Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the asset management of rural collective economic organizations, protect the legitimate rights and interests of asset owners and operators, and promote the healthy development of rural economy, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the state and the actual situation of our province. Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to the management of all assets of rural collective economic organizations in our province. Article 3 The rural collective economic organizations mentioned in these Regulations (hereinafter referred to as collective economic organizations) refer to independent accounting economic organizations composed of township, village and social farmers in the form of collective ownership of the means of production. Article 4 The assets of a collective economic organization (hereinafter referred to as collective assets) belong to all members of the collective economic organization, and their ownership is protected by law. Article 5 The ownership and management rights of collective assets can be separated. Article 6 The administrative department of agriculture of the people's government at or above the county level is the administrative department of collective assets.

The daily work of collective asset management is the responsibility of the rural economic management institution established by the administrative department of agriculture. Its duties.

(a) responsible for the implementation of laws and regulations on rural collective assets, to ensure that the ownership and use rights of collective assets are not infringed;

(two) to guide and supervise the asset management of collective economic organizations;

(three) responsible for the audit, confirmation, property rights definition, registration and asset evaluation of the changes in the assets of collective economic organizations within their respective administrative areas;

(four) to confirm the share of assets of collective economic organizations in other units and supervise their use;

(5) Auditing and supervising the balance and use of collective assets;

(six) to audit the financial situation of units with collective assets;

(seven) to investigate and deal with cases of violation of law and discipline involving collective assets;

(eight) to verify the collective assets contract or lease contract;

(nine) other functions and powers granted by laws and regulations. Chapter II Scope and Ownership Article 7 The scope of collective assets includes:

(1) Resources such as land, forests, mountains, grasslands, wasteland, water surface and beaches owned by collective economic organizations;

(2) Fixed assets formed by investment or labor of collective economic organizations (excluding compulsory labor used by the state, the same below);

(3) Assets of enterprises and institutions merged or invested by collective economic organizations;

(4) Assets such as investment, labor services, shares or joint ventures with other economic organizations that collective economic organizations should own in accordance with the provisions of the agreement and articles of association;

(five) assets funded by the state and relevant units and individuals free of charge;

(6) Intangible assets such as copyrights, patents and trademarks owned by collective economic organizations;

(seven) the accumulated funds and creditor's rights of collective economic organizations;

(eight) the collective economic organizations made use of the collective assets of the contract, rent, land compensation fees and changes in the property rights of collective assets;

(9) Other funds and property owned by collective economic organizations. Article 8 Where the land, enterprises and other assets of collective economic organizations are contracted or leased, their ownership remains unchanged. Ninth new assets formed by enterprises and institutions established by collective economic organizations are all owned by collective economic organizations.

Collective economic organizations invest, buy shares or join a joint venture, and all the new assets obtained according to the agreement are owned by the collective economic organizations. Article 10 A collective economic organization invests in or shares in various undertakings set up by state administrative organs, enterprises, institutions and other economic organizations, and the assets that should be occupied by its investment or shares shall be owned by the collective economic organization. Eleventh state-owned assets and collective assets should be clearly defined, and mutual adjustment is prohibited. It is forbidden for any organization or individual to occupy, plunder, privately divide, destroy or illegally seal up, detain, freeze or confiscate collective assets. Article 12 Disputes over the ownership of collective assets shall be settled by the parties through consultation. If negotiation fails, mediation shall be conducted by rural economic management institutions. If mediation fails, it shall be handled in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Chapter III Operation and Use Article 13 The operation and use of collective assets shall follow the principle of maintaining and increasing value. Productive fixed assets must be depreciated in a timely manner in accordance with relevant regulations. Fourteenth collective economic organizations independently decide the mode of operation of collective assets according to law. Including:

(1) Direct operation of collective economic organizations;

(2) contract management;

(3) lease operation;

(4) Joint venture or joint-stock cooperative operation;

(five) other modes of operation not prohibited by laws, regulations and rules. Fifteenth the legitimate rights and interests of collective asset managers are protected by law. Units or individuals operating collective assets enjoy the right to operate and the right to distribute income as stipulated in the contract. Article 16 Operators of collective assets must fulfill their obligations of managing, protecting and using collective assets according to the purposes agreed in the contract. Seventeenth collective economic organizations directly operating collective assets, must be clear about the operating responsibilities, put forward business objectives, and in accordance with the provisions of the operation and use of collective assets, to ensure the preservation and appreciation of collective assets. Eighteenth collective assets contracting or leasing, contracting or leasing contracts shall be signed according to law. Among them, the non-average contract for leasing collective assets and the average contract for contracting collective assets required by the parties must be certified by the rural economic management institutions before they can take effect.

The debts of the operator shall be borne in accordance with the contract. If it is not stipulated in the contract, it shall be operated by an individual, and shall be borne by personal property; Family business, with family property.

The accumulated funds of collective economic organizations and township co-ordination fees shall not be used for mortgage and guarantee.