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(Adopted by the 27th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Halara on 23 May 2008 and issued by Decree No. 187 of 6 June 2008 by the Government of the Naarhama on 10 July 2008) Article 1 enhances the preventive management of public safety technologies, enhances the control of social security, protects public safety and protects the safety of citizens and public and private property, and develops this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations. Article 2. This approach applies to the construction, maintenance, use and supervision of public safety technology preventive systems for the installation, use and use of public safety technologies in the city's administration. Laws, regulations prevent special units, public safety techniques in places from stipulating otherwise. Article 3. This approach refers to public safety technology protection (hereinafter referred to as a technical defence), which means the use of public safety technology preventive products, public safety technology preventive systems and other scientific and technological means to prevent, detect, suppress violations and to maintain social public safety activities. This approach refers to the inclusion of a directory of national technic products for special equipment or equipment in such areas as intrusion, defence, robbery, defence, destruction, fire safety inspections, including intrusive detectors, referral systems for entry control equipment, theft of alert control equipment, mechanical fire blocks, automobile defence systems, and theft insurance (kit), fire safety portals, buildings, etc.), anti-sensor systems, video surveillance systems, etc. The approach refers to the Public Security Technical Preventive System (hereinafter referred to as the Technician), which is aimed at maintaining public safety in society, to the integrated use of the intrusive alert system, video-insurance systems, access control systems, fire safety inspection systems, or electronic systems or networks that are integrated into subsystems or sets. Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts, districts and counties (markets) should strengthen the organizational leadership of TCDC, integrate TC-building and management into the integrated governance objective management system of social security, and promote the management of the relevant sectors. Article 5 Public security authorities are the competent authorities of the entire municipal technic effort to organize this approach. Districts, districts (markets) public security agencies are responsible for the management of technics within the jurisdiction. The Technician of Public Security is responsible for the day-to-day management of technics. The management sector, such as quality technical supervision, planning, construction, housing, urban management, transport, culture and finance, should work in collaboration with the management of technicians in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 6. The construction, use and management of the technic system should be guided by the principles of integration of resources, cost savings, legitimate utilization, administrative regulation and who benefit, who finances and who manages. The following units, places or departments should establish a video-environment monitoring system, including (i) to (ix) units, places or departments, etc., respectively, the intrusion alert system, access control systems, etc.: (i) Condom of firearms, ammunition and civilian explosive devices; (ii) Places and sites for the production, use and storage of hazardous items, such as flammable, explosive, bleaching, bacterial drugs, drug control, radioactive items; (iii) The storage and processing of documents above the confidentiality level, archives, maps, information and the centralization of important instruments, the place of the books and the place of the Ministry; (iv) Production, storage, transaction gold, jewellery, currency, place with price securities, place at the ministerial level; (v) Museums, exhibitions, book shops, priority material protection units and other stereotypes, places of collection of important objects; (vi) units such as the press publication, radio television, telecommunications, postal; (vii) National focus on scientific research institutions and national scientific research, testing, production units and national focus construction works; (viii) Significant engines such as electricity, water supply, gas, oil and heating, energy systems; (ix) Airports, long-range vehicle stations, fire stations, terminal entrances and main corridors; (x) places of cultural, recreational, sports activities, large chambers of commerce, supermarkets, guests, hospitals, schools, entrances of kindergartens, and major corridors; (xi) The main streets of the city, the slogan, the main traffic routes, the streets of the population, the inter-urban entrance, parking lots, squares and people. The municipal public security authorities may determine other units, places and departments that should be established for the technic system, in accordance with public safety needs, to be approved by the Government. Article 8 does not establish existing residential buildings or residential areas of the technic system, which should be installed in the building system, in order to prevent theft of safety, in the conditioned residential areas, and in the form of a technical defence system, such as the entrance, critical ministry and regional intrusion alert system, video-insurance systems. Specialized or special transport instruments relating to public safety, such as financial escorts, specialized vehicles for the transport of dangerous goods, should be installed to track the positioning system; and encourage other mobile vehicles to install fire protection, anti-piracy devices or tracking