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(Act dated 20 March 2008, No. 184 of the People's Government Order No. 184, dated 1 May 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes the health development of the security services industry and enhances social safety prevention capacity, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, to develop this approach in conjunction with the actual practice of the city. Article 2 engages in human escorts for the protection of physical, property security, escorts, installation, maintenance, maintenance or provision of security services, such as safety counselling, in the city of Chnzhen (hereinafter referred to herein). Article 3. Security services must comply with national laws, regulations and relevant policies and respect social justice. Units and individuals should understand, support and respect security. The units employing security personnel should be upheld by law. The unit of the security officer is encouraged to purchase accidental injury insurance for security officers. Article IV. A security service enterprise established by law may accept other units entrusted with the provision of reimbursable security services operations. Article 5 Business and security officers have the obligation to participate in the response to sudden incidents. In the event of a sudden incident that endangers public safety and social stability, the municipal, regional public security authorities can redeploy the occupants of the security services or the acquisition of security equipment, and the municipal, regional public security authorities should be given adequate compensation. Article 6. Municipal public security authorities are the administrative authorities of the city's security services to harmonize oversight management and operational guidance for all-market security services. Regional public security authorities are responsible for monitoring management and operational guidance for security services activities within the jurisdiction. The sectors such as business (property), tax, labour security and education should be governed by their respective responsibilities. Chapter II Article 7. Business in security services should be independent and autonomous and self-sufficient. The establishment of a security service enterprise shall be authorized by the provincial public security authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions and apply to the local business administration for the licence. Article 8 (i) Human escorts in institutions, business units, groups, residential areas, trade markets, securities exchanges, airports, terminals, vehicle stations, warehouses, etc., property, security, and manpower in large-scale activities; (ii) Maintenance in monetary, price securities, gold jewellery, art and other valuable items; (iii) The installation, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance of safety technology preventive facilities; (iv) Security preventive advice and assessment; (v) Other security services projects that may be undertaken by law, regulations and regulations. Article 9. Business of registered security services in non-resident city (hereinafter referred to as a commune security service) operates in this city, and the following materials shall be sent to the public security authorities within 10 working days of the date of the provision of security services in this city: (i) A copy of the business certificate; (ii) Institutional setting and regulations; (iii) The legal representative of the unit and the principal head of the branch in the city shall serve as a document and a copy of the identity document; (iv) A copy of the security officer's identification and qualifications; (v) A copy of the security services contract. Article 10. Business in security services shall fulfil the following obligations under the law: (i) Provision of security services in accordance with security services contracts; (ii) Education, training and day-to-day management of security officers; (iii) Regular supervision of the services of inspection officers; (iv) To assist relevant departments in the maintenance of social order and in preventing and suppressing criminal activities; (v) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations. Article 11. Business in security services should actively create conditions for security officers to purchase accidental injury insurance and to protect, in accordance with the law, the following rights of employed security personnel: (i) The conditions necessary for the security officer to perform his duties under the law; (ii) Training provided by units employing security personnel; (iii) Participation in social insurance, such as old, medical, work and injury, in accordance with the law, and the corresponding treatment; (iv) Recognition and incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions; (v) Other rights under laws, regulations and regulations. Article 12 Security service enterprises should establish security information systems, including the following archival information, and be linked to the security management information system of public security authorities: (i) Basic situations such as the legal representative of the security service enterprise and the operating space; (ii) Personal electronic archival data for security officers; (iii) Information on and availability of firearms by security defence agents and armed escort services; (iv) Education training of security officers, accreditation of security officers; (v) Security services accidents, cases. In the light of the changes in the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the security service enterprise should send the relevant information to the municipal public security authorities within seven working days from the date of change. Article 13 (i) Excise; (ii) Provision of security services for business units and other organizations not established by law; (iii) To accept the involvement of others in dealing with civil disputes, economic disputes or labour disputes; (iv) Non-recognition of escorts and shipments of prohibited goods; (v) Obstacles the enforcement of official functions by State organs in accordance with the law; (vi) Other activities prohibited by law, legislation and regulations. Article 14. (i) The installation of monitoring facilities in violation; (ii) Disclosure of the technical secrets of the safety-technical preventive works of the customer unit; (iii) The use of police records and the monitoring