(Adopted by the 6th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Glin, 24 May 2011, No. 223 of the People's Government Order No. 223 of 25 June 2011)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the security management of special industries and to maintain social order, this approach is based on the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 refers to the specific industries described in this approach, which are specific to the content and nature of their operations, which are vulnerable to the use of the perpetrator of the law, and industries requiring specific security management measures. Includes:

(i) The hotel industry;

(ii) The practice;

(iii) The public sector;

(iv) Production of obsolete metal purchases;

(v) Enabling;

(vi) The business of the business;

(vii) The sale industry;

(viii) The gold silver processing, replacement, recycling;

(ix) Removal of old motor vehicle transactions and the release of vehicles;

(x) Mobile vehicle maintenance, automotive lease.

Article III applies to the security management of special industries in the territorial administration.

Article 4

Article 5

Article 6 provides units and individuals with significant achievements in the management of the special industry, and the Government or public security agencies at the district level should be recognized and rewarded in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State or province.

Chapter II Establishment and change management

Article 7

(i) Fixed operating sites and operating facilities established by the public security authorities of the provincial population;

(ii) A dedicated, part-time officer responsible for security protection;

(iii) Sound security precautions;

(iv) Identification, security information collection of transmission equipment based on national identity documents.

Article 8

Article 9 engages in hotels, cereals, cereals, and public administrations, which should be granted by public security authorities in accordance with the law.

The licenses of the special industry shall submit written requests to the public security authorities of the people at the district level above and shall submit the following material:

(i) Confirmation of material at fixed operating locations;

(ii) The identity of the legal representative or the head and his copy thereof;

(iii) The location of the operation (conserve) and the direction of the internal structure;

(iv) Pre-approval and photocopy of the name of nuclear distribution in the business administration sector.

Article 10. The public security organs of the Government shall review the licensed material of the special industry and conduct on-site verification.

In order to meet the conditions set forth in this approach, a licence for the nuclear-professional industries should be granted within 20 days. Among these, the hotel industry licenses are granted by the public security authorities of the commune, the public security authorities of the people at the district level, the special industry licence in the cereal industry, the public security authorities of the people at the district level, which are granted by the public security authorities of the commune.

Article 11. The applicant for the operation of the special industry shall be subject to registration procedures by the location's business administration and licenses for business.

Article 12

Article 13

(i) Approval documents and copies of documents for business licences and other relevant sectors;

(ii) The identity of the legal representative or the head and his copy thereof;

(iii) The location of the operation (conserve) and the purpose of the internal structure.

The name of change in the special industry, the place of operation, the internal structure, the legal representative or the head of the agency should be processed within 15 days to the local government public security authorities.

Article 14.

Chapter III

Article 15. Units operating in specialized industries, whose legal representative is the responsibility for security prevention and is responsible for the security protection of the unit. The contractor, the person actually responsible for the operation of the special industry is the co-operational responsibility of the unit.

Article 16 Industrial operators and their practitioners should comply with the following provisions:

(i) No items to be seized by public security authorities and items that are suspected of having stolen or are unknown from sources;

(ii) The discovery of suspected persons of a violation or of a physical footprint should be reported immediately by the public security authorities.

Article 17 operators and practitioners in special industries should be trained free of charge in legal, regulatory, policing and defence knowledge, in accordance with the relevant provisions, to be subject to security supervision inspections and security-protection guidance by public security authorities and to cooperate with law enforcement by public security authorities.

Article 18 Identification of identity information such as names of practitioners, sites, identification types and numbers, the retention of documents for practitioners and the reproduction of licences for employment of foreigners.

Article 19 Video-monitoring equipment installed by special industry operators in accordance with the provisions should be maintained. In the event of damage or inspection, special industry operators should report on the location's public security authorities in a timely manner.

Article 20 Video-monitoring information in the cereal industry should be retained for 60 days and video surveillance information in other special industries should be retained for 30 days. The operators and practitioners of the special industry shall not delete, disseminate or illegally use video surveillance information without unlawful disclosure of relevant personal information.

Article 21 engages in the operation of the special industry, which is the subject of the service, shall be identified for the identification of their identity documents, registration of their names, place of residence, identity documents and numbers, and information such as service time.

In the operation of the special industry, the user of the service should be identified and retained by the unit of proof, the name of the registry unit, the address and the time of the service, and, in accordance with the provisions of this article, the identification, registration of the information of the operator.

Article 2 engages in the operation of the special industry and is proposed to change the character of the operation and should be photographed and retained before the operation of the goods. The name, quantity, specifications, oldness of the registered goods and, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The items are motor vehicles, and the vehicle number is registered;

(ii) The items are non-modile vehicles and the vehicle's brands, colours, codings and electric motivations should also be registered;

(iii) Goods are identified and retained in their legitimate sources of material for large-scale productive obsolete metals or rails, oil fields, electricity, telecommunications, mines, hydrology, mapping and municipal facilities.

Article 23 of the hotel operator found that the passengers would be able to bring dangerous items such as fuel, trajectory, corrosion, and corruption into the hotel should be stopped and reported to the public security authorities.

