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Qingdao Cultural and Entertainment Market Management Regulations

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of the cultural and entertainment market, ensure the healthy development of the cultural and entertainment market, and promote the construction of socialist spiritual civilization, this regulation is formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and in light of the actual situation of this city. these regulations. Article 2 The cultural and entertainment market referred to in these Regulations refers to:

(1) Commercial karaoke bars (bars, teahouses, coffee shops with band accompaniment and singer singing), dance halls, nightclubs, karaoke studios and Restaurants with singing, dancing, music and entertainment facilities;

(2) Commercial electronic game rooms, amusement parks, and laser shooting ranges;

(3) Commercial performances, including: groups and Personal theatrical performances (including program hosting), group theatrical performances, model performances and competitions, etiquette performance competitions and etiquette celebration services;

(4) Cultural and entertainment brokerage activities, art auctions;

(5) Commercial film distribution and screening;

(6) Art business, including: art collection and sale, exhibition and sales, commercial art competitions and exhibitions, calligraphy and painting mounting, etc.;< /p>

(7) Other commercial cultural and entertainment projects. Article 3 All units and individuals engaged in cultural and entertainment operations within the administrative area of ??this city shall abide by these regulations. Article 4 The Qingdao Municipal Cultural Administration Department is the administrative department in charge of the city’s cultural and entertainment market.

The cultural administrative departments of each district (city) are responsible for the management of the cultural and entertainment markets in their respective jurisdictions in accordance with the provisions of these regulations.

Relevant departments such as public security, industry and commerce, taxation, price, environmental protection, and health should coordinate and manage the cultural and entertainment market in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5: Cultural and entertainment operations must adhere to the principle of unifying social and economic benefits. Encourage and support cultural and entertainment business activities with national style and the spirit of the times. Chapter 2 Approval Management Article 6 Cultural and entertainment operations shall implement unified approval, hierarchical management and licensing systems. Article 7 Electronic entertainment projects and the following cultural and entertainment operations shall be directly examined and approved by the municipal cultural administrative department:

(1) Foreign-related star hotels and restaurants;

(2) Foreign-invested enterprises;

(3) Registered capital exceeding one million yuan.

Cultural and entertainment operations other than those specified in the preceding paragraph shall be submitted to the municipal cultural administrative department for approval after preliminary review by the district (municipal) cultural administrative department. Article 8 To engage in cultural and entertainment business, one must meet the following conditions:

(1) Have a fixed business location and supporting facilities;

(2) Have necessary fixed assets and working capital ;

(3) Having business managers and professional technicians with corresponding qualifications;

(4) Other conditions stipulated by laws and regulations.

Those engaged in commercial performances and art auctions, sales, competitions, and exhibitions are not subject to the restrictions on having fixed business premises and fixed assets in the preceding paragraph. Article 9 Those who apply to engage in cultural entertainment operations listed in Article 2 (1), (2), and (6) of these Regulations must apply for a cultural business license in accordance with the following procedures:

(1) Apply to the Cultural The administrative department submits the project application and relevant certification materials;

(2) With the certification documents of the municipal cultural administrative department approving the project, go to the public security, health, environmental protection and other departments to handle relevant procedures;

< p> (3) Submit an opening application report to the cultural administrative department. After on-site inspection and approval, the municipal cultural administrative department will issue a cultural business license. Article 10 If units and individuals without a cultural business license need to organize temporary cultural and entertainment business activities, they must apply for a temporary cultural business license from the municipal cultural administration department. Article 11 Those who establish commercial performance venues, performance brokerage agencies and engage in commercial performances must apply for a commercial performance license from the municipal cultural administrative department.

Art performance groups that engage in off-site commercial performances must hold a certificate issued by the cultural administrative department of the place of registration and submit it to the cultural administrative department of the place where the performance is performed for approval.

Working actors of professional art performance groups or teachers and students of art schools who participate in commercial performance activities outside their unit must obtain the consent of their unit and apply for an actor's personal commercial performance license in accordance with regulations. Article 12 Non-commercial performance units that conduct temporary commercial performance activities must submit an application to the municipal cultural administrative department and, upon review and approval, obtain a temporary commercial performance license.

Article 13 To engage in cultural and entertainment brokerage activities, an application must be submitted to the municipal cultural administrative department. After review and approval by the municipal cultural administrative department, the approval or approval procedures shall be completed in accordance with relevant regulations. Article 14 Those who engage in commercial film distribution and screening shall obtain a film distribution business license or a film screening business license. Article 15: Regarding an applicant’s application for issuance of a cultural business license or commercial performance license, the cultural administrative department shall make a decision within fifteen days from the date of receipt of the application. Article 16 To engage in cultural and entertainment operations, registration and approval procedures should be handled with the industrial and commercial, taxation and other administrative departments in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Article 17 If a cultural and entertainment business unit has any of the following circumstances, it must go through the relevant procedures with the original examination and approval authority:

(1) Merger or division; (2) Suspension of business or suspension of business ;

(3) Change of registration matters.