The museum conducts activities of collecting, documenting materials, exhibits, and intangible cultural heritage in accordance with the provisions set forth in Circular 18/2010/TT-BVHTTDL on the organization and operation of museums, issued by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam.
What are regulations on antiquity collection of museums in Vietnam? (Illustrative photo)
According to Article 6 of Circular 18/2010/TT-BVHTTDL, regulations on the collection, documentation of materials, exhibits, and intangible cultural heritage of the museum in Vietnam are as follows:
- The museum is permitted to collect and document materials, exhibits, and intangible cultural heritage domestically and internationally, in line with the museum's scope, audience, and activities.
- The museum organizes the collection and documentation of materials, exhibits, and intangible cultural heritage through the following methods:
- Museum materials and exhibits may be transferred, liquidated, or destroyed in the following cases:
- Not suitable for the museum's scope, audience, and activities;
- Damaged beyond repair;
- Identified as harmful to humans and the environment;
- Incorrectly identified in terms of history, culture, or science;
- Not meeting professional ethics standards;- Determined to have illegal origins.
- Based on the advice of the museum's Scientific Council and relevant legal provisions, the Director of a private museum decides on the transfer, liquidation, and destruction of materials and exhibits; the Director of a public museum proposes the head of the directly managing agency or organization to decide on the transfer, liquidation, and destruction of materials and exhibits.
More details can be found in Circular 18/2010/TT-BVHTTDL, which comes into effect in Vietnam from March 01, 2011.
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