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Announced by the Presidential Order 1st Yi No. 10100022791 on 3rd February 2012
(Effective date for all 6 articles will be determined by the Executive Yuan)

Effective date commencing 1st January 2013 as determined by the Executive Yuan Order Shou Yan Zong No. 1012260345 on 8th March 2012

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Article 1: The Sports Administration, Ministry of Education(also SAMOE) was established to govern national sports affairs.
Article 2: The SAMOE oversees the following:; 1.Integrated planning, implementation and supervision of sports policies and system, as well the formulation of pertinent regulations.; 2.Planning, implementation, supervision and incentives for sports lottery, Sports Development Fund and sports industry development.; 3.Planning, implementation and supervision of school sports development.; 4.Planning, implementation and supervision of sports for all development.; 5.Planning, implementation and supervision of competitive sports development.; 6.Planning, implementation and supervision of international and cross-straits sports exchanges development.Planning, implementation and supervision of sports facilities development.; 7.Liaison and coordination matters of professional sports.; 8.Counseling and supervision of the National Sports Training Center.; 9.Other sports related affairs.
Article 3: One minister to govern the SAMOE, who holds senior rank position 13 to 14, and who must fulfill university dean qualifications when necessary; two deputy ministers who hold senior rank position 12.
Article 4: One secretary-general who holds senior rank position 11.
Article 5: Official titles and capacities of all other positions will be formulated in another organization table.
Article 6: The effective date will be determined by the Executive Yuan.

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