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Tianjin Social Organization Registration Regulations

Original Language Title: 天津市社会团体登记管理规定

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(Summit No. 61 of 27 September 2002 by the Government of the People of the city of Zenin)

Article 1, in order to guarantee the freedom of association of citizens in this city, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of social groups, to enhance the registration management of social groups, in accordance with the Regulations on Registration of Social Groups (Act No. 250, below) and the relevant provisions, to develop this provision in conjunction with the realities of the city.
Article 2, which applies to the registration management of social groups within the city's administration, is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.
Social groups should also comply with this provision in addition to compliance with the Regulations.
Article 3. Civil affairs in the city is the registration management body of the social groups in this city, and the Municipal Social Group Authority is specifically responsible for the registration of the management of the city's social groups. The district, the district civil affairs sector is the social group registration authority within the administrative area.
Article IV is an organization authorized by the relevant authorities of the city and district governments, as well as by the municipal and district peoples' governments, which is the operational heads of the relevant industry, disciplines or social groups within the scope of their operations.
Business desks should clarify the day-to-day management of the competent social group by a functional department or a special (part-time) officer.
Article 5 Social groups must respect the Constitution, laws, regulations, regulations and national policies, and shall not object to the fundamental principles set forth in the Constitution and shall not jeopardize the unity, security and national unity of the State, without prejudice to the legitimate rights and interests of the State, the public interest and other organizations and citizens, and shall not be inconsistent with the moral integrity of society.
Article 6. Social groups should establish sound self-regulation mechanisms, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city, for the self-reception of the supervision of the registry administration, the business manager.
The Government of the city and the district, as well as the registration management body, business chiefs should be commended for the social groups that have made a prominent contribution in the development of civilization and spiritual civilization of socialist substances.
Article 7. Social groups shall not engage in the operation of profit.
Social groups may establish businesses or organize non-commercial units in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 8. Applications for the establishment of a social group shall be reviewed by its operational supervisors, and the launcher shall apply for preparation by the registry administration.
The launcher is not less than 10 individuals; the sponsor is not less than six; the number of launchers is not less than 10 in a combination of individuals and units.
Social groups should have legal conditions.
Article 9 prepares for the establishment of a social group and shall convene, within six months of the date of approval by the registry administration, a member congress or a member representative congress, through its statute, which produces executive bodies, heads and statutory representatives, and apply for registration by the registry administration. More than six months of preparation had not been completed and the preparation was cancelled by the registry administration. However, it is justified that, with the approval of the operational desk review and the registration authority, the preparation period may be extended as appropriate, for a period not exceeding three months. Activities other than preparation shall not be carried out during the preparatory period.
Article 10 State organs are not allowed to act as a leader of social groups. Due to special needs and the leadership of social groups, consent should be approved by the relevant authorities.
Social group leadership refers to the Director of Social Groups (Chief of Council), Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Director of the Bureau (Chief) and the Vice-President (Member of the Deputy Director), but not to the reputation.
Article 11. The Social Group established a post-critical chapter, the opening of the bank account, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, and the filing of a registration authority within 7 days of completion.
After the establishment of social groups, branches need to be established and registration should be sought by the registry administration.
Article 13. Registration of social groups requires changes and shall submit the following materials to the registry administration:
(i) Changes in applications;
(ii) Summary of meetings of the Council of Social Groups or the Standing Council on matters of change;
(iii) Review of the views of the business manager;
(iv) Changes in name should be submitted to the draft constitution of a new amendment; changes in residence should be submitted to the new residence authorization certificate; the purpose, changes in the scope of the operation should be submitted to the draft constitution and a statement of amendments; changes in the statutory representative should be submitted to the audit report and to the preparation of the basic situation, identity certificates of the legal representative; changes in the funding of the activity should be submitted to the identification report; and changes in the business manager units should be submitted to the document of the new operational manager.
