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(The 38th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of 16 September 2005) considered the adoption of the Decree No. 109 of 8 November 2005 on the Government of the Republic of China, which was launched effective 1 December 2005) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen school safety management, protect the safety of students, maintain educational teaching order, prevent and deal with school safety accidents, develop this approach in the light of the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 refers to the full-time higher schools, secondary professional (technical) schools organized by the State within the city's administration, primary and secondary schools (including vocational schools, special education schools), kindergartens. This approach applies to all schools. Article 3. Article IV Governments of municipalities, districts, communes (communes), communes (communes) should perform their duties in accordance with the law, create a sound security environment and guarantee school safety. The municipal education administration is the competent authority for the safety of schools and provides guidance and oversight for the safety of schools throughout the city. The executive authorities for education (markets, districts) implement specific guidance and supervision on the safety of schools in their territories, in accordance with the management of the security management of schools within the competent jurisdiction. The authorities in secondary vocational schools are responsible for the safe management of schools. Article 5. Public safety, fire, culture, health, environmental protection, business, construction, city administration and the surrounding environment are responsible for the safe management of school parks and surrounding environments within their respective responsibilities, creating a good environment for school safety. Article 6 Students should receive safe education and management in schools and adhere to school disciplines and regulations. Students' guardians should perform their custody duties in accordance with the law and cooperate with schools in the delivery of safe education, management and protection. Article 7. Schools are required to establish the responsibility for security management, and the school legal representative is the first responsible for school safety. Schools should be equipped with the Director of Registration Security, specifically responsible for school safety and the establishment of a dedicated or part-time security management force. The cost of safety management in schools should be fully guaranteed by school organizers. Chapter II Article 9. Buildings in schools and their subsidiary facilities should be in line with national security standards and the municipal education sector without national security standards will develop security norms with the planning, construction sector. buildings, facilities that are not in compliance with safety standards or norms shall not be used for educational teaching activities. Article 10 provides for the establishment of a safe and safe file of schools. The new schools or the alteration of existing buildings into schools should be completed through the identification and construction of administrative authorities, in accordance with the construction of engineering management procedures and relevant provisions. In the absence of receipts and requests, the municipal education administration shall not issue a licence. Article 11 Schools should conduct a safety certificate every two years. Schools may be at risk and should be certified immediately. Necessary houses identified as D should be removed immediately. The housing safety accreditation body may grant appropriate relief for the cost of the safety of the school premises in accordance with the school situation. Article 12 Article 13. Schools conduct at least a screening, maintenance and screening and maintenance of educational teaching facilities at all school hours. School laboratories, as well as skills operation, horticulture, sports supplies and other facilities, equipment, are subject to safety inspections prior to each use. Article 14. The public safety firefighting sector is required to conduct fire safety inspections at schools at the beginning of each school period and to organize fire monitoring at least once every half a year, with strict prevention and cessation of fire. Measures should be taken in a timely manner when fire is hidden. Article 15. The Education Administration will establish a dedicated management system for radiation materials, chemical medicines, biomass, equipment and toxic hazardous wastes used in teaching. Radiological material, chemical medicine, biological agents, equipment and equipment used in teaching should be marked with a clear marking that is stored in a safe location and the designation of exclusives. Harmonization of toxic waste generated by them, classification storage and transport, treatment and disposal of units with relevant qualifications. Article 16 provides for medical personnel, commonly used medicines and first aid equipment. Where schools are susceptible to collisions, landslides, etc., they should set a clear purpose safety alert. Article 17 Facilities, such as stoves in schools, special training sites, devices, etc. facilities, equipment must be in line with national provisions to establish a dedicated management system. Article 18 Students who have or rented their vehicles (hereinafter referred to as school vehicles) must have the following conditions: (i) In line with the State's security standards; (ii) There are clear signs of school buses; (iii) Security devices such as bandits; (iv) The former seat has a triangular security belt. Article 19 schools should assign specialized persons to check the delivery of school vehicles for each student and to detect excessive or other traffic offences and to put an end in a timely manner. At the time of delivery of students, the school vehicle will be equipped with more than one dedicated manager responsible for maintaining the order in the vehicle and guaranteeing the safety of the students at the time of the vehicle. The school driver should have a good driver record of more than three years. Chapter III Article 20 establishes a sound safety management system for schools