(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Lasa, 18 May 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 39 of 31 May 2012 by the Government of the city of Lasa, effective 1 August 2012)

Article I guarantees the normal operation of the hotel industry and the safety of the property of the passengers, the maintenance of the social security order, and the development of this approach, in line with the State Department's hotel security management approach, in conjunction with the city's practice.

Article 2 applies to the management of hotel security within the city's administration.

The hotels referred to in this approach include hotels, home hotels and accommodation services, hospitality, passenger stores, bedrooms and other operating places.

Article 3. Public security authorities are the competent authority for the management of the hotel industry in this city.

The sectors such as tourism, health, business and tax administration should be governed by the law in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV Hotel operators should comply with legal regulations, establish a sound security management system and strengthen the management of the security sector.

Article 5

(i) The right to legitimate ownership or use of the place of operation;

(ii) There are separate facilities between hotels and non-hosting parts of their buildings;

(iii) The area of passenger housing is independent and separate from the recreational, commercial and sub-service facilities within the hotel;

(iv) Public safety image information systems in line with the requirements of public security authorities;

(v) Equipment facilities that meet the requirements of the information system for the management of the hotel industry;

(vi) There are passenger property, luxury or insurance boxes (refus) and other security protection facilities;

(vii) Other conditions under the laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 6.

The applicant shall apply for the opening of the hotel, and the public safety authority of the hotel location (zone) shall conduct the special industry licence.

The applicant has not obtained the Special Industries Licence, which shall not be allowed to operate at hotels; access to the Special Industries Licence shall operate at hotels within the licence.

Article 7. The applicant shall submit the following material:

(i) The identity of the legal representative or the principal head of the illegal unit;

(ii) A notice of pre-approval of the name of the enterprise or a letter of pre-approval for the change of corporate name;

(iii) Property certificates or certificates for rental use in the place of operation;

(iv) Number, bed number of hotel houses, hotel maps and their internal photographs;

(v) Precise inspection of fire safety from the public safety fire fire safety sector;

(vi) hotel security management systems and emergency preparedness cases;

(vii) The basic situation of the head of the hotel security, the security defence and the registration of the licensor;

(viii) Other material required by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 8. The applicant shall submit the request material to the public security agencies of the Territory. The public security agency should complete the form review within five working days of the date of receipt of the request. In order to meet conditions, reports and requests will be reviewed together with public security authorities in the district (zone) where they are sent; they do not meet the conditions, explain the grounds and communicate the material that needs to be added.

The public security authorities of the district (zone) should complete the review of the application materials within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the review report and the request materials and conduct field surveys of the hotel's start-up conditions. In order to meet conditions, the granting of a nuclear licence to the special industry should be made; the reasons for non-compliance should be given in writing.

The public security authorities of the district (zone) cannot make a licence decision within 20 working days, with the approval of the head of the public security authority at the current level, which may extend 10 working days. The reasons for the extension period should be communicated to the applicant in writing.

Article 9. Changes in licence matters, such as the name of the hotel, the legal representative or the main head of the illegal unit, shall be registered in the business administration and, within three working days from the date of the decision to change the licence, to the public security organs that have taken the licence decision.

The public security authorities that have made a licence decision should re-examine the field survey due to changes in the prevailing conditions of start-up, such as renovation, rehabilitation, expansion and consolidation.

Article 10. Hotel relocation addresses should be reclaimed to public security authorities in the new location for the “special industry licence”.

Article 11. The hotel suspension and the hotel industry shall be backed by the public security authority that has now taken a licence decision.

The applicant shall submit the relevant material to the public security authorities in the event of a licence procedure. Access to the Special Industries Licence, such as deception, bribery, has been revoked by the public security authorities that have taken a licence decision and are no longer admissible within three years.

Contraints are prohibited, sold, rented or other forms of unlawful transfer of special industry permits.

