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(Summit No. 74 of 20 June 2005 of the Government of the People's Republic of the Grand State considered the adoption of Decree No. 3 of 31 July 2005 on the People's Government Ordinance No. 3 of 31 July 2005 (Act No. 3 of 1 January 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 guarantees the right of the sports competition market to participate in the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and to promote the health development of the sports cause, in accordance with the Act on Sports of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and in line with the practice of my city. Article 2: Sports competition and sports performance activities (hereinafter referred to as sports competition performances) organized within this city's administration system, which is applied by one of the following market instruments: (i) The sale of a cheque or the receipt of a payment package by a group; (ii) Accepted commercial sponsoring; (iii) Receiving the fees of the newspaper; (iv) Conduct commercial advertising campaigns; (v) A reimbursable television transmission; (vi) Market development of the name of the sports competition exercise, insignia, egregious and identifiable rights; (vii) Other market instruments. Article 3 conducts sports competition performances and should be guided by legitimate, fair, open and genuine credits that are conducive to the physical and mental health of the population, economic benefits and social benefits. Article IV governs the supervision of the performance of sports competitions and organizes this approach in accordance with the provisions of this approach. The executive branch oversees the performance of sports competitions in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6 encourages social organizations such as sports promotion companies, sports brokers, lawyers' affairs, accountants' affairs to provide professional services in accordance with the law for the conduct of sports competition activities. Chapter II Article 7. The organizer referred to in this approach refers to citizens, legal persons and other organizations that are in compliance with the conditions set out in this scheme to initiate, organize activities of sports competitions. Article 8 provides for the following conditions: (i) A performance function or scope of the sports competition; (ii) Institutional, professional and managerial institutions that are responsive to the conduct of sports competition performances; (iii) Funds and social credits that are adapted to the conduct of sports competition performances; (iv) The venue for the conduct of sports competition performance activities should have the corresponding construction functions, with the premises, facilities, sports materials, etc. that meet the requirements of safety, firefighting; (v) The development of a security defence programme, health safeguards and emergency preparedness; (vi) Tax registration and other tax matters, in accordance with the relevant provisions; (vii) In accordance with the relevant provisions, procedures for the administration of public security, firefighting and health; (viii) Conduct commercial advertising activities and conduct related procedures for administrations such as business, urban sanitation and urban planning; (ix) In line with the relevant provisions and standards of the Sports Industries Association; (x) Other conditions under the law, regulations. Article 9 organizes performances for international, national and provincial sexual sports competitions and organizes the process of approval in accordance with national and provincial provisions. To organize sports competition exercises across the city or across (at the district level) and organizers should be backed by the municipal sports administration on 30 days prior to the campaign. To organize sports competition performance activities in this area (at the district level) and organizers' follow-up to the sports administration in the area (at the district level) by 20 days prior to the sports competition exercise. Article 10. The organizer shall apply for the processing of relevant registration and approval procedures prior to the request. In accordance with conditions, the relevant executive branch should proceed. Article 11. The Sports Administration may entrust the corresponding Sports Clinic or a single Sports Association with the preparation of the case. A single sports association organizes sports competition performances, and the sports administration can commission the master of sports. The Sports General Conference organizes performances in sports competitions and the Sports Administration shall not be entrusted. Problems identified by the commissioned General Sports or a single Sports Association in the context of the backup case should be reported to the Sports Administration in a timely manner. Oversight management should be strengthened by the Sports Administration's work in the preparation of the General Sports or a single Sports Association. Information and data-sharing should be achieved between the Sports Administration and the commissioned Sports General or the single Sports Association. Article 12 (i) Reservations; (ii) The identity of the organization of the material; (iii) Evidence material consistent with the conditions set out in article 8 of this approach; (iv) The purpose and significance of the activities of sports competitions; (v) The name, time, place, size, movement writers (groups, clubs), decision makers, etc.; (vi) Programme of activities, rules and organization of performance in sports competitions; (vii) The performance of aggressive, dangerous or large sports competitions should be presented to risk assessment reports, medical first-aid programmes and the conduct of physical insurance for sportsmen; (viii) Cooperation with the organization of written contracts signed between persons; (ix) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations. The organization is responsible for the authenticity of the material. As a result of the submission of the report by the author, the sports competition commissioner was of the view that the material was incomplete and should be informed within 7 days of the need for the organizer and that the organizer should be added 10 days prior to the event of the sports competition exercise. In the context of the request, the Sports