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(Adopted by the 58th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the San Francisco Autonomous Region on 24 January 2007, No. 20 of 10 February 2007 by the People's Government Order No. 20 of the Broad-Final Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 April 2007) In order to regulate public security border management, maintain border stability and peace, this approach is based on the relevant legislation, legislation and regulations. Article II units and individuals involved in the border management area of this self-government shall be subject to this approach. Border management of coastal vessels is applicable. Article III refers to the border management area referred to in this approach to the region where the self-government zone is conducting border inspections along the boundaries of the State. Specifically, the Government of the people of the autonomous region needs to be delineated and adjusted in accordance with border management. Article IV. Public security border management upholds the principle of border stabilization and stability, promotes trade, tourism, foreign economic cooperation and facilitates the production of life by the foreign population. Article 5 of the Public Security Border Sector is responsible for administrative law enforcement, such as border inspection, access to border management zones, and security management of border coastal territories. The security sector in the self-government area is responsible for the management of the security border throughout the region. The public security border sector is responsible for public security border management in the current administrative area in the municipalities, districts (markets, zones). Article 6. The public security border sector conducts border inspections by law against persons entering and entering the border management area and their luxury, transport instruments and cargo delivered. Article 7. Article 8. Persons entering and entering the border management area are one of the following conditions, and the public security sector should prevent them from entering and entering the border management area: (i) No personal documents; (ii) The possession of invalid documents; (iii) The use of other documents; (iv) Constraints and documents; (v) To reject border inspections; (vi) Laws, regulations stipulate other cases where access is not permitted. No units and individuals may organize, transport undocumented persons or illegal cross-border persons into the border management area; units and individuals in the border management area shall not be allowed to receive and hire persons who have no border management area to obtain effective access documents. Article 10 confirms the need to engage in spoiler operations, exploration, mining, mapping, visual programmes and other border management activities within the framework of 2000 metres of the self-government area of the national boundaries, and shall be granted administrative permission by law and be informed by the public security border sector prior to the operation. Article 11. When border inspections are carried out by the public security sector, the following items should be seized or collected, and the head of the transport tool is treated in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations: (i) Caring and carrying prohibited items that endanger national security and social order; (ii) The unlawful possession of documents, information and other goods belonging to State secrets; (iii) Firearms, Ammunition and Ammunition without authorization; (iv) Laws, regulations prohibit other goods entering the country. Article 12. Large vessels in coastal areas may be established to assist the public security border authorities in the management of ships. Article 13 gives sea vessels and their fishermen, the shipowners shall bring their sea documents together with the vessel, such as the Caravan, the Carol of the Shipowner's Orientation, or the Carriage of Sea Ships, and receive inspection and management in the public security border sector. Article 14. Upgrading of sea vessels, transfer, rent, invalidation, loss and changes in shipfarers shall also be made to local public security border authorities, in addition to the procedures established for the processing of documents such as the Passport of Ships and the issuance of the Islanders' Witnesses. Article 15. When a vessel enters into a non-source port, it shall be inspected to the local public security border sector or its authorized ship visa points. However, the exclusive vessels carrying out their official duties under the law, such as maritime, sea and interdiction. Article 16, in violation of the scheme's unlawful access to the border management area, is a warning or a fine of US$ 100. Article 17 engages in spoiler operations, exploration, mining, mapping, video recordings and other activities related to border management within the framework of 2000 metres of the self-government area of the line of the State, and does not inform the public security border sector, where a warning or a fine of up to $3000. Article 18 organizes, transports undocumented persons or illegal cross-border persons into border management areas with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 19 Receiving, employing persons who are effectively from and from the border management area, warnings or fines of $200,000. Article 20 states that sea vessels and their fishermen, shipowners do not carry the arsenal-related documents, warning the ship's head and their direct responsibilities or fines of €200. Article 21 updates, transfers, leases, distributors and changes in crews of sea vessels, failure to conduct poster documents changes or write-off procedures in the public security border sector, warning the ship owner or the direct responsible person or a fine of US$ 200. The second article, where the vessel is entering and entering the port of non-nownership, has not been subject to the procedure for the processing of border visas, warnings or fines to the head of the ship and its direct responsibilities. Article 23. Staff members of the public security border sector abuse their duties, play negligence, favouring private fraud, are lawfully disposed of; constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 24 |
