What are the administrative regulations and systems for the supervision of charitable organizations

2. Take the initiative to establish a "partnership" with enterprises. 3. It is necessary to use "marketing culture" to promote quasi-market-oriented fundraising. In order to promote services, it is necessary to learn "public welfare marketing" and realize the organic combination of commercial interests and social welfare.

Audit Law, Regulations on the Registration and Administration of Social Organizations, Regulations on the Administration of Meetings and Associations, Interim Regulations on the Registration and Administration of Private Non-enterprise Units, Measures for the Registration of Branches and Representative Offices of Social Organizations, etc.

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Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait a while Hello, I am very happy to answer it for you. 1. It is necessary to actively promote the construction of the system of "doing good according to law". 2. Take the initiative to establish a "partnership" with enterprises.

3. It is necessary to use "marketing culture" to promote quasi-market-oriented fundraising. In order to promote services, it is necessary to learn "public welfare marketing" and realize the organic combination of commercial interests and social welfare. 4. Cultivate "contacts" and build a public relations network for charity work.

5. It is necessary to carefully plan and organize charitable cultural activities 6. It is necessary to do a good job in the publicity of charity. System: "Audit Law", "Regulations on the Registration and Administration of Social Organizations", "Regulations on the Administration of ** Meetings", "Interim Regulations on the Registration and Management of Private Non-Zhenli Enterprises", "Measures for the Registration of Social Group Branches and Representative Offices", etc.

Charitable services have the characteristics of volunteering, unpaid, and non-profit. Charitable services shall adhere to the nature of free and non-profit services, comply with state laws and regulations, and carry out services. When we volunteers carry out legal affairs, we should also pay attention to the rights and interests of the beneficiary and the volunteer.

Chapter VII: Charitable Services.

Article 61: "Charitable services" as used in this Law refers to voluntary and unpaid services and other non-profit services provided by charitable organizations and other organizations and individuals to the public or others for charitable purposes.

Charitable organizations carrying out charitable services may provide them themselves or recruit volunteers to provide them, and may also entrust other organizations with service expertise to provide them.

Article 62: The carrying out of charitable services shall respect the personal dignity of beneficiaries and volunteers, and must not infringe upon the privacy of beneficiaries and volunteers.

Article 63: Where specialized skills are needed to carry out charitable services such as medical treatment and education and training, standards and procedures formulated by the state or industry organizations shall be implemented.

Where charitable organizations recruit volunteers to participate in charitable services and need specialized skills, they shall carry out relevant training for the volunteers.

Article 64: Charitable organizations recruiting volunteers to participate in charitable services shall display all information related to charitable services, and inform them of the risks that might occur in the course of the service.

Charitable organizations may sign agreements with volunteers as needed, clarifying the rights and obligations of both parties, and agreeing on the content, methods, and time of services.

Article 65: Charitable organizations shall register volunteers' real names, recording information such as the volunteers' service hours, content, and evaluations. At the request of volunteers, charitable organizations shall issue proof of volunteer service records free of charge and truthfully.

Article 66: Charitable organizations' arrangements for volunteers to participate in charitable services shall be appropriate to the volunteers' age, education level, skills, and physical condition.

Article 67: Where volunteers accept arrangements from charitable organizations to participate in charitable services, they shall obey management and receive necessary training.

Article 68: Charitable organizations shall provide the necessary conditions for volunteers to participate in charitable services, and safeguard the lawful rights and interests of volunteers.

Before charitable organizations arrange for volunteers to participate in charitable services where personal danger might occur, they shall purchase corresponding personal accident insurance for the volunteers.

According to the provisions of China's Charity Law, the specific measures for the organization and registration and management of charitable organizations shall be formulated by ***.

The Charity Law of the People's Republic of China is a law formulated to develop philanthropy, promote philanthropic culture, regulate charitable activities, protect the legitimate rights and interests of charitable organizations, donors, volunteers, beneficiaries and other participants in charitable activities, promote social progress, and share the fruits of development.

On March 16, the Fourth Session of the 12th National People's Congress voted to pass China's first Charity Law, which will come into force on September 1, 2016. As a basic and comprehensive law in the field of charity in China, the law not only defines charitable activities, but also regulates the establishment, operation, use of charitable property, charitable services, etc., and refines the relevant measures to promote the development of philanthropy, so as to comprehensively and systematically establish the modern norms required for the development of national philanthropy.

The philanthropic civilization of helping the needy and helping each other has always been a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. In recent years, China's philanthropy has developed rapidly, and the amount of donations has increased from less than 10 billion yuan in 2006 to about 100 billion yuan at present, which has played an important role in promoting the traditional virtue of helpfulness, but while affirming the achievements, we should not ignore the credibility of charitable organizations being questioned, online fundraising and personal fundraising anomie and many other much-criticized problems.

Answer]: In October 1993, the "Red Debate and Blind Cross Society" was officially promulgated and implemented, which is the only national law for charities in China.

This question is an examination of the "Red Cross Muzhou Meeting Law", which belongs to the knowledge point of memorization, and candidates can memorize it.