Administration found that the relevant registration and approval materials were incomplete and should be informed in a timely manner. Article 14. The sports competition activity reserve body has the right to make public the basic conditions set out. The public has the right to consult the sports competition commissioner on the basic conditions set out in paragraph 1 of this article. Article 15. Changes in the performance of sports competitions and the organization of a change of proceedings before 10 days before the sports competition exercise. Changes in the case of sports competition activity are related to registration or approval matters, and the organizer shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions, register or approve the relevant procedures prior to the process of change in the case files to the original body. Changes affect the public interest of the society, and organizers should make public changes to society in the first three days before the sports competition exercise. Article 16, with the result of the abolition of the performance of sports competitions, organizers shall carry out write-off proceedings before the sports competition exercise is scheduled to take place on 3 March before the original body and make public announcements to society at the municipal level. The name of sports competition activity should be consistent with its hierarchy and size. The Government of the city and its constituent sectors, the General Council of Urban Sports, the city's single sporting associations, as organizers, carry out sports competition activities that can be codified in the name “Mona State”, the city as a whole”. The Government of the People of Regions (at the district level) and its constituent sectors, the Regional (Parliament) Sports General Conference, the District (at the district level) single sports associations are organized as organizers to carry out sports competition activities that can be made available in “zones (at the district level)” and “zones (at the district level)” or in the same name. Social groups and organizations, such as the General Trade Union, WCPU, WEF, etc., organize sports competition performance activities in areas that are responsive to their functions. Other organizations, as organizers, may not use the above-mentioned administrative regional name or organize sports competition performance activities with the same name, but may be organized in cooperation with the above-mentioned organizations. The use of “international (World)”, “Asian intercontinent (Asia)”, China (Chuania, national)”, “Wany South (Longton)”, “Homanga province” or to organize sports competition performance activities in the same name, is governed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Chapter III Rights obligations Article 18 organizes a person's exclusive rights to the name of the activity of the sports competition, insignia, egregious objects, markings etc. The organization of sports competition performances shall not violate the legitimate rights of others. Article 19, without the consent of the organizer, shall not be audio-visual and broadcast television transmission of the activities of the sports competition. Article 20 organizes the right of an owner to set up the price of tickets for sports competition activities. The audience should look at the performance of the sports competition and receive the staff test. The ban on the use of counterfeiting, buying and selling the doors of sports competitions. Article 21 organizers can agree with the audience when selling the door. Persons entering the sports competition exercise should be subject to management, compliance with order and care for sports facilities. There should be no disruption and damage to the performance order of sports competitions. Article 2 should organize persons to select or hire the appropriate qualification judge, depending on the hierarchy and size of the activity performed by the sports competition. Article 23 should organize sports competition performance activities in accordance with the schedule, rules and organizational implementation programmes of the documented sports competition. Article 24 organizes sports competition performance activities that shall not undermine the physical and mental health of the facilitators and shall not engage in activities that are inconsistent with the purpose and meaning set out in the supporting materials. Article 25 organizes activities of sports competitions that may not be carried out in violation of the public interest or in reality. Article 26 Prior to the sports competition exercise, the organizer should conduct a comprehensive examination of the facilities such as the equipment structure of the operation, the evacuation conditions, fire facilities, electrical equipment. The organizer should implement the programme of work for security defence, implement security defence measures and maintain safety and order in the places of activity. Major sports competition activities should be organized to assist the public security authorities in maintaining the order of places of activity, as requested by public security authorities. Article 27 organizers shall submit to the Sports Administration, within 15 days of the end of the sports competition exercise, the relevant statistical statements on the event. Twenty-eight instructors, sportsmen, adjudicators, who participated in the performance of sports competitions, should adhere to sports ethics, maintain equity and impartiality in the performance of sports competitions and prohibit misrepresentation and private fraud in sports competition performances. Article 29, without the consent of the organizer, is not permitted to use, in the event of sports competitions, objects of a commercial nature, mark or flag. Chapter IV Oversight management Article 33 provides oversight by the Sports Administration of the principal qualifications of the organizer, the organization of conditions, the organization of procedures, the legitimacy of the activity of the sports competitions. The organizer should be aware of the supervision of the sports administration, without denying or impeding the supervision of the staff member's duties under the law. Article 31 governs the performance of international, national and provincial sexual sports competitions in accordance with the principle of territorial management. The municipal sports administration oversees the performance of sports competitions throughout the city or across the district (at the district level). Regional, district- and district-level sports administration oversees the performance of sports competitions in this area (at the district level). Article 32, when performing oversight duties, the Sports Administration has the right to take the following measures: (i) Punishment of the offences committed by the organization, in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations and methods; (ii) Questions arising in the performance of sports competitions, requiring clarification or interpretation; (iii) Disclosure of irregularities in the performance of sports competitions. Article 33 The staff of the Sports Administration and its commissioning body are aware of the organization of business secrets in the performance of their duties and should be subject to confidentiality obligations. