T/FSAS 79-2025 Specification for construction and management of religiousactivity venues
T/FSAS 79-2025 Specification for construction and management of religiousactivity venues
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This document stipulates the basic principles for the construction and management of religious activity venues, as well as the requirements for venue construction, operational management, and supervisory management. This document applies to the construction and management of religious activity venues that have been legally approved and registered. 1. Scope This document stipulates the basic principles for the construction and management of religious activity venues, as well as the requirements for venue construction, operational management, and supervisory management. This document applies to the construction and management of religious activity venues that have been legally approved and registered. 2. Terms and Definitions Chapter III defines the definitions of three terms: "religious activity venues", "management organizations", and "religious clergy". The term "religious activity venues" is derived from Article 2 of the "Measures for the Management of Religious Activity Venues", and the term "management organizations" is derived from Article 2 of the "Measures for the Management of Religious Clergy". 3. Basic Principles Chapter IV summarizes three principles based on the requirements of multiple documents and a review of past work: "Patriotism and devotion to religion, and compliance with laws"; "Sound systems and standardized management"; and "Serving society and promoting culture". 4. Venue Construction Chapter V stipulates the basic requirements for venue construction, including layout and facility requirements, and requirements for informatization. 5. Operational Management Chapter VI stipulates the requirements for strengthening internal management of religious activity venues, including management organizations, personnel management, financial management, asset management, religious activity management, safety management, file management, and Internet information service management. 6. Supervisory Management Chapter VII primarily