and guarantees the safety of students. Article 21 School staff members shall be subject to the school safety management system and perform their duties in accordance with the provisions. The last week of March is the day of safety education for students. The first week of each school was a week of security education. During the Safe Education Day and the Safe Education Week, schools should take a variety of forms of safe education for students and support should be given to the relevant sectors. Primary and secondary schools should open safe education courses, and at least one student life-saving exercise is scheduled every school period. There is a need for regular and targeted safety education in kindergartens, special schools. Article 23 allows schools to engage relevant organs, groups, such as the judiciary, public security, to serve as deputy head of the school rule of law, to educate students on the basis of the rule of law, policing, transport, firefighting, etc. Article 24 introduces a system of patriarchy in schools. Non-school teachers, students are not allowed to enter the school area. In addition to the statutory circumstances, the toxic, harmful, flammable, prone, or animal, as well as the firearms, machines subject to security control, must not be brought into school. Article 25 does not enter the school pedagogical and sports areas without school consent. Vehicles permitted to enter the school area should be allowed to move in accordance with the prescribed roads and limitations, and be stopped at designated locations. Article 26 Students should go to school without school, and the school shall notify the student guardian in a timely manner, and the guardian shall perform his custody duties in a timely manner. Article 27 requires the early departure of the school and shall explain the reasons, with the consent of the guardian, and with the signature of the head of the school or the head of the person designated by the head. During the school, the second eighteen students will ensure that the regional corridors are accessible and that they will not be construed for safe exports. Before the closure of schools at night, CNDP is responsible for the conduct of schools to ensure school safety. School night patrols are not less than twice a day. Article 29 organizes large-scale activities such as horticulture, sports and celebrities, and should affirm discipline, take the necessary security protection measures, specifying the order of access to and from places of activity, and assign specialized persons to maintain order. Article 33 organizes sports teaching and competitions and should take the necessary measures for safety protection. The teaching, competition for swimming water, trajectory projects must be equipped with a sufficient number of personnel with professional life-saving capability. Article 31 provides that a student has a specific disease, a physical nature or other exceptional physical, mental condition, or that a student or his guardian should inform the school accordingly. School production records and necessary protection measures in educational teaching activities should be confidential. Schoolworkers are found to be physically or mentally ill in educational teaching activities, providing timely assistance and informing students' guardians. Article 32 organizes students outside school activities, and safety programmes should be developed, equipped with ambulances and arranged for full-time care and management by teaching staff at least two of the classes. Schools or other units may not organize students in commercial celebrations. Article 33 entrusts other units or co-organize students outside school activities with other units, and shall make a written agreement with the authorized units or co-organization units on safety and security. The authorized units or common organizational units should take effective measures to provide safety and security, in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations and agreements. Schools are responsible for the identification of security guarantees, personnel arrangements and transportation tools for the commissioning units or co-organizational units. Article 34 provides for the development of a safe course of teaching experiments. Schools are expected to place the teaching test safety course at the laboratory level. Pre-school teachers are required to provide students with an indication of the course of operation and attention, and to guide the safe operation of students. Students should adhere to the course of the experiment. Article XV establishes a health safety system for schools, and food and drinking water for students should be in line with national health standards. Schools are to strengthen the prevention of infectious diseases and chronic non-communicable diseases, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases. Article XVI provides accommodation for students, and a residential management system should be developed, with teachers or managers dedicated to the management of student accommodations and to secure accommodation for students. Article 37 Staff members and temporary staff are suffering from mental diseases, infectious diseases or other circumstances that may affect school safety, and the authorities and schools may take the necessary security measures, such as reorientation, induction treatment. Municipal, district (zonal) education, the health sector is required to conduct a medical examination of school staff and temporary staff before the start of the school in autumn. Chapter IV Article 33 Eighteen municipalities, counties (communes, districts) Governments should establish collaborative mechanisms for school safety management involving the heads of the relevant departments and units, such as education, public safety, fire, culture, health, environmental protection, business, construction, town management, housing. Article 39 Regional construction, establishment of toxic, hazardous, flammable or other dangerous goods and high-pressive electrical equipment in the vicinity of the school should be maintained in accordance with national provisions. The emissions of pollutants such as wastewater, dehydration, industrial solid waste, noise and radioactive substances in the vicinity of schools should be consistent with national standards. Article 40, mountains in the school region and