Investigating the Status of Physical Education and Sport in the 7th Iran Development Plan Bill
Oral Presentation
Paper ID : 1189-SSRC
Authors
1عضو هیات علمی
2عضو هیات علمی دانشگاه جهرم
Abstract
Introduction: The purpose of this study was to investigate and analyze the content of the general policies of sports in the Iran’s 7th development plan (2024-2028) and to categorize and determine the directions set by the legislator in the sports sector.
Materials and Methods: The example of the research includes the bill of the 7th five-year development program of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which was approved by the parliament on 11/20/2023 and sent to the Guardian Council. The approved text of this document, which contains 24 chapters, was studied several times by researchers and using the method of content analysis, policies related to sports were extracted in each area.
Result: By reviewing this document, 9 emphasized areas were identified (value-added tax; tax on tobacco products; Payment of social insurance premiums for athletes; providing discounts through insurance; tax discount for sports sector investors; distribution of television broadcasting rights; establishment of talent centers; and financial fair play) and finally these areas were classified into three general categories.
Conclusion: According to the findings of this research, it should be emphasized that in the seventh five-year plan, unfortunately, like the previous plans, the sports sector has not been addressed in an effective and purposeful way. In general, the rulings of the mentioned program can be categorized into three sections: financial rulings, facilities for investors, and setting up talent centers. In general, it should be concluded that there is a need to change the government's and legislator's view of sports from a cost-generating and non-priority factor to an economic and social development factor of the country.
Keywords: Iran's sports, the seventh development plan, government, parliament
twenty-seven percent (0.27%) of the total nine percent (9%) value-added tax; tax on tobacco products; Payment of social insurance premiums for athletes; providing discounts through insurance; tax discount for sports sector investors; distribution of television broadcasting rights; establishment of talent centers; and financial fair play.
Materials and Methods: The example of the research includes the bill of the 7th five-year development program of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which was approved by the parliament on 11/20/2023 and sent to the Guardian Council. The approved text of this document, which contains 24 chapters, was studied several times by researchers and using the method of content analysis, policies related to sports were extracted in each area.
Result: By reviewing this document, 9 emphasized areas were identified (value-added tax; tax on tobacco products; Payment of social insurance premiums for athletes; providing discounts through insurance; tax discount for sports sector investors; distribution of television broadcasting rights; establishment of talent centers; and financial fair play) and finally these areas were classified into three general categories.
Conclusion: According to the findings of this research, it should be emphasized that in the seventh five-year plan, unfortunately, like the previous plans, the sports sector has not been addressed in an effective and purposeful way. In general, the rulings of the mentioned program can be categorized into three sections: financial rulings, facilities for investors, and setting up talent centers. In general, it should be concluded that there is a need to change the government's and legislator's view of sports from a cost-generating and non-priority factor to an economic and social development factor of the country.
Keywords: Iran's sports, the seventh development plan, government, parliament
twenty-seven percent (0.27%) of the total nine percent (9%) value-added tax; tax on tobacco products; Payment of social insurance premiums for athletes; providing discounts through insurance; tax discount for sports sector investors; distribution of television broadcasting rights; establishment of talent centers; and financial fair play.
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