of video material in violation of the law; (iv) Other actions affecting the effective use of safety technology preventive works. Chapter III Article 15. The unit may carry out its security services in accordance with its own security needs, in accordance with this approach, by employing security officers who have obtained a security certificate. Article 16 Recruitment of security officers by units shall be sent within seven days of the date of the appointment of security officers to the security officer's identification and accreditation copies to the regional public security authorities. The CNDP should establish an internal security organization. The heads of internal security organizations should be staffed by the unit and have the corresponding legal knowledge and security management experience, without administrative detention, forced narcotics, labour corrections or criminal punishment. The CNDP has established internal security organizations, which should be sent within seven days of the date of the establishment of the organization the following information to the regional public security organs in which the zonal public security authorities should inform the municipal public security authorities within three days following the request: (i) A copy of the record at the office site; (ii) The statutory representative and the head of the internal security organization shall serve as a document and a copy of the identity card; (iii) The security officer's identity card and the photocopy; (iv) A copy of the management system of internal security organizations. The CNDP is a unit of origin, national security and public safety in the commune. The CNDP is determined by the municipal public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 18 (i) External security services projects; (ii) Armed detention security. Chapter IV Security Officers Article 19 The security officer shall be entitled to a security officer certificate issued by the municipal public security authority, in accordance with the relevant provisions. The application for a security officer's eligibility certificate shall be submitted to the applicant's place of origin or to the Commission's certificate of identity and non-violence, and shall have the following conditions: (i) The citizens of the People's Republic of China who have attained the age of 18 years; (ii) No criminal punishment, labour corrections, administrative detention, forced delinquency or record of dismissal and dismissal; (iii) Physical health; (iv) Beginal education; (v) Be subject to specialized training and qualified examinations organized by public security authorities; (vi) Other conditions under the law, regulations. The relevant professional security officers authorized for armed custody escorts, in addition to meeting the preceding paragraph, should also be in compliance with other conditions specified by the State. Article 20 provides that the security officer shall not pay less than the low amount of the labour market salary rate established by the municipal labour security sector. Article 21, the security officer may approve as martyrs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State for the defence or rescue of the lives of the people, national property and collective property. In accordance with contract requirements, the security officer shall perform the following duties by law: (i) Maintain the normal order of service places and protect the rights and interests of the person and property of the service; (ii) In the delivery of security services, civilization, cereal, service enthusiasm and treasury should be stopped; (iii) Registration of vehicles, goods in the area of access services. Persons, vehicles, goods and facilities that are not subject to the provision or refuse to process registration procedures may be denied access to protected areas or places; (iv) For offences committed in the service area, it should be stopped and the perpetrators of the offence should be brought to the public security authorities; to end the invalidity, to be reported promptly and informed by the customer units, while taking measures to protect the scene and to assist the people's police in their handling; (v) Security personnel carrying out armed escorts and escorts should strictly adhere to the provisions of the Regulations on the Use of Firearms by Detained Detainees, and establish temporary security segregation zones in accordance with the requirements of the mandate, without access to persons; (vi) Implementation of security prevention measures such as fire prevention, piracy, fire prevention and destruction, detection of security hidden in the service area, immediate reporting on customer units and related sectors, and preparation of pre-session disposal; (vii) Provision of security counselling and installation, maintenance and maintenance of safety technology preventive facilities, as required; (viii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations. In the service of a security officer, security agents should be equipped with security-related defence devices in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations. The detainees may be legally equipped with firearms and other necessary equipment. Security agents should be held in accordance with the law and used as security defence agents. Article 24 shall not include: (i) Illegal deprivation and restriction of the liberty of others; (ii) Intrusion, beating others or instigation, targeting insults and beating others; (iii) Searching the body of others and seizure of legal documents and legitimate property; (iv) The obstruction of the enforcement of official duties by State organs; (v) Violations, disclosure of commercial secrets of customers or personal privacy; (vi) Participation in the handling of civil disputes, economic disputes or labour disputes for the benefit of the economy as security agents; (vii) Privately provide security services for others; (viii) Other violations of laws, regulations. Chapter V Security services Article 25. Recreational places open to the public, large nets, Sanamo, bedrooms should be employed by security service providers to provide security services for them without private recruitment of security agents. The public places set out in the previous paragraph should be equipped with a certain number of security officers in accordance with the standards set by the broad-based province. The security service enterprises are stationed in the above-mentioned public