What are the conditions for organizing performance arts in Vietnam? What are the procedures for organizing performance arts in Vietnam?
What are the conditions for organizing performance arts in Vietnam?
Pursuant to the provisions of Clause 1, Article 10 of Decree No. 144/2020/ND-CP as follows:
Conditions and procedures for organizing performance arts specified under Clause 3 Article 10 of this Decree
1. Conditions for organizing performance arts:
a) Be public service providers specialized in delivering art performances; associations specialized in performance arts; organizations and individuals applying for delivering art performances as per the law;
b) Satisfy requirements regarding security, social order and safety, environment, medical and fire prevention as per the law;
c) Obtain written permission for organizing art performances of competent authorities.
Thus, the organization of performance arts must satisfy the conditions as prescribed above.
What are the conditions for organizing performance arts in Vietnam? What are the procedures for organizing performance arts in Vietnam?
What are the procedures for organizing performance arts in Vietnam?
Pursuant to the provisions of Article 10 of Decree No. 144/2020/ND-CP stipulating as follows:
Conditions and procedures for organizing performance arts specified under Clause 3 Article 10 of this Decree
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3. Application compositions:
a) Written application for organizing art performances (using form No. 2 under Annex attached to this Decree);
b) Script and list of works, authors, primary persons responsible for program contents (in case of foreign works, attach Vietnamese translation bearing certified signatures of translators).
4. Procedures for issuing written permission:
a) Applicants shall submit applications in person, via postal service or online to competent authorities at least 7 working days before the date on which art performances are expected to take place;
b) If applications are inadequate, competent authorities shall request the applicants in writing to revise the applications within 3 working days after receiving the applications;
c) In case applications are adequate as per the law, competent authorities shall appraise, issue written permission (using Form No. 3 under Annex attached to this Decree) and upload on website within 5 working days. In case of rejection, provide written response and explanation;
d) In case of any change to contents of art performances which have been approved, applicants for organizing art performances shall issue written explanation and submit in person, via postal service or online to application receivers. Within 2 working days from the date on which adequate applications are received, application receivers must consider, decide and inform the applicants in writing;
dd) In case of change to time and/or location of approved art performances, applicants for organizing art performances shall inform approving agencies and local governments where the art performances take place in person, via postal service or online at least 2 working days before the date on which the art performances are expected to take place.
5. Associations specialized in delivering art performances affiliated to central governments and service providers specialized in delivering art performances affiliated to central governments shall send announcement according to Clause 4 Article 9 of this Decree to People’s Committees of provinces where art performances take place after receiving written permission for art performances within international cooperation framework of Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Thus, the procedures for organizing performance arts are as follows:
(1) Applicants shall submit applications in person, via postal service or online to competent authorities at least 7 working days before the date on which art performances are expected to take place. Application compositions:
- Written application for organizing art performances;
- Script and list of works, authors, primary persons responsible for program contents (in case of foreign works, attach Vietnamese translation bearing certified signatures of translators).
(2) If applications are inadequate, competent authorities shall request the applicants in writing to revise the applications within 3 working days after receiving the applications;
(3) In case applications are adequate as per the law, competent authorities shall appraise, issue written permission and upload on website within 5 working days.
In case of rejection, provide written response and explanation;
(4) In case of any change to contents of art performances which have been approved, applicants for organizing art performances shall issue written explanation and submit in person, via postal service or online to application receivers.
Within 2 working days from the date on which adequate applications are received, application receivers must consider, decide and inform the applicants in writing;
(5) In case of change to time and/or location of approved art performances, applicants for organizing art performances shall inform approving agencies and local governments where the art performances take place in person, via postal service or online at least 2 working days before the date on which the art performances are expected to take place.
What are the prohibited acts in performance arts in Vietnam?
Pursuant to the provisions of Article 3 of Decree No. 144/2020/ND-CP stipulating as follows:
Prohibited acts in performance arts
1. Scheming against the Government of Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
2. Distorting history, independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam; infringing national security; denying revolution achievement; offending leaders, national heroes and historical figures; damaging national integrity; offending religions and beliefs; discriminating; violating legal rights and benefits of organizations and individuals.
3. Inciting violence, spreading wars of aggression, inciting conflict between ethnic groups and nationals of other countries, impacting diplomatic relationship.
4. Employing outfits, languages, sound, visual, movements, media or methods which go against tradition or affect moral, health and psychology of the general public negatively.
Thus, when performing arts, activities of the above nature are not allowed.
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