Financial and commercial obligations of the host city contract for the 29th Olympic Games.

The exclusive right of the International Olympic Committee to the Olympic Games; Conditional transfer of rights to cities

A) Without limiting any provisions of the Olympic Charter, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee recognize that the Olympic Games (including the preview of Olympic facilities organized by the Olympic Organizing Committee under the financial responsibility or sponsorship before the Olympic Games) are the exclusive property of the IOC, and the IOC has clearly obtained the international trademark right of the Olympic symbol of "City+Year", regardless of whether there is an Olympic symbol (i.e. the five rings). The IOC enjoys all rights and data related to its organization, development, broadcasting, recording, agency, marketing, reproduction, acquisition and distribution, no matter how it is enjoyed, whether it is existing or developed in the future.

B) The IOC Executive Committee may, at its discretion, transfer all or any part of the above rights or the benefits obtained by the IOC from these rights to the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games or other parties, including but not limited to official signs, mascots, posters and any artistic, written or visual expression or design related to the Olympic Games, including but not limited to all copyrights, designs and trademarks related to the Olympic Games. The transfer of such rights or interests depends on whether the IOC Executive Committee believes that the rights of various IOC products and symbols have been effectively protected.

C) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee further agree and promise that if for any reason, any rights directly or indirectly related to the Olympic Games are owned by the city, the National Olympic Committee, the Olympic Organizing Committee or a third party that has reached any form of agreement with the city, all these rights must be owned by the trust institution as the trustee representing the interests of the IOC. In any case, as long as the IOC Executive Committee requests, the institution must transfer these rights to the IOC at its own expense in a form and content satisfactory to the IOC Executive Committee.

D) For the unauthorized use of Olympic-related property, including trademark rights, in the host country, the Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games will take action after reaching an agreement with the International Olympic Committee, and the expenses will be borne by the Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games; In the host country, the IOC will take action with the funds of the organizing committee after consultation with the organizing committee.

Legal protection of Olympic symbols, emblems and mascots

A) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee have ensured, or at present no later than 200 1,12,31:

The Olympic symbol (that is, the five-ring pattern), the Olympic name and the Olympic slogan are protected in the name of the International Olympic Committee; In the name of the International Olympic Committee, it has obtained full and continuous legal protection from the host country government and/or the national competent department, and satisfied the International Olympic Committee; The NOC confirms that according to the Olympic Charter, if such domestic legal protection exists or is expressed in the name or interest of the NOC, the city, the NOC and the OCOG shall exercise this right according to the instructions of the IOC.

B) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that the emblem of the National Olympic Committee is properly protected in the name of the National Olympic Committee within one year after the establishment of the Olympic Organizing Committee. If there are still doubts about the protection of the above-mentioned emblem, the city, the National Olympic Committee and/or the Olympic Organizing Committee should obtain full and continuous legal protection from the host government and/or the national competent authorities in the name of the National Olympic Committee.

C) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that no later than the Olympic Group.

Within one year after the establishment of the Committee, after consultation with the International Olympic Committee, the emblem, mascot and "city+year" Olympic logo of the Olympic Committee were properly protected in the host country in the name of the Olympic Committee and/or the National Olympic Committee; In addition, all relevant documents and information have been provided to the IOC for international trademark protection of the above-mentioned symbols in the name of the IOC. If there is any doubt about the protection of the above-mentioned symbols in the host country, the city, the National Olympic Committee and/or the Olympic Organizing Committee should obtain adequate and continuous legal protection from the host government and/or the national competent authorities to the satisfaction of the IOC.

D) The IOC shall consult with the OCOG on the international protection of the emblem, mascot and Olympic symbol of "City+Year", and the IOC shall implement such protection in the name of the IOC. OCOG shall provide relevant documents to the IOC in time so that it can be effectively protected by the IOC. All expenses arising from the international trademark protection of these emblems, mascots and "City+Year" Olympic symbols by the IOC shall be borne by the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games.

E) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that they are in the territory of the host country.

Any and all registered trademarks, copyrights or designs (whether registered or not) held by the Organizing Committee in the host country related to its emblem, mascot and "City+Year" Olympic logo shall be transferred to the International Olympic Committee, and the effective date shall be no later than June 1 day, 2009. The above transfer shall be carried out in a satisfactory form and content according to the requirements of the IOC Executive Board.

