carry out activities that endanger social security, such as pornography, messain, cascabo, is punishable by the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the regulations governing the administration of sanctions in the People's Republic of China. Article 19 Staff of the Sports Administration, who play a role in the management of sports activities, abuse of authority, bribes, in favour of private law, are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, and are criminally criminalized by law. The Sports Administration has not complied with its security regulatory responsibilities under the law, resulting in a security accident, which is governed by law by the relevant authorities to hold the administrative responsibility of the persons concerned; constitutes a crime and to hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 20 |
