The rules and regulations of the temple 5, the rules and regulations of the temple

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Legal Analysis: According to the Regulations on Religious Affairs, on September 30, 2010, the State Administration for Religious Affairs promulgated the Administrative Measures for Tibetan Dou Grip Spine Buddhist Temples by Order No. 8, which came into force on November 1, 2010. The Measures make it clear that the lawful rights and interests of Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and religious professionals are protected by law.

The measures have established a system for the democratic management of Tibetan Buddhist temples and temples, a system for the supervision of temples, a system for the management of clerical personnel, a system for the management of scripture study classes, and a system for the management of large-scale religious activities held by monasteries.

The basis of the law of emptiness and infiltration: "Measures for the Management of Tibetan Buddhist Temples".

Article 11: Temple management organizations perform the following duties: (1) Formulate and organize the implementation of the temple's management system; (2) Organize the religious affairs activities of the temple and maintain the normal order of religious activities; (3) To manage the clergy and other staff of the temple, organize the study of relevant national laws, regulations, and rules, as well as the state's ethnic and religious policies, strengthen propaganda and education on ethnic unity, and organize and carry out education and training for clergy; (4) Educate and guide religious citizens to abide by relevant state laws, regulations, and rules; (5) To manage the property and cultural relics of the temple; (6) Organize and carry out temple self-support industry and social public welfare charity; (7) To maintain public order, fire safety and environmental sanitation of the temple; (8) To coordinate the relationship between the temple and other aspects of society, and to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the temple and clergy; (9) To handle other affairs of the Temple. The temple management organization may set up relevant institutions to be responsible for performing the above functions.

Article 12: The affairs of temples shall be democratically managed by the temple management organization. Major matters are to be determined by the members of the temple management organization through collective discussion and democratic consultation.

Article 13: Temples shall establish an evaluation system for members of temple management organizations, and shall promptly adjust incompetent members.

Article 14: Temples shall strengthen internal management, and establish and improve management systems for religious activities, personnel, finance, accounting, public security, fire protection, cultural relics, environmental protection, and sanitation and epidemic prevention in accordance with relevant laws, regulations, rules, and Tibetan Buddhist doctrines and canons.

Article 15: Temples shall determine the quota of their members on the basis of their capacity, self-support, self-management, and the ability of local religious believers to provide for them.

Article 16: The temple management organization shall apply to the local Buddhist Association for the amount of temple capacity, and submit explanatory materials that the temple has the corresponding abilities provided for in Article 15 of these Measures. After the local Buddhist association reviews and approves, it is to be reported to the local county-level people's ** religious affairs department, and the county-level people's ** religious affairs department is to report to the provincial-level people's ** religious affairs department for the record.

Registration is required for the establishment of places of religious activity. The registration measures are to be formulated by the religious affairs department. Article 3: Religious activity sites are to be managed autonomously by the site's management organization, and their lawful rights and interests and the normal religious activities in the site are protected by law, and must not be infringed upon or interfered with by any organization or individual.

Article 4: Religious activity sites shall establish management systems. Religious activities at religious activity sites shall comply with laws and regulations. No one may use a place of religious activity to undermine national unity.

1. Activities of national unity, social stability, harm to the health of citizens, and obstruction of the national system of spiritual education.

1. Temple management personnel temple rules.

1. Be patriotic and law-abiding, and strictly abide by the rules and laws of the monks.

2. The principle of frugality should be advocated in the construction and maintenance of the temple and the cost of living, and all the income of the temple, such as self-support, almsgiving, merit box, etc., should be included in the accounting account and owned by the temple collective.

2. Monastery management and monastic organization hand in hand.

1. The monastery is managed by the monks themselves under the administrative leadership of the ** religious affairs department; Within the church, monasteries are under the leadership of Buddhist associations.

2. Key monasteries must establish and improve the Sangha organization according to the system of the Ten Directions from the forest.

3. The practice and Buddhist activities of the monks under the management of the monastery.

1. The monastery must arrange the monks to practice, adhere to the morning and evening homework, study through teaching, practice meditation and recite Buddha, fasting in the hall, strictly abide by the precepts, and rectify the monks' rituals. Monks must be dressed as monks, vegetarian, and celibate. It is strictly forbidden for monks and nuns to live in the same monastery.

2. Monasteries should appropriately arrange lectures and teachings to improve the level of believers' understanding of the basic teachings and teachings of Buddhism, inspire their enthusiasm for extensive learning and practice, patriotism and benefit the people, and guide them to believe and act righteously.

Legal basis: Regulations on Religious Affairs

Article 6: People's work at all levels shall be strengthened, establishing and completing mechanisms for religious work to ensure work strength and necessary working conditions. The people's ** religious affairs departments at the county level or above are to conduct administrative management of religious affairs involving the national interest and the societal public interest in accordance with law, and other relevant departments of the people's ** at the county level or above are responsible for the relevant administrative management work in accordance with law within the scope of their respective duties.