F) Paragraph (b) of Article 39 above shall apply to the main content of Article 40, and the details may be modified appropriately if necessary.

4 1 ... Property rights of artworks or intellectual works

A) All the property rights, including copyright, of all Olympic-related images, visual arts or intellectual works or creations used, developed and produced by the city bid committee, the city, the National Olympic Committee or the Olympic Organizing Committee, or commissioned by others, shall be completely owned by the IOC, including but not limited to:

(i) Emblems and mascots (including the emblem of the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games mentioned in clause 4Q (c) above) and all their graphic and three-dimensional representations;

(ii) graphics;

(iii) Poster design;

(iv) The design of the Olympic torch and any related models;

(v) Badges and any molds associated with them;

(vi) Olympic medals and medal designs and any related models;

(vii) Certificates;

(viii) Official publications;

(9) Musical works mentioned in the Olympic Charter,

(x) Other graphic works created for the Olympic Games; and

(xi) Medical-related data.

(12) Databases and statistical data related to the Olympic Games, including statistical data related to participating athletes, ticket purchasers for the Olympic Games, and persons registered to participate in or consult Olympic-related services.

(All the following references are referred to as "IOC Intellectual Property")

The design of any such IOC intellectual property rights shall be approved in writing by the IOC Executive Board in advance.

B) All medals, whether Olympic medals, Olympic commemorative cards or other certificates, must be produced and distributed under strict supervision; And submit it to the IOC Executive Board for written approval in advance. Without limiting the above general principles, the number of printing times shall be reported to the IOC Executive Committee for written approval in advance, and OCOG shall also submit the certificate of medal producer to the IOC to prove that the allowed number of printing times has been observed. Once the Olympic Games are over; The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games shall return all the molds of Olympic medals and commemorative plates and all the unfinished medal certificates to the IOC without reservation, hindrance or any cost. OCOG shall not copy or save these medals or models, nor authorize or allow others to do so; The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games will provide the IOC with 25 sets of Olympic medals (75 in total, including 25 gold medals, 25 silver medals and 25 bronze medals).

C) all official publications. Including the BOCOG's order list and brochures (such as medical, technical and media brochures, as well as site plans, etc.). ), the OCOG shall report to the IOC Executive Committee for written approval before printing or distributing it in any form; These publications shall not be publicized in any form unless approved by the IOC Executive Board. The IOC reserves the right to publish and sell its official Olympic books (including in the host country). However, the International Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee reached an agreement to publish only unified official Olympic books.

D) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the OCOG shall ensure that any and all applications for registration or registered trademarks and any and all copyrights or designs (whether registered or not) related to the intellectual property rights of the IOC shall be transferred to the IOC, and (for the host country, the effective date shall not be later than June 65438 +65438 +0, 2009), and the transfer shall take effect from the beginning for all places except the host country. The above transfer shall be made according to the requirements of the IOC Executive Board in a form and content satisfactory to the IOC Executive Board.

E) The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that all personnel, whether natural persons or legal persons, who participate in the creation of intellectual property rights of the IOC have signed the copyright and intellectual property transfer documents in a form and content satisfactory to the IOC Executive Committee before starting any work. These additional agreements should be signed by the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee, because the IOC can request to ensure the complete transfer of all the above copyrights and other intellectual property rights at any time.

F) Paragraph (d) of Article 39 above shall apply to the main content of Article 4 1; If necessary, appropriate changes can be made in the details.

financial report

In addition to the report mentioned in Article 23 above, OCOG shall also submit to the IOC:

A) An annual financial report certified by an independent certified public accountant.

B) Regular detailed management accounts prepared by the financial department of the BOCOG for the management needs of the BOCOG.

C) For all reports made by internal auditors, OCOG shall provide other such data to the IOC when the IOC makes a reasonable request to verify the information, so that the IOC or its representative can check its records.

Without limiting the above-mentioned universality principle, the IOC or its representatives have the right to audit the accounts of the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee at any time in the process of planning and organizing the Olympic Games.