places and should be on a six-month basis. Article 26 provides security services to companies in security services, and the parties shall enter into and fully implement security services contracts in accordance with the law. Security services contracts should contain elements such as service projects, fees standards, duration of service, default responsibilities, damages, removal of contractual conditions. In article 27, the security service enterprise, units of self-employed security agents and customer units instructed security officers to engage in violations of laws, regulations and regulations, and the security officer was entitled to refuse implementation. The security officer's unit shall not therefore lift the labour contract with the security officer. Article 28 provides for the uniformization of the clothing, convenience and security features of the uniformed security guards. The form of clothing, documents and symbols of security officers is developed by the public security authorities in the city. The summer reunification of security officers should be completed within one year of the implementation of this approach, and the reunification of security agents in the spring and winter should be completed within two years. Special hardship enterprises, with the consent of the public security authorities, can be properly extended until three years. Non-security officers may not be dressed by security agents or be equipped with security documents and symbols. Security technology prevention, advisory services may not be uniformed, but safety markings should be convenient. More than three cantons, hotels may, on the basis of actual circumstances, produce clothing for the security officers of this unit. Security clothing should be clearly different from that of the people's police, the People's Liberation Army and other State organs. The technical preventive products that provide security services should be consistent with the relevant product quality requirements; the design, installation of technical preventive facilities should be consistent with national mandatory standards, industry standards and meeting risk ratings and protection requirements. Article 33 Business in security services should be legitimately used to use customer information that is known for the provision of security services and have a confidential obligation to the customer for commercial secrets, personal privacy and information requiring confidentiality, technology. Section 31 of the Security Service enterprise and units of self-employed security personnel should be kept for a period of two years, and no removal, modification or destruction shall be carried out. The use of police records and the monitoring of video material is prohibited in strict compliance with the law. Chapter VI Security training In article 32, the security officer must undergo professional training in legal knowledge, security operations and security skills, and be able to gain a certificate of eligibility for the organization of examinations by public security authorities. Article 33 Technicians should be trained every year at the time of their participation in the thirty-sizen of the security training body established by law, and the units employing security officers should be funded for the training of security personnel and arrange time. Public security authorities should conduct regular inspections of training of security officers. Article 34 encourages security officers to participate in vocational skills identification training and examination by relevant government departments and to obtain the corresponding vocational qualifications. Security training institutions should be established in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State with the name of adapting to their nature and scale, the organization, the enterprise charter and the corresponding strength of the teacher. Without permission, various schools and educational training institutions may not conduct security training operations. In accordance with the requirements of the national uniform training curriculum for security personnel, the security officer's national occupational standards, the security training content and training plan should be developed and the legal, professional and professional ethics training of the trained personnel. Training content, training plans and self-development training materials should be available to municipal public security authorities. Article 37 Security training institutions should be charged against the fees approved by the price sector. No training agency shall be charged with a standard fee for any reason. Oversight management Article 33 Eighteen municipalities, regional public security agencies should establish security regulatory information systems, which should include basic information and awards for security services enterprises, self-employed security agents and their security officers. In accordance with the provisions of this approach, the security service enterprise, the unit of the self-employed security officer, in accordance with the provisions of this approach, provides for the filing of the material to the public security organs of the city, where the public security authorities should communicate the material that needs to be filled; the material back-to-back, the public security authority shall be sent back to the operation within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request. Article 40 should establish a reporting system to receive complaints from security service enterprises and security personnel and to deal in a timely manner with violations committed during security services activities. The public security authorities should inform the complainant of the results in writing within 15 working days of the date of the decision. Article 40 should establish a robust oversight system to strengthen inspection, supervision and operational guidance for security services enterprises, security training institutions and other self-employed security personnel units, and promptly investigate and correct violations in security services, security training. Article 42, in monitoring inspections, the public security authorities found that the security service enterprise, the security training agency had obtained a licence by deceasing, and that the verification material should be sent to the provincial public security authorities that had made a licence decision and the proposal for the withdrawal of the licence. Chapter