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 34 provides for the conduct of sports competition performances in violation of the provisions of article 8, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), 5), 9 (x), and (x), of this approach, with a fine of up to three thousand dollars for the sports administration. Contrary to the provisions of article 8, paragraphs (iv), (vi), VII and (8) of the present approach, the organization of performance activities in sports competitions is punishable by law by the relevant executive branch. Article 35, in violation of article 9, paragraph 1, of the present approach, organizes performance activities for international, national and provincial sexual sports competitions, and does not process the approval process in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, with a fine of more than three million dollars for the municipal sports administration. Article 16, in violation of article 9, paragraphs 2 and 3, of the present approach, does not deal with the preparation of the sports competition exercise, which is warned by the sports administration to correct the deadlines and impose a fine of up to one thousand dollars. In violation of article 12, paragraph 2, of this approach, the use of false material for the preparation of the activities of the sports competitions was warned by the sports administration to response the deadline and to impose a fine of up to $20,000. In violation of article 13, paragraph 1, of this approach, no supplementary material has been made within a specified period of time, with a fine of more than one million dollars for the sports administration. Article 39, in violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of this approach, does not impose a fine of more than one million dollars for the sports administration, in accordance with the basic conditions established for the public interest. Article 40, in violation of article 15, paragraphs 1, 3, 16, of this approach, does not deal with changes, write-offs and public notice procedures, which are warned by the sports administration to correct deadlines and impose a fine of up to five thousand dollars. In violation of article 15, paragraph 2, of the present approach, no relevant registration or approval procedures are subject to the penalties imposed by the relevant administration. Article 40, in violation of article 17 of this approach, provides for the conduct of sports competition performances by name of the executive region or with the same name, with a warning by the sports administration to correct the deadlines and impose a fine of up to three million dollars. Article 42, in violation of article 18 of this approach, violates the exclusive rights of the organizer and is punishable by law by the relevant executive branch. Article 43, in violation of article 21, paragraph 2, of this approach, disrupts and undermines the order of the performance of sports competitions, is vested in the public security sector in order to put an end to the violations and punish them in accordance with the relevant provisions of the regulation of policing, which constitutes criminal liability under the law. Article 44, in violation of article 22 of this approach, elects or engages a person who is not eligible for a corresponding decision, and is fined by the Sports Administration for more than three thousand dollars. Article 42, in violation of article 23 of this approach, does not organize sports performance activities in accordance with the schedule, rules and implementation programmes of the planned sports competitions, with a fine of up to three million dollars for the sports administration. Article 46, in violation of article 24 of this approach, organizes activities that undermine the physical and mental health of sports activists or engage in activities that are inconsistent with the purposes and meaning set out in the written materials, which may be warned, suspended and discontinued in accordance with the circumstances. Article 47, in violation of article 25 of this approach, organizes serious violations of the performance of sports competitions, which constitute harm or threat to the public interest, punishable by law by the relevant executive branch. Article 48, in violation of article 26, paragraph 1, of the present approach, contains significant hidden security facilities, such as sports competition activity theatre, evacuation conditions, fire facilities, electrical equipment, which are punishable by law by the relevant executive branch. Article 49, in violation of article 27 of this approach, does not submit the statistical statements in accordance with the provisions, which are punishable by law by the statistical administration. Article 50, in violation of article 33 of this approach, does not fulfil a confidential obligation to cause harm to the organizer, and the sports administration and its commissioning body shall be liable under the law. Article 50 of the State's staff abuse in the management of the performance of sports competitions, in favour of private fraud, incentivism, negligence, and administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; and in the form of a crime, criminal liability is lawful. Annex VI Article 52 does not apply to the performance of sports competitions organized by legal persons and other organizations. The horticulture, which has the content of sports performances, does not apply. Article 53 is implemented effective 1 January 2006. |
