T/CAA 001-2017 Charity Auction Procedures
T/CAA 001-2017
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard defines the basic principles of public welfare auctions (including charity auctions as stipulated in the Charity Law) and specifies the main procedures and basic requirements for public welfare auctions. This standard applies to all types of public welfare auctions. Main Technical Content: 1. Scope: This standard defines the basic principles of public welfare auctions (including charity auctions as stipulated in the Charity Law) and specifies the main procedures and basic requirements for public welfare auctions. This standard applies to all types of public welfare auctions. 2. Normative Reference Documents: The following documents are essential for the application of this document. For dated reference documents, only the version dated is applicable to this document. For undated reference documents, the latest version (including all amendment lists) is applicable to this document. - SB/T 10641 Auction Terminology - SB/T 10538 Artifact and Artwork Auction Procedures - SB/T 10692 Auctioneer Operation Standards 3. Terms and Definitions: - SB/T 10641 defines the following terms and definitions, which are applicable to this document: - Public welfare auction (benefit auction): An auction activity conducted by natural persons, legal persons, or other organizations to achieve set public welfare goals. - Public welfare organization (benefit organization): A legally established public welfare social group or non-profit public welfare institution. - Parties to public welfare auction activities: The consignors, organizers, bidders, and buyers participating in public welfare auction activities. - Public welfare auction activity undertaker: A legal person, other organization, or individual who is entrusted by the consignor to organize or self-organize public welfare auction activities. - Public welfare auction lot: Tangible property, property rights, or public welfare services monetized in public welfare auction activities. 4. Basic Principles: 4.