in the vicinity of the school region, water flow is safely hidden for school buildings, places of activity, corridors, etc., and planning, land or water authorities should conduct regular inspections and, according to the results of the evaluation, send notifications to the relevant departments or schools on the use, movement or duration of rehabilitation, the establishment of protective facilities, or schools should establish effective protection facilities in accordance with notices, as well as accompanying blocking or prohibiting, close proximity of such warning signs. Article 40 does not establish Internet bars and electronic play places in the vicinity of schools. Cultural recreation facilities, such as Google, established around schools, should be in line with the relevant provisions and should not interfere with the normal educational teaching order in schools. Article 42 states that the public security transport authorities should establish schools in close proximity to schools and set the relevant road traffic symbols, mark lines in the preschool line. Schools or kindergartens are provided with temporary parking in schools or schools to facilitate the release of student vehicles. Article 43, when students attend school and re-entry, the public security authorities should strengthen the patrol and transport order management around schools. Schools and surrounding extortion, extortion of students or other offences, public safety agencies should introduce a specialised human responsibility system for timely treatment and rehabilitation. Article 44 schools or the education sector have found that there are situations that endanger the safety of students in schools or around schools or that there are significant security features that should be effective preventive measures and reporting to the relevant sectors. The local people's Government and the relevant sectors should be treated in a timely manner by law to eliminate security shocks. Chapter V Article 42 Education has developed a school emergency response mechanism. Schools should develop fire, meteorology, sudden public health incidents and other urgent events to deal with pre-emptions. In the event of emergency events, care should be taken in a timely manner and to inform the guardian of the student, while reporting to the municipal, district (commune, district) education and related administrative authorities within two hours to assist the relevant administrative authorities in their preventive and control measures. Schools should establish referrals, emergency disposal equipment and safe corridors and ensure their safety. The relevant departments that have received referrals should be addressed in a timely manner. Article 46 Students should take prompt care measures to prevent the expansion of accidents and inform students of their guardians in a timely manner. Article 47 should purchase the responsibilities of the student's hurdle school, and the students at the school-education stage organized by the Government are financially burdened by the city, the district, the district, and the schools organized by the social forces and paid by the organizer. Schools encourage and promote the voluntary participation of students in accidental injury insurance. In the event of an insurance accident, the insured person should pay compensation in full and on time. Article 48 provides for personal injury compensation for students, who may consult or apply for mediation to the education sector. To apply for mediation in the education sector, the education sector should be consulted in a timely manner and to provide mediation advice within 20 days. Consultations or mediation can be brought before the People's Court; the parties may also bring proceedings directly to the People's Court. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Section 49 Education, public safety, fire, culture, health, environmental protection, business, construction, town management, housing, etc. and their staff are not subject to the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations and are subject to administrative disposition by the relevant authorities in accordance with the law; constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility. Article 50 provides that schools do not perform safety education, management and protection duties in violation of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, are warned by the education sector or the appropriate administrative authorities to correct the deadlines; refuse to correct them, criticized by the education sector or by the corresponding administrative authorities and administrative authorities by the education sector for the administrative disposition of the school's head of the school organized by the Government; and that schools with significant security constraints are stopped by the educational sector. Schools do not fulfil their safety education, management and protection responsibilities, resulting in heavy, special casualty accidents, and should be dismissed and disposed of by the Government's heads of schools and other direct responsibilities; and the holding of schools, school safety responsibilities or other direct personnel organized by civil schools or in cooperation shall not engage in school management matters within five years. Crime constituted criminal liability by law. Article 50, where a student has been physically injured, the school has performed its duties in terms of safety education, management and protection for students, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, without liability, except otherwise provided by the law. Article 52 humiliates, beatings, teaching staff, interferes with the educational order of schools, which is governed by law by public security authorities; constitutes an offence and is held criminally by law. Chapter VII Article 53 surrounding schools refers to a safe distance to be maintained by national and local provisions, and does not provide for a region within two hundred metres of the school dividend. Article 54 states that the responsibility of the school is a risk of physical injury insurance for students and teachers caused by school error. Article 55 provides that the executive authorities of municipal education may establish rules based on this approach. Article 56 of this approach is implemented effective 1 December 2005. |