Article XIV establishes, write-offs or changes in names, residences, statutory representatives, by registration authorities.
Article 15. The remaining property that has been cancelled by social groups should be dealt with in accordance with the Regulations and the relevant provisions of the State; the State does not provide for the treatment of property in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of social groups.
The members of the former social group and its leadership shall not serve as the sponsor for the same purpose, re-applying to the establishment of the same or similar social groups and their branches within one year after the write-off of the social group and its branches.
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Article 18 Social groups may organize social services projects, but they shall receive a fee licence in accordance with the law and use a legal and effective licence.
Article 19 Social groups collect the criteria for the payment of their membership, which are determined by the Council of Social Groups, and are available to operational supervisors and registration authorities.
Social groups collect their membership and should use specialized instruments of harmonization by the municipal civil service and the municipal financial sector.
Article 20 Social groups may publish press and internal information publications in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. The purpose and editorial approach of the press and internal information publications should be consistent with the purposes and scope of the statute.
After the publication of the Social Group, samples should be sent to the Press Publications Management and the Registration Administration.
Article 21 Social groups shall be elected in a timely manner, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, and within 30 days of the replacement of the relevant resolutions of the Conference, the basic situation of new leadership members and the financial audit report, respectively, to the operational desk, the registration management body, and to conduct registration procedures.
Article 22 provides for major activities by social groups and reports to operational supervisors and registry management bodies by 3 p.m. and, after the end of the event, will be summarized as follows:
Article 23 of the activities carried out by the commune social groups in this city's administration area should be supported by the Social Group Legal Registration Certificate to the registered management body in this city. The present municipal registry management body should conduct oversight of its activities.
Article 24 uses the media in their own name, and should present the Social Group's Corporate Legal Registration Certificate and the media should test the registration process approved by the registration management body.
The advocacy reports of the branches of social groups should be vested in the name of the branch as a whole of the social group.
Article 25 Social groups should receive annual inspections in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations. The registration authority should be responsible for the replacement of its deadlines for the annual inspection of non-qualified social groups.
Article 26 Governments and relevant authorities at all levels should promote and promote the development of industrial social groups by transferring industrial management functions to or entrusting them to economic and social groups, in accordance with the need for change in government functions, while guaranteeing the independent work of the industrial social groups.
Article 27 sets up sectoral social groups in accordance with existing national industries or product classification standards, and may also be established in accordance with business modalities, business and service functions.
In the same industry or products, only an industrial social group has been established within this city.
Article 28 Social groups should assist the Government in industrial management, protect the legitimate rights and interests of its members, improve the overall quality of the industrial and social groups and preserve the moral integrity of society.
The following functions are assumed by the industrial social groups:
(i) Organizing activities such as training, technical advice, information exchange, exhibitioners and product promotion;
(ii) Participation in government decision-making arguments on industrial development, industrial reform and industrial interests, and recommendations on economic policies and legislation and participation in hearings organized by the Government;
(iii) Surveys on behalf of industry enterprises, such as anti-dumping, anti-monopoly, anti-subsidies, or requests for investigation to Governments;
(iv) Develop quality norms, service standards in the industry, in accordance with statutes or regulations;
(v) Participation in local or national standards for industrial products;
(vi) Authorization through legal regulations, government commission, industry statistics, industry surveys, publication of industry information, public letters, price coordination, industrial eligibility clearance, etc.;
(vii) Supervision of membership units operating under the law, in violation of the statutes and regulations of industrial social groups, with less quality norms, service standards, consumer legitimate rights and participation in unjustifiable competition, resulting in collective impairment of the industry, and industrial social groups can be treated in accordance with their statutes;
(viii) Harmonization of industrial restructuring in the industry, the introduction and diffusion of technology;
(ix) Exchange and cooperation in national and international economic technologies;
(x) Legislative mandates and other functions entrusted by the Government.
Article 29 violates this provision and imposes penalties in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.
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