Sports Industry Development Act Article 22

In order to boost sports industry development, the government may lease out, authorize the use of, or use other means to provide books, historical materials, artefact collections, or video or audio data, which are state-owned assets under its management. It is not, however, permitted to violate the provisions of ordinances associated with intellectual property rights.The supervisory agencies that provide the state-owned assets in accordance with the provisions of the previous paragraph shall set up a registry of state-owned asset inventories provided to outside bodies and shall publicly disclose this in an appropriate manner.The supervisory agencies may retain part of their earnings obtained pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph 1 to finance management and maintenance, technology research and development, and skilled personnel training expenses and are not subject to the provisions of Article 7 of the National Property Act or ordinances governing management of state-owned property by local governments.If the party making use of the state-owned assets is using them for non-profit purposes, the supervisory agencies may handle the matter offering the party disc pricing.The regulations or autonomous ordinances governing the leasing out, and authorizing of the use of state-owned assets, retention of earnings, and other related issues shall be prescribed by the central purpose-specific competent industry authority and by the competent authority at municipal or county（city）level.