Article 24 shall be subject to the material provided by the public security authorities of the Provincial Government, to the case of the public security organs of the Government of the Territory at the district level, to the public safety authority of the Government of the Principality, after the issuance of a public chapter-based certificate, to the minute system of business.

The occupier's executive branch should be screened and retained by the public security authorities, and, in accordance with the content approved by the public security authorities, other units and individuals should not be entrusted with their own ownership or replication.

Article 25

(i) A lock-breaking operation should be recognized by the author's ownership or right to use the lock-breaker by identifying the relevant documents or by inviting the relevant organizations to prove;

(ii) To complete a wide range of locking service records by the public security authorities of the province, with the signature, confirmation and recording of contacts by the commissionor, the locking technicians;

(iii) Confidentiality of the identity and property information of the author;

(iv) Unless the public security authority has agreed, no sale or borrowing of specialized locking tools.

Article 26 Operators of the special industry shall transmit to the public security authorities in real time the information registered under article 18 of this approach, article 21, article 22, and photographs retained.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 27 of the Public Security Agency shall perform the following functions:

(i) Guidance, supervision of specialized industries for internal security prevention;

(ii) Organizing training for security inspections and policing in specific industries;

(iii) The commission of offences involving specialized industries;

(iv) The establishment of a police record system for special industrial offences and the management of the archives.

Article 28, when the People's Police of the Public Security Authority performs its oversight duties under the law, may take the following measures:

(i) Access on the ground to the implementation of the security conditions in the operation and the goods operated;

(ii) Examination of the identity of practitioners and access to the directory, video surveillance and other relevant information;

(iii) Inquired practitioners, service targets and associated personnel.

Article 29, when the police of the public security authority conducts policing inspections of the special industry, it should not be less than two, but also offer the documentation and the required inspection documents. The owner has the right to refuse the inspection without the presentation of the documents.

Article 33, People's Police of the Public Security Authority conduct security inspections and conduct of cases, should, to the extent possible, avoid or minimize the impact on the normal operation of the operator and protect the privacy of citizens, the commercial credibility of the operator and the commercial secret of the business.

In addition to the organization or approval of the superior public security authority, there shall be no cross-administrative region to conduct security inspections of the special industry.

Article 31: The People's Police of the Public Security Authority shall record the monitoring and processing of the inspections. The inspection records should be signed by the supervisory and the inspector.

In accordance with article 32, public security authorities should promote the use of scientific and technical means such as safety technology prevention, security management information systems, in accordance with national provisions, to enhance the effectiveness of policing.

Article 33 should be communicated by the public security authority to the operators of the special industry in a timely manner by the objecting or prohibiting the operation.

In the process of administering special industries under the law, the relevant administrative authorities at the district level should communicate with the public security authorities information on administrative licences, day-to-day regulation, administrative sanctions, etc. in the specialized industries, in conjunction with public security authorities.

Article XV of the Public Security Agency found that the agents of the special industry had committed a violation, which was legally within the purview of other administrative authorities and should be transferred to the relevant administrative authorities in a timely manner.

Article 36 State public officials shall not be involved in the operation of special industries or provide asylum for criminal activities in the specialized industries.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 37 deals with violations of the provisions of this approach by public security authorities. Except as otherwise provided by law, administrative regulations.

Article 338, in violation of article 7 of this approach, is changing the period of time; unprocessarily, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars.

Article 39, in violation of article 9, paragraph 1, of this scheme, prohibits the confiscation of the proceeds of the offence and the instruments used directly for the unlawful operation and imposes a fine of up to 1000 dollars.

Article 40 is in breach of article 12 of this approach, with a period of time being converted to a period of time, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 40, in violation of article 13, paragraph 1, of this approach, imposes a fine of up to $3000.

Article 42, in violation of article 13, paragraph 2, of this approach, is changing the period of time; uncorrected, with a fine of up to $3000.

Article 43, in violation of articles 8, 19 and 20 of this approach, gives warnings and fines of more than 500 thousand dollars.

Article 44, in violation of article 18 of this approach, article 21, article 22, gives warnings and imposes a fine of more than 200 million dollars.

Article 42, in violation of article 24, paragraph 2, and article 25, of this scheme, imposes a fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 46 of the hotel industry, the profession, the public administration, in violation of the relevant provisions of the State, is in a serious situation and may revoke its special industry licence.

Article 47 lock-up operators violate the provisions of this approach, and the name of the unit should be deleted from the list published.

Article 488, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is governed by the law; constitutes a criminal offence punishable by law; causes loss to others and is liable under the law.

Any unit or individual has the right to report on violations of the provisions of this approach by the people's police of the public security organs, and the public safety organs that receive reports should be promptly investigated and processed.

Annex VI

The hotel industry referred to in Article 49 of this approach means an operating entity providing accommodation services on a date or on time. These include guests, restaurants, hotels, hotels, ponds, hospitality, guests, recuperation villages, hungry, nursing homes, reception stations, etc.

Article 50 refers to the chapter of the State's executive organs and enterprises, business units, the statutory name of social groups and the specialized business chapter, contract chapter, financial chapter, invoices, etc., in accordance with national regulations.

Article 50 is implemented effective 1 August 2011.