46. Publicity of competition venues. Advertising and other commercial activities

The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure strict compliance with the provisions of the Olympic Charter on publicity and advertising. During the Olympic Games, the Olympic venues shall not be hindered by any franchise, exclusive right or other commercial agreement that may conflict with or violate any agreement signed by the International Olympic Committee or the Olympic Organizing Committee. The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee should also take necessary measures to prevent publicity and advertisements from appearing in the Olympic venues, outside the venues, in TV cameras covering the Olympic Games or in the sight of spectators watching the Olympic Games. At the same time, Beijing, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee should take necessary measures to prevent advertisements from appearing over Beijing and other cities and venues hosting Olympic events during the Olympic Games. Without the prior written approval of the IOC Executive Board, the city shall not participate in any market development, commerce and development related to the Olympic Games (or can be regarded as related to the Olympic Games).

Marking activities, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall take all necessary measures.

Measures to ensure that these obligations are not violated. Within one year after the establishment of the Olympic Organizing Committee, no matter

If it cannot exceed one year, all control measures should be taken as soon as possible to meet the above requirements.

Any instructions from the IOC Executive Board, the city and the National Olympic Committee in this regard.

Both the Olympic Games and the Olympic Organizing Committee must be implemented immediately.

47. Market development plan

A) Joint market development plan: OCOG shall abide by the terms and conditions of the joint market development agreement signed by the host city and the host Olympic Committee and approved by the IOC Executive Committee before the signing of this contract. The agreement shall combine all the market development rights and commercial rights of the Olympic Organizing Committee and the National Olympic Committee, from the date of signing the agreement to February 3, 20081day, without any option or prior authorization, and in line with the instructions issued by the International Olympic Committee in this regard. Signed by the National Olympic Committee to ensure that all national sports associations in the host country abide by and fulfill the obligations of the National Olympic Committee in market development.

B) Market development plan agreement: According to the joint market development plan agreement mentioned in Article 47 (a) above, OCOG shall reach a market development plan agreement with the IOC no later than February 36, 2002. This market development plan agreement shall specify all parts of the Olympic-related market development plan jointly formulated with the IOC. The market development plan shall be submitted to the IOC Executive Board for written approval in advance. Without the explicit permission of this market development plan, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall not directly or indirectly participate in any market development activities related to the Olympic Games.

C) Preventing the hidden market: The city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee recognize the importance of protecting the rights granted to Olympic sponsors and other business partners. To this end, they agree to use their own funds to take all necessary measures (including formulating and implementing relevant plans to prevent hidden markets and resorting to law when necessary) to prevent and/or terminate any hidden markets or unauthorized use of Olympic property rights. The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games shall submit a detailed plan to the IOC no later than February 36, 2002, and obtain the written approval of the IOC Executive Committee in advance. The plan shall explain all actions and measures that the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games intends to take to prevent or at least limit the hidden market in all official venues. Without being limited to the above-mentioned universality principle, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that there are no other market development, advertising or promotion plans in the host country that may affect the Olympic market development plan. For example, they should ensure that in the host country, advertisements or promotion plans organized by one or more national federations, sports organizations or any public or private entities cannot be related to the Olympic Games, any Olympic team or Olympic year, nor can they imply that they are related to the Olympic Games, any Olympic team or Olympic year. The city shall ensure that, without the prior written approval of the IOC Executive Committee, no sponsorship right or market development right related to the host city, the Olympic Games or the time of hosting the Olympic Games shall be granted to the agency, agent or any group or representative in a certain area of the city.

D) Royalty of the IOC: According to the following e and f, the IOC should claim 7.5% of the cash reward value of all contracts, including contracts related to market development plan and joint market development plan, contracts for any commercial use containing the Olympic emblem and mascot, or contracts related to the Olympic Games in any way, including but not limited to the market development income of tickets. 5% of all contract remuneration for providing physical objects (such as goods and services) in exchange for or being granted advertising promotion or other rights. It goes without saying that this paragraph also applies to the share of the National Olympic Committee in the joint market development plan.

