Basic Issues of the Non-profit Organization Law of China

Author: Chen Jinluo
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: For the development of non-profit organizations, the current legal environment in our country has imposed serious constraints on them, which has basically become a consensus. For example, the current laws adopt policies that restrict the formation, competition, and scale of non-profit organizations. Not only are the establishment conditions stringent and the procedures cumbersome, but they also prohibit the legal existence of unregistered associations and non-incorporated groups. In terms of administrative management, a dual management system is adopted, imposing heavy burdens on non-profit organizations while granting management authorities extensive discretionary power. The relevant civil laws are highly chaotic and contain obvious legal loopholes, which directly leads to increased costs for the establishment and operation of non-profit organizations and heightens the risk of various disputes, and so on. This book elaborates on and provides an in-depth analysis of these fundamental issues, aiming to contribute a small part to the development of the non-profit organization sector in China.