VIII Legal responsibility Article 43, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized conduct of external security services or security training, which is punishable by law by public security authorities, forfeiture proceeds and security equipment of the offence, and for three times the amount of the proceeds of the violation. Article 44 states that a security service enterprise is one of the following cases, which is to be warned by the public security authorities in the light of the circumstances, the duration of the order, the suspension of the order and the confiscation of the proceeds of the law, punishable by a fine of more than one thousand yen; the warning of the head of the security service and other direct responsibilities or a fine of up to five thousand dollars. (i) The recruitment of security officers in violation of this approach; (ii) In violation of this approach, provision is made for the security officer to be equipped with structured clothing, markings and devices; (iii) Be beyond the scope of operation; (iv) No training of security officers in accordance with this approach; (v) No information shall be submitted to the public security authorities in accordance with article 12 of this approach; (vi) No uniformed police records and monitoring of video material, in accordance with article 31 of this approach. Article 42 Responsibilities of security services, in violation of the provisions of this approach, may recommend that security services be withdrawn by a superior public security authority; that the security services are subject to legal penalties in violation of the administration of the security sector; and that they are suspected to be transferred to the judiciary by law. In violation of article 9 of this approach, a security service company outside the city is charged by a public security authority to change its period of time; a fine of more than one thousand yen is overdue and to inform the public security authority of that enterprise. Article 47, in violation of article 25 of this approach, provides for the hiring of security agents, which is being converted by public security authorities; rejects the correctness of fines of more than one thousand dollars. In violation of this approach by the unit of the self-employed security officer, there are one of the following cases in which the public security authority is responsible for the change of the duration of the period; and a fine of one thousand United States dollars in the event of a delay: (i) In violation of this approach, provision is made for the security officer to be equipped with structured clothing, markings and devices; (ii) No training of security officers is provided under this approach. The unit of the self-employed security officer, in violation of this approach, provides for the recruitment of security officers by the public security authority to be responsible for the change of the duration of the time period; it is uncorrected to impose a fine on the number of persons in conflict with the law. The unit of the self-employed security officer has not been able to file a request for the establishment and staffing of the internal security organization in accordance with article 16 and article 17 of this approach to the public security authority, which is being responsibly corrected by the public security authority; and a fine of five thousand United States dollars was later. In violation of article 18, paragraph 2, of this approach, the unit of the self-employed security officer is responsible for the cessation of the violation by the public security authorities, forfeiture of the proceeds of the violation and the security apparatus, and for three times the proceeds of the violation. Article 49 units employing security agents violate the payment of wages under article 20 of this scheme, which is governed by law by the municipal labour security sector. Article 50, in violation of article 24 of this approach, security officers are warned by the public security authorities, in serious circumstances, by the public security authorities to revoke their qualifications; by law by the public security authorities in violation of the management of the security sector; and by the alleged offence, by law, to the judiciary. Security officers have been subjected to administrative detention, forced delinquency, labour corrections or criminal punishment, and have no security services in three years. Article 50 states that the police of the public security organs have one of the following acts and are subject to administrative disposition by law; the alleged crimes are brought to justice by law: (i) The granting of a security officer certificate for persons incompatible with conditions; (ii) Identify violations of security services that are not dealt with in a timely manner by law; (iii) The use of job facilitation for the benefit of others or for other benefits; (iv) No other statutory responsibilities. The public security authorities have the acts listed in the previous paragraph, which are subject to the appropriate disposal of the competent and other persons directly responsible; the alleged crimes are brought to justice by law. Article 52, in violation of this approach by the staff of the executive organs of the State, abuse of their functions, provocative fraud, violation of the legitimate rights and interests of the security services enterprise, the unit of the self-employed security officer and the security agents, are governed by the law by their organs of exemption or by the inspectorate, suspected of committing crimes and transferred to the judiciary by law. Chapter IX Article 53 (i) “unitions” means legal persons and other organizations established by law. (ii) “Establishment of a security officer unit”, including the security service enterprise and the unit of self-employed security personnel. (iii) “Security service enterprises” means businesses specialized in the provision of reimbursable security services to maintain the security of service objectives. (iv) “Establishment of a security officer's unit” means a labour contract signed by the security officer on behalf of the unit and a security service provider for the unit. (v) “Cyprise unit” means a security service contract concluded by law with a security service enterprise, which entrusts security services to the units providing security services to this unit. (vi) “Securator” means persons employed by units and engaged in security services. Article 54 |