E) International Plan: Considering the importance of long-term Olympic sponsorship to the Olympic Movement, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee acknowledge and agree that the IOC can initiate and implement an international Olympic market development plan related to the Olympic Games (referred to as the "International Plan"), which takes precedence over any other market development plan. In order to promote the sponsors of the international plan to achieve their goals and commercial goals in the host country, the city, the National Olympic Committee and the Olympic Organizing Committee guarantee to fully participate in the international plan, and obtain various rights and perform obligations according to the IOC market development guide attached as Annex F to this contract. The provisions of paragraph d do not apply to the categories of products and services that constitute and are included in the international plan.

F) Commemorative coins and banknotes plan of the host country: The quantity and types of commemorative coins and banknotes of the host country, including commemorative coins and banknotes, shall be approved in writing by the IOC Executive Committee in advance. In the absence of retail business in the mint, the IOC

The commission is 3% of the FOB price of the mint of all commemorative coin sellers in any Olympic commemorative coin private commemorative banknote scheme of the host country; (3% of the retail price if the mint has retail business). In addition, if the circulation plan of commemorative coins or banknotes is started, the IOC's share is 3% of the face value of all commemorative coins and banknotes. However, if OCOG directly or indirectly receives the minimum guarantee or donation from the government in the sale of Olympic commemorative coins, the share of the IOC shall be at least equal to the income share of the above-mentioned IOC. Minimum guaranteed 10%. All payments shall be delivered to the IOC in the first quarter after the quarter in which commemorative coins are sold or circulated. The above-mentioned provisions in paragraph d do not apply to the commemorative coins and banknotes of this Municipality.

G) IOC Commemorative Coin, Commemorative Banknote and Commemorative Card Plan: The city and the National Olympic Committee hereby acknowledge that the IOC has the right to issue its own commemorative coins; Commemorative banknotes and commemorative medallion plans, and confirm that no such plans and commemorative coins have been put forward; Commemorative banknotes and cards can be sold in the territory where the National Olympic Committee is located, the conditions of sale and other countries.

So is home. The IOC and the OCOG should fully cooperate in their respective commemorative coins and cards.

H) Screen recognition: Any net remuneration (determined by the agreement between the International Fans' Committee, OCOG and relevant sponsors/suppliers) arising from the recognition/display on the screen or other televisions shall be distributed between the IOC and OCOG, and the distribution ratio shall be the same as that of TV revenue as stipulated in Article 49 (b) below;

48 tax

A) Money received by the IOC: The city and/or OCOG shall bear all taxes, whether withholding income tax, customs duties, value-added tax or any other indirect taxes, whether the taxes should be deducted from the current or future Olympic-related income paid to the IOC according to any jurisdictional provisions. Especially under this contract and/or cooperation with Olympic sponsors. The amount agreed between broadcasters or other business partners shall be paid to the IOC. If income tax, value-added tax or any other indirect tax is withheld from the host country, Switzerland or any other jurisdiction, OCOG shall increase the payment amount so that after deducting the tax payable, the IOC can get the amount equivalent to that without deducting these taxes.

B) For the money paid by the IOC, the city and/or OCOG shall bear all taxes, whether withholding income tax, customs duties, value-added tax or any other indirect taxes, whether the taxes should be deducted from the Olympic-related income paid to the IOC at present or in the future according to any jurisdictional provisions. According to this contract, the amount paid by the IOC shall not be increased by the payment of any taxes and fees. If the IOC should pay such taxes, the city, NOC or OCOG should deduct the amount equivalent to the tax from the net payment received, or if the money has been paid to the city, NOC or OCOG, the city, NOC or OCOG should refund all the taxes paid to the IOC.

C) Athletes' achievements: The city and the Olympic Organizing Committee shall ensure that: l) no taxes and fees will be levied on the funds or other rewards obtained by athletes in the host country for their Olympic achievements; 2) If the host country levies such taxes, the city and/or the Olympic Organizing Committee shall pay a sum of money to the participating athletes to compensate for the deducted taxes.

D) Commitment to negotiate in good faith: If the money received or paid by the IOC due to the Olympic Games income may cause tax problems, as long as the IOC does not have to take any other solutions, take any actions or avoid taking any actions, its own legal, tax, commercial and financial situation will be damaged. Both parties shall promise to negotiate in good faith and take appropriate measures (including re-establishing contractual relations) to avoid or reduce it to the maximum extent permitted by law. If no suitable solution can be found, the above principles should be adopted.