(Adopted by the 47th ordinary meeting of the provincial government on 26 May 2014, No. 279 of 14 June 2014 by the Order of the People's Government of the Sichuan Province, which was launched effective 1 October 2014)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to fully and accurately capture changes in population mobility, enhance social management and service levels, regulate the registration of mobile population information.

Article 2, which refers to persons who leave the district-level administrative area to other administrative areas, is the mobile population described in this approach.

This approach refers to information on the mobility of the population, which refers to information on the effective identity documents of the mobile population, in-flow information and information on residence. The information on residence relates to the management of geographical names, which is the responsibility of the civil affairs component of the local people's government over the district level.

Article 3: The Government of the People of the City (State), the District (communes, districts) is responsible for organizing the collection of information on the population.

A unified integrated information management platform for mobile populations was established throughout the province. The day-to-day maintenance of the platform is carried out by the specific organization of the provincial public security authorities, which should support, cooperate and share relevant information in accordance with sectoral functions.

Article IV mobile populations should provide personal information to the local public safety stations or to the National Commission of the Village.

Mobile population accommodations, places of work, units should register personal information about the mobile population, as well as timely dispatch of a public security station to the location or a residence ( Village) National Commission.

The availability and declaration of personal information from mobile populations can be made available in writing, networks, fax.

Article 5 is registered and declared personal information in accordance with the scheme for the management of the hotel industry, such as hotels.

Article 6 Medical institutions, units such as the Restitution, the Church and the host population should be registered with personal information from the accommodation staff and, within 24 hours of registration, dispatched to the local public safety committees or residence (the village).

Article 7. The renter shall register the personal information of the lessee and the same person and, within 24 hours of the rental or termination of the rent, make a declaration to the local public safety commission or the residence (the village).

The housing rental intermediary shall report to the local public security station or to the House (NL) Committee within 24 hours of the contract for the construction or removal of the lease.

Article 8.

Article 9. Recreation places, nets should be registered and declared in a timely manner their personal information if they are to be registered in real terms and when they are not left outside the statutory time.

The premises of service, such as bars, tea buildings, theatres, beds, and health care, should be registered and declared in a timely manner their personal information if they were not left in the place after two hours.

Article 10. Mobile population information collected by units such as transport, financial services, communications operations and colleges should be made available to public security agencies in a timely manner.

Article 11. Business-service enterprises or other managers should have the status of mobile populations within the jurisdiction, dispatched public security stations to the location or be declared by the National Commission for Housing.

Article 12 Public security stations and the National Commission for Housing (Chiefs) collect and verify information on the flow of population, which should be synchronized with the relevant units, places and individuals.

Article 13 Public security authorities, relevant departments and relevant units, organizations and their staff shall be confidential to the personal information of the persons who have been informed of the mobility of the population without disclosing, selling or violating the law.

More than three times a year in violation of the units and individuals set out in this approach, the public security authorities and the relevant authorities should give alerts to the warnings that have serious consequences to be addressed in accordance with the relevant legislation.

In violation of this approach, the mobile population does not provide or otherwise provide personal information, which is rectified by a public security authority, and refuses to change, with a fine of 200 dollars from the Public Security Agency.

Article 16, unit and place, in violation of this approach, provides for the non-registration of declarations or omissions, the recruitment of mobile population information, which is rectified by a public security authority, and the refusal to reproduce and fines of 1000 dollars by public security authorities.

The accommodation services, such as hotels, do not record the flow of population information according to the provisions, and are punished in accordance with the Windhoek scheme.

Article 17

Article 18 The executive branch and its staff are disclosed, sold or in violation of the law to provide access, use of personal information from the mobile population, and dispose of the person directly responsible and other persons of direct responsibility by their units or superior authorities. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Other units, organizations and their staff disclose, sell or violate information and use personal information from the mobile population, which is fined by more than 500,000 dollars of the Public Security Service. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Article 19 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2014.