Cultural Heritage Preservation Act Article 93

Where the preserver of a piece of intangible cultural heritage cannot implement the heritage preservation and conservation plan for the heritage in accordance with the preceding article because of death, alteration, dissolution or other special reasons, the competent authority may revoke the accreditation of the preserver. Where the revocation is made by a municipal, county or city government, it shall be reported to the central competent authority for recordation.The central competent authority may issue certificates to renowned preservers of intangible cultural heritage, and grant them incentives for recordation, preservation, revitalization, practice, and promotion of such intangible cultural heritage.The regulations for registration criteria of various types of intangible cultural heritage and accreditation of preservers, the terms for revision or revocation of registration, the review procedures, the rules for numbering preservers, issuance of certificates and assistance, and other compliance requirements shall be stipulated by the central competent authority.