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(Adopted at the 126th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chiang Mai, on 5 November 2007, by Decree No. 119 of 14 November 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 119 of the Greater Orientale province, effective 1 January 2008) Article 1, in order to enhance the management of active fires, sets this provision in line with the relevant legislation, such as the Firearms Management Act of the People's Republic of China. Article 2. Approval procedures for the operation of sexual firefields in the administrative region of the province, the design criteria for the site, the management of firearms and ammunition, etc., are applicable. This provision refers to the provision of civilian firearms ammunition to the public and the operation of recreational activities in closed areas. Article 3 The administrations such as sports, urban and rural planning, business and business at the district level are in line with their respective responsibilities for the management of active firefields. Article IV applies for the opening of a business shooting site and must be registered enterprises. The applicant shall submit the following material to the district-level public security authority at the location: (i) The application consists of the name of the project unit, the location of the project, the manner and scale of the fire, the design of the BB and the security management programme; (ii) Business licences; (iii) The design map of the firefield, including the fire area, the firearms ammunition bank (room), the reception area and the surrounding environment. Article 5 Public security organs that receive the application shall submit a review opinion within 10 days of the date of receipt of the request for information, to the public security organs of the city where they are reported above, to the extent that the public security authorities at the local level shall submit their review opinions within 10 days of the date of receipt of the review, to the provincial public security authorities, and to the provincial public security authorities shall take decisions that have been approved or not approved by them within 20 days of the date of receipt of the review. After the completion of the approved project programme, the applicant shall submit a request for accreditation to the provincial public security authorities, and the provincial public security authorities have organized experts to complete the on-site inspection within two months from the date of receipt of the application. The applicant should be informed in writing and the reasons for the non-requirement of the request; the letter of eligibility should be sent to the recipient of the request. The applicant may operate if the notice granted by the provincial public security authority is granted to the sports administration at the local level for a licence. Article 7. The place of active shooting must be closed or semi-closed, independent and secure, and there are reasonable fire zones, gunshots (doors) and reception areas where the fire area is not less than three hundred metres, has improved security facilities and safety management structures, with adequate security managers and relevant safety management systems. Article 8 (i) The existence of a fixed target area of fire, a zone consistent with a safe distance, a reliable segregation and protection barrier, and the place of fire should be marked; (ii) There is a crick wall that the bullets that have been heavily guaranteed by the wall cannot be uniformed, with a high level of no less than six m; if less than six metres, the bullet must be guaranteed at the top of 11. (iii) There should be a barrier between the target number of shots and a high degree of assurance that the bullet cannot be uniformed. Arms operations must impose restrictions that allow firearms to be separated from fire and cannot return; (iv) Swings should be established for guns; (v) No rest, recreational facilities shall be installed. Article 9. Configuration of the fires movement's guns to carry out a loading range of fires and, in addition to the requirement of article 8, subparagraphs (iv), (v), the area of fire should be in compliance with the requirements of article 8, subparagraphs (iv), and the security barrier, the prevention of the scope of the bullets and the establishment of effective alert facilities and warning signs outside the fence. Article 10. Contingency of fires by heavy guns shall be created by a wall that is not less than three metres or by a safety protection network separate from the outside world. The outer space should be free of dangerous areas, such as pitfalls, where the protection column should be installed. Security-protected equipment should be provided to the counter-attacks. Article 11. Received areas of business shooting range should be separate from the fire area and post the relevant regulatory provisions. Article 12. The gunshot (rooms) of the active shooting range must be strong and consistent with the following criteria: (i) The installation of bar blocks and bar windows. The gate should be in line with the relevant national standards and set up a two-stage lock; the steel of the iron window must not be less than 15 mm and the fence should not exceed 8 cm; (ii) Swing of guns (rooms) and guns must be manufactured for iron or stainless steel; (iii) The installation of a protection of robbers, which can be accessed to police desks by public security authorities. Article 13 contains firearms and ammunition required by the operator, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Ministry of Public Security, to be declared by a public security agency at the district level, which shall not be procured through other channels or directly to the production plant, and from 10 days from the date of the distribution of firearms, to the public security authorities for the receipt of civilian fire support documents. Article 14. The keys of the gunshot (rooms) are run by two dedicated guns and are responsible for the registration of the gun blocked (doors). Article 15. The head of the value shall, after the end of each operation of the operation of the sexual firing site, indicate the ammunition of the firearms, check the consumption of a bullet during the course, and organizers watch the timely entry of the firearms. Article 16 shall establish a registration reporting system for the registration of firearms and ammunition at the place of operation: (i) The establishment of a firearms file containing information on the name, type, fire, the application of bullets, sources, the date of acquisition, the number of guns, maintenance documents and the debriefing; (ii) The establishment of a register of ammunition consumption, which includes the number of ammunition items, consumption and actual stockpiles, reports to the district-level public security authorities on a quarterly basis, which are reviewed and signed by the local public security authorities. Article 17 firearms operating on the ground of sexual fire require maintenance and debriefing, and the operators shall apply to the local public security authorities for the maintenance and delivery of firearms in accordance with the provisions. Article 18 of the operation of the shooting area prohibits the use of firearms and ammunition that are not installed at the site and prohibits the use of firearms and ammunition that will be installed. Article 19 Operational fires should establish a security management responsibility. A special representative of the gunshot was responsible for the distribution of firearms and ammunition and, at the end of the day's business, the recovery of firearms and ammunition. Each fire was established by a security manager responsible for receiving firearms and ammunition, leading to the entry, exiting of the shots and guiding the customers to correctly operate firearms. Article 20 does not provide the customers with the drinks containing alcohol, nor shall the customer bring the wall kits, firearms, ammunition, severe and other dangerous devices into the fire area. Psychiatrics and others who cannot control their acts are prohibited from entering the fire. Article 21, the public security authorities should conduct regular inspections of sexual spousal firefields and find that the security bandwids are promptly proposing time-bound changes. The operators were deemed to be grave and no longer eligible for firearms, and the public security authorities should recover their firearms and ammunition and civilian guns to support the fire documents and draw the sports administration to withdraw its licence. In violation of this provision, there are one of the following acts, which are sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, which constitute offences and are criminally prosecuted by law: (i) The unauthorized start-up of sexual fires without the approval of the public security authorities; (ii) Rental, borrowing and private acquisition of firearms and ammunition at the operating fire site; (iii) The use of firearms and ammunition that are not operationally equipped by law or that would be equipped with firearms and ammunition to be used in the fire area. Article 23 of the Public Security Authority consists of one of the following acts, disposing of the responsible supervisors and other persons of direct responsibility, by their superior authorities or by their units; and criminal responsibility under the law: (i) The application for the start-up of the required commercial fire range shall not be granted by law or shall be granted for the non-required application for commencement; (ii) Non-compliance with the responsibility for inspection or supervision of serious consequences under the law; (iii) Use of authority to receive, request and adapt the property; (iv) There are other abuses of authority and provocative fraud. Article 24 |