systems. Article 9 establishes a platform for urban alerts and monitoring systems by public security agencies and interconnects with the digitization of urban management systems. The VASS system, established by the units, places or departments listed in Article 7 of this approach, should be based on the Urban Police and the Monitoring System platform of the Public Security Agency and have conditions for the reallocation of monitoring data by public security authorities. Pursuant to public safety requirements, the public security authorities believe that the video-protection system established by the units concerned has access to the necessary facilities, and that the units should be based on a request for a network of urban alerts and monitoring systems. Article 10, in accordance with article 7 of this approach, provides that new construction, alteration and expansion of the technic system should be established (including residential buildings or residential areas) and that its technic work should be designed with the construction of the project subject matter while construction is accompanied by construction and use. Article 11. The main streets of the city, the Kai, the main traffic routes, the streets of the people, the inter-urban entrances, the public parking spaces, squares, personnel assembled, and the people's government is responsible for investment and maintenance and for the operation and maintenance costs. The construction, operation and maintenance costs of the TC defence system are reflected in the financial budget at all levels. Technician systems other than those listed in the previous paragraph are financed by the use units of the technic system and are responsible for operating and maintaining costs. Article 12 Technician products used in TCEP should be consistent with the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations and related standards and be tested or certified. There shall be no use without testing or certification of qualified technical defence products. The design, construction, inspection, receipt and maintenance of TCPRs should be implemented in accordance with national standards and industry standards. Article 14. The use units of the technic system shall, within 30 days of the date of the qualification of the technician engineering test, reproduce the construction of technic works to the municipal or district, district (commune) public security agencies in accordance with the CNPS; and the non-defence of the technic system for Defence, to the location, the technician of the public security authorities. The use units that have been established prior to the operation of this approach should be made available to the Public Security Agency for Technical Defence, within 30 days of the date of operation. Article 15. The use units of the technic system should be submitted to the technician for the following materials: (i) Purchase table; (ii) The regional location of the unit; (iii) Purchase of Technician; (iv) The qualification report on TCPR tests. Article 16 is complete and is in line with the request, and the technician of the public safety authority should be provided and the TCPR is backed up. In the absence or incompatibility of the request, the Public Security Agency's Technician should be informed of the full material it needs to be filled, and the desk should be backed to the Technician of the Public Security Agency after 10 days. In the event of a change in the content of the case, the use units of the technic system should be redirected to the technician of the public security authority. Relevant material generated by the Technician's Technician's work on the file should be archived in a timely manner and the archives should be fully and complete. The Public Security Agency's Technician shall be properly equipped with the documentation and shall not disclose the content of the request. Article 19 Design, construction, maintenance, use units of public security and technical defence works should conservative State secrets, protect commercial secrets and personal privacy, control the scope of acquainted personnel, record-keeping, and strengthen the education and management of a known person, establish a security confidentiality regime and maintain a record and information. VASS may not be established by guests, chambers of commerce, more clothing, bathrooms, bathrooms, etc., as well as within the office of the agency. The information concerning the privacy of citizens should be taken in a confidential manner, prohibiting the use and treatment of disclosures or violations. Article 20 Use units of the SMART shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) Training of technic personnel, managers for job skills and confidential knowledge; (ii) Establish systems such as safety inspections, maintenance, emergency response; (iii) The establishment of systems such as ombudspersons, information management, data use registration; (iv) No unauthorized removal, modification of the operation procedures and records of the technic system shall be permitted to provide, disseminate information on images and other records to units and individuals other than public security authorities; (v) The normal operation of the technic system shall not be interrupted without delay; (vi) No unauthorized change in the use, location and scope of the technic system; (vii) Retention of information on images and other records shall not be less than 15 days, and the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations are otherwise provided; (viii) The discovery of suspicious cases should be reported to the public security authorities in a timely manner, in line with the law-making of information on images and other records. The use of units entrusts other units with the operation, maintenance, management of the technic system, and the parties should clearly guarantee the