Article 13. The hotel and its staff shall perform the following duties:

(i) The implementation of the security management system and security protection measures and the identification of safe concealments to be rebuilt in a timely manner;

(ii) To follow up on emergency preparedness for emergencies and to organize regular exercises; and to organize staff to be trained in the prevention of knowledge and skills;

(iii) The establishment of a vetting registration system for passengers, the establishment of an identity document for the identification of passengers, and the inclusion of a security management information system in the hotel industry;

(iv) Establish a passenger registration system;

(v) Timely suppression of violations of the hotel security management system;

(vi) To ensure that public safety image information systems operate properly during hotel operations without interruption; and that the maintenance period of the information on the image does not exceed 30 days;

(vii) Reserve the property left by the passengers; cannot be returned to the public security authorities;

(viii) Be guided, monitored and inspected by public security authorities;

(ix) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article XIV Hotels with external reception qualifications should report to the public security authorities on the information of foreign nationals and ports, aucasinos and agents who have entered the residence as required.

The hotels that do not have access to external accommodation shall not be accommodated by foreign nationals and by ports, aucasca and wing personnel.

Article 15. hotels and their staff shall not be compelled to accept accommodation services; they shall not provide conditions for criminal offences; nor shall criminal offenders be allowed to live in letters, shelter, condon or conceal criminal activities.

Article 16 found one of the following cases by hotels and their staff and should report promptly to the public security authorities:

(i) Caring passengers with hazardous substances such as firearms, ammunition, control equipment, explosive, toxicity, radioactive, corruptive substances or vector-borne diseases;

(ii) The accommodation of suspects in conflict with the law and persons sought by public security authorities;

(iii) Accommodation passengers carrying anti-moval propaganda items, pornographic and drug-related prohibited items;

(iv) The travellers are using the status documents that have expired or are in possession of forged, paint-reforming documents.

Article 17 shall be subject to the security management provisions of the hotel, in accordance with the legal and effective procedures for the registration of accommodation.

Article 18

(i) To guide, monitor the construction and implementation of security management systems and security-protection measures at hotels;

(ii) A security inspection of the hotel; and an order for the duration of the inspection to be found;

(iii) Establishment of hotel policing management files;

(iv) Establish a system of poor information recordings in the hotel industry;

(v) Criminal, security cases and urgent disposal measures for sudden-on-cident and incident incidents;

(vi) Promote relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations;

(vii) Other responsibilities under the law.

Article 19 Public security law enforcement officers should perform official duties at the hotel level, with more than two officials and the presentation of law enforcement documents, strictly in accordance with the law and the maintenance of the normal operation of the hotel and the legitimate rights of passengers.

Public security law enforcement officials perform their duties under the law, and hotel staff and passengers should cooperate.

Article 20 does not obtain a licence from the special industry to operate in hotels, beyond the licence of the special industry, where hotel staff found guilty of crimes, persons sought by the public security authorities are not reported to the public security authorities, and the public security authorities in the district (zone) are punished in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

Article 21 obtains licences for special industries, such as deception, bribery, and reproduces, sells, rents, borrows licenses of special industries, or other forms of unlawful transfer of licenses to the special industry, without imposing a fine of more than 100,000 dollars for the public security agencies of the district (zone) under this scheme, in accordance with the provisions of this scheme, and is responsible for stopping the industry.

Article 2 hotels and their staff have one of the following cases, which is being rectified by the order of the public security organs of the district (zone) and, in the light of the circumstances, heavy fines of up to 100,000 dollars at the hotel level; and a fine of up to 500,000 dollars for direct responsibilities.

(i) Failure to implement the security management system and the security protection measures and to find that the security conceals are not rebuilt in a timely manner;

(ii) Non-implementation of emergency pre-emptions to organize regular exercises;

(iii) Failure to implement the vetting registration system for passengers and the identification of passenger identification documents, in accordance with the provisions, as well as access to the information system for security management in the hotel industry;

(iv) Non-organization of staff to be trained in policing to prevent knowledge and skills;

(v) Without the establishment of a gateway system, no gateway was carried out in the sanctuary area, the help desk, the control cell did not have a full-time work;

(vi) Failure to ensure that public safety image information systems operate properly during hotel operations or that the preservation of the information on images is less than 30 days;

(vii) The establishment of a security management information system for the hotel industry, as required;

(viii) The violation of the hotel security management system is not stopped in a timely manner.

In the absence of the implementation of the passenger registration system, the hotel staff are advised that the passengers of the accommodation will take the hazardous items into the hotel without a halt, with a fine of more than 200 million dollars for the Public Security Service of the District (zone).

Article 24 violates other acts of this approach, and the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of the State and the self-government zones have been provided for in the relevant provisions.

Article 25