The administrative departments of cultural relics of the people's governments at or above the county level shall supervise and manage the protection of cultural relics within their respective administrative areas.
Construction, land and resources, industry and commerce, public security, development and reform, tourism, religion, environmental protection, forestry, customs and other departments shall do a good job in the protection of cultural relics within their respective functions and duties. Article 4 The people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the cause of cultural relics protection into the national economic and social development plan, the overall land use plan and the urban and rural construction plan at the corresponding level, and include the funds needed for the cause of cultural relics protection in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level. Article 5 Cultural relics left in underground and inland waters within the autonomous region belong to the state.
The policy of giving priority to protection, giving priority to rescue, rational utilization and strengthening management is implemented in cultural relics work. Sixth people's governments at all levels should focus on the protection of the following cultural relics:
(a) the Great Wall, rock paintings, cave temples, large-scale ancient cultural sites, ancient vertebrate fossil sites, ancient plant fossil sites, ancient tombs and ancient buildings;
(2) Precious cultural relics;
(3) Revolutionary historical relics of great commemorative significance;
(four) other cultural relics that need special protection. Article 7 All organs, organizations and individuals have the obligation to protect cultural relics according to law.
Encourage citizens, legal persons and other organizations to participate in the work of cultural relics protection and donate to the cause of cultural relics protection. Eighth units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in the protection of cultural relics shall be commended and rewarded by the people's governments at or above the county level. Chapter II Immovable Cultural Relics Article 9 Immovable cultural relics shall be protected in situ. Without legal approval, immovable cultural relics may not be moved or demolished.
The repair, maintenance, migration and use of immovable cultural relics shall not change the original state of immovable cultural relics. Article 10 The construction of cultural relics protection projects shall be carried out in accordance with the engineering design approved by the administrative department of cultural relics; Need to change the approved engineering design scheme, must be approved by the original approval department. Eleventh of the newly discovered immovable cultural relics, the people's governments at or above the county level shall, according to the needs of cultural relics protection, make appropriate amendments and adjustments to the overall land use planning and urban and rural construction planning. Article 12 The cultural relics administrative department of the autonomous region shall be responsible for organizing the formulation of specific protection measures for national key cultural relics protection units and cultural relics protection units at the autonomous region level, and promulgating and implementing them.
The administrative departments of cultural relics of cities and counties (cities, districts) with districts are responsible for organizing the formulation of specific protection measures for cultural relics protection units at the city and county levels, and promulgating their implementation.
Non-movable cultural relics that have not been published as cultural relics protection units shall be investigated by the cultural relics administrative department of the county (city, district) where they are located, and their names, categories, locations and scope shall be registered, files shall be established and specific protection measures shall be formulated. Thirteenth non cultural relics buildings and structures within the scope of protection of cultural relics protection units, which endanger the safety of cultural relics protection units, destroy or affect the historical features of cultural relics protection units, should be demolished or transformed. The cost of demolition and repair shall be solved by the relevant people's government according to the level of cultural relics protection units; Non-cultural relics buildings and structures are illegal buildings, and the demolition costs shall be borne by the violator. Fourteenth in the scope of protection and construction control zone of cultural relics protection units, it is forbidden to engage in the following activities:
(a) storage of flammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive and corrosive dangerous goods;
(2) Quarrying, mining, deforestation, land reclamation, excavation, earth borrowing, shooting and hunting;
(3) Discharging waste water, waste gas, waste residue and other pollutants;
(four) other activities that may affect the safety of cultural relics protection units and their environment. Fifteenth buildings or structures built in the construction control zone of cultural relics protection units must be in harmony with the surrounding environment of cultural relics protection units. The design scheme shall be approved by the administrative department of cultural relics at the same level and reported to the planning department at the same level for approval. Sixteenth cultural relics protection units listed as tourist attractions shall formulate protection plans under the guidance of the administrative department of cultural relics; The protection scheme shall be implemented by the managers of cultural relics protection units.
Cultural relics protection units listed as tourist attractions, their managers shall store funds not less than 20% of the ticket income in special accounts, which shall be used exclusively for the maintenance and repair of cultural relics protection units, and inform the cultural relics administrative department and the financial department of the amount and use of the extracted funds every year, and accept the supervision and inspection of the cultural relics administrative department and the financial department. Article 17 Where a site for religious activities is approved as a cultural relics protection unit according to law, the religious organization responsible for the site for religious activities shall be responsible for the repair, maintenance and safety management, abide by the provisions of laws and regulations on the protection of cultural relics, and accept the guidance and supervision of the administrative departments for cultural relics and religious affairs.