How to apply for traditional minority sports?

Dr. Q: In order to make the national minority traditional sports games develop healthily in a standardized and scientific direction and make the project setting of the national minority traditional sports games more standardized, the State Ethnic Affairs Commission and the State Sports General Administration jointly issued the Interim Provisions on the Project Setting of the National minority traditional sports games in 2004. According to the regulations, the competition events set up by the National Traditional Ethnic Minority Sports Games must be those that originate from the people, have distinctive national characteristics and form national traditions. There must be a broad mass base to facilitate the promotion and organization of competitions. Must meet the requirements of sports competitions, with perfect competition rules, referee regulations and standardized competition equipment to facilitate fair competition and objective referee. It should have certain sports cultural connotation, healthy content and high fitness value and appreciation. To apply for a project that meets the requirements of the national minority traditional sports meeting, you can apply for a non-permanent project first. The details are as follows: the project submitted by the relevant units and approved by the State Ethnic Affairs Commission and the State Sports General Administration through the project examination and approval procedures is designated as a non-permanent project. Non-formal events are only effective in this traditional minority sports meeting. The next national minority traditional sports meeting must be re-declared. When applying for a non-permanent project, the "preliminary examination" and "defense" in the "Project Application Procedure" can be exempted, but all required application materials are still required. Permanent projects are generated by non-permanent projects. After comprehensive evaluation and full demonstration, the Technical Committee considered that the non-permanent events of the last National Games met the standards for setting comprehensive sports events, and after being approved by the State Ethnic Affairs Commission and the State Sports General Administration, they were designated as permanent events.