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Document Information:
- Year: 2006
- Country: China
- Language: English
- Document Type: Domestic Law or Regulation
- Topic: Foreign Funding
Order of the Ministry of Civil Affairs (No. 31) The Measures for the Information Disclosure of Foundations, which were adopted at the 6th executive meeting of the Ministry of Civil Affairs on December 27, 2005, are now promulgated and shall become effective from the day of promulgation. Minister Li Xueju January 12, 2006
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Measures for the Information Disclosure of Foundations Article 1 The present Measures are formulated according to the relevant provisions of the Regulation on Foundation Administration (hereinafter referred to as the Regulation) in order to regulate the information disclosure activities of foundations and the representative offices of overseas foundations, protect the lawful rights and interests of donors and relevant parties concerned, and promote the development of public welfare activities. »BH ¹
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