responsibility for the safe operation of the TCS. No unit or individual shall have the following acts: (i) The sale, dissemination and illicit dissemination of information on the images collected by the technic system; (ii) The intentional concealment and destruction of information on images collected by the anti-technical system involving criminal activities; (iii) Theft, destruction of facilities, equipment; (iv) Other actions that affect the normal use of technic systems. Section II of the public safety authority should conduct industrial oversight of the quality of technic products, guided by the quality technical supervision sector. The day-to-day monitoring of the quality of technic products is carried out by the quality technical supervision sector and public security authorities within their respective responsibilities. Article 23. Public security authorities should conduct regular oversight inspections of the quality of the construction of technics, practitioners, managers, and establish sound inspections of the nuclear archives. Article 24 Technicians should conduct a comprehensive system functional inspection every year, finding that problems are prompted to renovate units and maintenance units in a timely manner. Article 25 Staff members of the public security authorities should, when monitoring inspections, produce law enforcement documents, identify the quality of technic products that are not in compliance with standards or technic systems and should communicate their letters of credit to the production, sale, maintenance unit for the duration of the period of time, in accordance with the oversight authority, and transmit them to the quality technical supervision sector, the superior authority of the inspectorate or other relevant departments. The implementation of the letter of assignment by public security authorities should be monitored on a regular basis and reviewed at the time of completion. Article 26, in violation of this approach, stipulates that, in accordance with article 7 of this approach, there shall be no establishment of a technic system, which shall be warned by the public security authorities of the city or area, the district (market) in order to reorganize the deadline; that the unit shall be fined by more than 3,000 dollars to the unit and impose a fine of up to 300,000 dollars, respectively, for the principal heads of units and direct responsibilities. Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is warned by the public security authorities in the city or district, the district (market) to reorganize the period of time; that the unit is fined by over 5,000 dollars, and that the principal head and direct responsibilities of the unit are fined up to 1000 dollars, respectively: (i) The use of untested or certified qualified technic products for technics; (ii) The design, construction, inspection and maintenance of technical defence works in accordance with national standards and industry standards. In violation of this approach, the use of the technic system consists of one of the following acts, warnings by the municipal or district, district (market) public security authorities to correct the deadlines; unprocessarily, the imposition of a fine of more than 500 dollars for the unit and the imposition of a fine of up to 200 million dollars for the principal heads of units and direct responsibilities, respectively: (i) A video-protection system established under article 7 of this approach to deny access to public security authorities; (ii) Not to provide for the transfer of technician construction; (iii) Failure to establish or violate the security management system of the mechanic system; (iv) There was no reason to disrupt the normal functioning of the technic system; (v) To change the use, location and scope of the technic system by themselves; (vi) The retention of information on images and other records in accordance with the prescribed period. Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized deletion, modification of the procedures and records of the operation of the technic system or the provision, dissemination of information and other records to units and individuals other than public security agencies, warning by the public security authorities of the city or area, the district (market) and the imposition of fines to the unit of more than 500 dollars, which imposes a fine of up to 200 million dollars, respectively, for the principal heads of units and those responsible. In violation of this approach, one of the following acts is warned by the public security authorities of the city or area, the district (market) and the unit with a fine of 1000 dollars and a fine of 500 dollars to the individual: (i) The sale, dissemination and illicit dissemination of information on images collected by the technic system; (ii) The intentional concealment and destruction of information on images collected by the anti-technical system involving criminal activities. Article 31 violates the provisions of this approach and constitutes a violation of quality and is punished by the quality technical supervision sector in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 32, in violation of this approach, provides for the disclosure of State secrets, commercial secrets and violations of personal privacy, which are punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 33 violates the provisions of this approach by providing for the management of offences by the public security authorities in the city or in the district, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China. Article 344 abuses by public security officers in the management of technics, instructions, in favour of private fraud, are governed by their offices or by superior authorities; constitutes a crime punishable by law. Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 10 July 2008. |
