Measures of Sichuan Province for Implementing the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Assembly, Demonstration and Demonstration.

Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Assemblies, Demonstrations and Demonstrations (hereinafter referred to as the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Assemblies, Demonstrations and Demonstrations) and in light of the actual situation in Sichuan. Article 2 Assemblies, processions and demonstrations held in Sichuan Province must abide by the Law on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations and these Measures.

The term "assembly" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the activities of gathering in open-air public places to express opinions and wishes.

The term "procession" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the activities of marching in public roads and open-air public places to express the consent of * * *.

The term "demonstration" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the activities of expressing demands, protests, support and solidarity by means of assembly, procession and sit-in in open-air public places or public roads.

These Measures are not applicable to recreational sports activities, normal religious activities and traditional folk activities. Article 3 People's governments at all levels shall, in accordance with the Law on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations and these Measures, safeguard citizens' right to exercise assemblies, processions and demonstrations. Article 4 When exercising the rights of assembly, procession and demonstration, citizens must abide by the Constitution, laws and regulations, and must not oppose the basic principles defined in the Constitution, nor harm the national, social and collective interests or the legitimate freedoms and rights of other citizens. Article 5 The competent authorities of assemblies, processions and demonstrations are the municipal and county public security bureaus and city public security sub-bureaus where the assemblies, processions and demonstrations are held; Where the route of procession and demonstration passes through more than two districts and counties, the competent authority shall be the public security organ of the passing district or county, which is the same as the public security organ at the next higher level; After passing through two cities, prefectures and States, the competent authority is the public security organ at the next higher level. Article 6 To hold an assembly, a procession or a demonstration, an application must be submitted to the competent authority and permission must be obtained in accordance with these Measures. Except for assemblies, processions and demonstrations that do not need to be applied for according to law. Article 7 An assembly, a procession or a demonstration must be held with a responsible person.

According to the Law on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations, applications for assemblies, processions and demonstrations must be submitted to the competent authorities by the person in charge with a resident identity card or other valid identity documents five days before the date of holding. The application shall specify the purpose, mode, slogan, slogan, number of people, number of vehicles, type and quantity of audio equipment used, starting and ending time, place (including assembly place and dissolution place), route and name, occupation and address of the person in charge, and shall be signed by the person in charge.

To organize or participate in an assembly, procession or demonstration in the name of a state organ, social organization, enterprise or institution, the person in charge of the unit must sign an opinion and submit an application to the competent authority, and the application shall be stamped with the official seal of the unit. The person in charge of the unit that signed the agreement is the person in charge of the assembly, procession and demonstration.

The replacement of the person in charge shall be reapplied according to the provisions of this article. Article 8 An application for an assembly, a procession or a demonstration shall not be accepted by the competent authority under any of the following circumstances:

(a) submitted by the person in charge of the assembly, procession and demonstration;

(two) the person in charge of the assembly, procession and demonstration does not hold a resident identity card or other valid identity documents;

(3) By letter, telegram, telephone or other indirect means;

(four) the person in charge of the assembly, procession and demonstration is not a local resident. Article 9 An application for holding an assembly, a procession or a demonstration shall not be granted under any of the following circumstances:

(a) Violating the basic principles stipulated in the Constitution;

(2) endangering national unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity;

(3) Inciting ethnic division;

(four) there are sufficient reasons to believe that the assembly, procession and demonstration applied for will directly endanger public security or seriously undermine social order. Article 10 After accepting an application for an assembly, a procession or a demonstration, the competent authority shall conduct a review in accordance with the Law on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations and these Measures, and make a written decision on approval or disapproval two days before the application date. If the license is not granted, the reasons shall be explained. If a written decision is not made within the time limit, it shall be deemed as permission.

The person in charge of applying for an assembly, a procession or a demonstration shall receive a notice of decision from the competent authority two days before the application date. If it is not received within the time limit or refuses to sign for it, the application shall be deemed to be withdrawn. Article 11 Where an application for holding an assembly, a procession or a demonstration needs to solve specific problems, the competent authority may, after receiving the application, notify the relevant authorities or units to negotiate with the person in charge of the assembly, procession or demonstration to solve the problems, and may postpone the application for holding for five days.

After receiving the notice from the competent authority, the relevant organ or unit shall immediately negotiate with the person in charge of the assembly, procession and demonstration to solve the relevant problems, and inform the competent authority of the negotiation in a timely manner. Article 12 If the person in charge who applies for an assembly, a procession or a demonstration refuses to accept the decision of the competent authority not to permit it, he may apply to the people's government at the same level for reconsideration within three days from the date of receiving the notice of the decision, and the people's government shall make a written decision within three days from the date of receiving the application for reconsideration and notify the competent authority. If a written decision is not made within the time limit, it shall be deemed as revoking the decision of the competent authority not to permit the assembly, procession and demonstration.

The person in charge of applying for an assembly, a procession or a demonstration shall, within three days from the date when the reconsideration organ receives the application for reconsideration, go to the reconsideration organ to receive the reconsideration decision. If the reconsideration organ fails to receive the application within the time limit or refuses to sign for it, it shall be deemed to have withdrawn the application.

The decision of the reconsideration organ is final.