Legal analysis: 1. Material donations should be related to the prevention and treatment of epidemics, charitable organizations to do basic research when soliciting and accepting donations.
2. Ensure that the donated materials are of qualified quality in line with national and industry standards.
3. Charitable organizations in accordance with the rules to determine the value of donated materials.
4. Epidemic protection emergency can be dealt with by a letter of intent to donate or sign an electronic agreement.
5. Accepted the current not easy to save, difficult to use for epidemic prevention and treatment of materials, should be distinguished from different situations categorized, targeted treatment.
6. Should be fast, full and true disclosure of the destination of donated materials.
Legal basis: the Chinese people's *** and national code
Article 660 After the notarized gift contract or shall not be revoked in accordance with the law with disaster relief, poverty alleviation, assistance to the disabled and other public welfare, moral obligation of the nature of the gift contract, the giver does not deliver the gifted property, the donee may request delivery.
If the gifted property to be delivered under the preceding paragraph is destroyed or lost due to the willfulness or gross negligence of the donor, the donor shall be liable for compensation.
Article 661 A gift may be accompanied by obligations.
Where a gift is accompanied by an obligation, the donee shall fulfill the obligation in accordance with the agreement.
Article 662 The donor shall not be liable for any defects in the property granted. In the case of a gift with an obligation attached, if the gifted property is defective, the donor bears the same responsibility as the seller within the limits of the attached obligation.
The donor who intentionally fails to inform about the defects or to guarantee that there are no defects, causing the donee to suffer losses, shall be liable for compensation.
Article 663 The grantor may revoke the gift if the grantee:
(1) seriously infringes the legitimate rights and interests of the grantor or the grantor's close relatives;
(2) fails to fulfill the obligation of supporting the grantor;
(3) fails to fulfill the obligations agreed upon in the grant contract.
The grantor's right of revocation shall be exercised within one year from the date when he knew or should have known of the cause of revocation.