지방체육회 재정 안정화를 위한 법제도 연구

Abstract

The importance of the role of the local sports association established to promote local sports is being emphasized by the expansion of the social value of sports. The National Sports Promotion Act prohibited the concurrent presidency of the local sports association, required the election of a elected president, became a legal corporation, and was revised to support local governments' operating expenses. Despite the revision of the relevant laws for the actual independence of the local sports association, the dependence on state and municipal subsidies is high, and the local sports association, which is a non-profit corporation, does not provide independence for finances, overshadowing the purpose of the law revision. Accordingly, this article proposes a plan to stabilize the finances of the local sports associations, thereby stably operating the local sports associations and eventually strengthening their independence. Through the analysis of the National Sports Promotion Act, which stipulates local sports associations, and the Donation Recruitment and Use Act, which stipulates the recruitment of donations from certain organizations, local sports associations increased their own resources and financial independence based on this basis. A plan for the local sports association to be faithful to its own purpose of developing local sports in the midst of financial stabilization is In the National Sports Promotion Act, a revision to the relevant regulations was proposed to enable local sports associations to conduct profitable businesses, In order to prevent financial deterioration caused by sports corruption, such as embezzlement and breach of trust, a revision to the regulations on the implementation of sports corruption prevention education for executives and employees of local sports associations was proposed. In addition, a revision to education was proposed, which aims to strengthen the competence and expertise of local sports associations in their work. Finally, in order to strengthen the financial independence of the local sports associations, an amendment to the Act on the Recruitment and Use of Donations was proposed so that they could be recognized as the subject of collecting donations.