(1) Sites of ancient culture, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, cave temples, stone carvings and murals of historical, artistic and scientific value;
(two) important historical sites and representative buildings related to major historical events, revolutionary movements or famous people in modern times, which have important commemorative, educational or historical value;
(3) Other immovable cultural relics as stipulated by laws, regulations and rules. Article 4 The protection of immovable cultural relics shall follow the principles of government leading, territorial management and social participation. Fifth city and county (city) people's government is responsible for the protection of immovable cultural relics within their respective administrative areas.
City, county (city) district cultural relics administrative departments shall supervise and manage the protection of immovable cultural relics within their respective administrative areas.
Development and reform, housing and construction, finance, planning, land and resources, public security, religion, environmental protection, tourism and other departments shall, according to their respective responsibilities, do a good job in the protection of immovable cultural relics. Article 6 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities) shall set up special funds for the protection and management of cultural relics for the repair and protection of immovable cultural relics. Included in the annual fiscal budget at the corresponding level, and increased with the growth of fiscal revenue.
Special funds for the protection and management of cultural relics shall be earmarked, and no unit or individual may occupy or misappropriate them.
City, county (city) District People's government can gradually establish and improve the diversified investment and financing mechanism of immovable cultural relics protection funds, and encourage social funds to participate in the protection of immovable cultural relics. Article 7 All units and individuals have the obligation to protect immovable cultural relics according to law, and have the right to dissuade acts of destroying or damaging immovable cultural relics and report them to the cultural relics administrative department and the public security organ. After receiving the report, the relevant departments shall deal with it in time and inform the informant of the result. Article 8 The municipal and county (city) people's governments shall support and encourage citizens, legal persons and other organizations to voluntarily carry out activities for the protection of immovable cultural relics, and give moral encouragement or material rewards to units and individuals who have made contributions to the protection of cultural relics.
Specific incentives shall be formulated by the people's governments of cities and counties (cities). Ninth cultural relics administrative departments should strengthen the publicity and education of cultural relics protection, and enhance the public awareness of cultural relics protection.
Encourage and support organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other organizations to carry out various forms of publicity activities for the protection of immovable cultural relics, and raise public awareness of the protection of immovable cultural relics.
The news media should strengthen the public welfare propaganda of the protection of immovable cultural relics, and supervise by public opinion the acts violating the protection of cultural relics. Chapter ii protection of immovable cultural relics article 10 immovable cultural relics shall be designated as cultural relics protection units or general immovable cultural relics according to their historical, artistic and scientific values.
Cultural relics protection units are divided into national key cultural relics protection units, provincial cultural relics protection units and municipal and county cultural relics protection units.
General immovable cultural relics refer to immovable cultural relics that have not been approved and announced as cultural relics protection units. Eleventh immovable cultural relics shall be protected and managed in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) the user of state-owned immovable cultural relics is the person responsible for the protection and management;
(two) the owners and users of non-state-owned immovable cultural relics are responsible for the protection and management;
(three) the owner and user of immovable cultural relics are not clear, and the county (city) district cultural relics administrative department shall designate a person to be responsible for the protection and management.
The person responsible for the protection and management of immovable cultural relics shall sign the responsibility book for the protection and management of cultural relics with the cultural relics administrative department of the county (city) district. If the person responsible for the protection and management of immovable cultural relics changes, the responsibility book for the protection and management of cultural relics shall be re-signed.
The person responsible for the protection and management of immovable cultural relics shall be responsible for the protection of cultural relics under the guidance and supervision of the competent department of cultural relics protection. Article 12 The declaration, verification, publication, filing and protection of cultural relics protection units shall be carried out in accordance with laws, regulations and relevant state regulations.
City, county (city) District People's Government shall publish a list of cultural relics protection units at the same level to the public every five years. Article 13 The municipal and county (city) people's governments shall, within one year from the date of approval and publication of cultural relics protection units, delimit the protection scope and construction control zone of cultural relics protection units according to law, make signs, establish records and files, and make them public through government information platforms and accept social supervision. Fourteenth the following acts are prohibited within the scope of protection of cultural relics protection units:
(1) Depicting, smearing and posting on cultural relics protection units or their signs;
(2) Discharging sewage, dredging soil and quarrying, building graves, piling up garbage and other acts that may damage the safety of cultural relics;
(3) storing inflammable, explosive and other dangerous goods;
(four) the establishment of outdoor advertising facilities, the construction of artificial attractions and other projects unrelated to the protection of cultural relics;
(5) Other circumstances stipulated by laws and regulations.