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Anhui Province, Enterprises Or Institutions Internal Security Measures

Original Language Title: 安徽省企业事业单位内部治安保卫办法

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(The 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Ankara, 9 November 2005, considered the adoption of Decree No. 186 of 22 November 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 186, which came into force on 1 January 2006)

Article 1, in order to regulate the internal defence of enterprises, utilities (hereinafter referred to as “the Regulations”), to protect the physical, property security and public property security of citizens, to maintain the unit's work, production, operation, teaching and scientific order, and to develop this approach in the light of the State Department's Internal Security Control Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) in conjunction with the province.
Article II applies to the internal security defence of units within the territorial administration.
Article 3 sets out mechanisms for internal defence and government regulation.
Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the internal security of the units within the present administration, support, promote public security authorities and the relevant authorities to carry out their duties in accordance with the law, integrate the protection of security within the unit into the responsibilities of integrated governance, incorporate the focus on the security of the units into the unit's leadership appraisal and coordinate in a timely manner the key issues of internal policing.
Article 5. Public security authorities are responsible for guiding and overseeing the internal security defence of units within the present administration.
Relevant government departments with regulatory responsibilities for industry, systems (hereinafter referred to as relevant sectors) are responsible for guiding, inspecting the industry, internal policing in the units of the system, and coordinating in a timely manner the salient issues of internal policing in the unit.
The main head of the unit is the first responsible for the internal security defence of the unit. In-house policing is carried out by a unit of law and incorporated in the management objective, with tasks such as production, operation, teaching and scientific research being removed, peer inspections, peer vetting, peer vouchers, peer awards.
Article 7
(i) Follow-up to laws, regulations and regulations relating to defence;
(ii) The establishment of a system of responsibility for the defence of the security sector;
(iii) Organizing systems and measures for defence;
(iv) The establishment of a defence body in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations, with dedicated or part-time defence personnel;
(v) The funds and equipment required for the security of units;
(vi) Other important issues related to security.
Article 8. Security-focused units should put in place security defence institutions that are responsive to security defence missions. Non-focused units should be established in accordance with internal policing, or with a dedicated, part-time security defender.
The unit should report on the staffing of the CNDP, the CNDP and defence personnel.
The unit may hire security personnel and other persons eligible for security to engage in internal policing.
Article 9
(i) The development of an internal security defence system for units and the implementation of protection measures within units;
(ii) Organizing in-house education for the rule of law and security;
(iii) To be responsible for the security management of firearms and ammunition, which are provided by law, in key parts of the unit, in public places, firefighting, transport, computer information networks, valuable items, the safety of dangerous goods and in accordance with the law;
(iv) To be responsible for escorts, escorts and detention;
(v) Conduct security prevention patrols and inspections within the unit, establish patrol inspections and security concealments;
(vi) responsible for the organization of material defence, technology defence facilities and their maintenance;
(vii) Assisting the relevant departments in reviewing key department staff;
(viii) Security disputes within mediation units;
(ix) To report to the public security authorities on the major disturbing factors of this unit and to actively take corrective measures;
(x) Maintenance of the internal security order of the unit, the suppression of violations committed in the present unit, the immediate warning of the offences that are difficult to stop and the conduct of security cases, suspected criminal offences, and the measures taken to protect the scene and to cooperate with the investigation, disposal of public security authorities;
(xi) Implementation of other policing tasks.
Article 10 units should establish an internal security defence system, conduct regular policing defence inspections and eliminate security in a timely manner.
Article 11 contains cases of suspected criminal offences, security cases, security accidents or significant disturbances, security concealments, and internal security defence agencies or security personnel shall take appropriate measures of relief, control and disposal in accordance with the law, in conjunction with the timely reporting of public security authorities and related sectors.
Article 12 The CNDP has been identified by the municipal, district public security authorities in accordance with article 13 of the Regulations.
The CNDP should establish, under the guidance of the public security authorities, pre-removal cases for responding to emergencies within the unit and organize regular emergency response exercises.
CNDP should identify the key elements of the security defence of the unit in accordance with the following terms and inform the public security authorities of the relevant information:
(i) The place of production, use and custody of dangerous goods;
(ii) Key levels of electricity, electricity, water supply, heating and heating units;
(iii) Maintenance, use of rare, precious metals, precious equipment and head of equipment;
(iv) The location of large cash and critical vouchers;
(v) The location of important materials;
(vi) The location of firearms, ammunition;
(vii) Location and demonstration of the head of precious material, jewellery, precious meals;
(viii) The location of important archives, information and information;
(ix) Other matters should be ranked as important points of defence.
The non-focused units refer to the identification of key points of policing.
The units should put in place the necessary technical preventive facilities for the key ministries of policing in accordance with national standards and implement priority protection.
Article 14.
(i) Persons sentenced to control, deprivation of political rights, and to imprisonment, probation and imprisonment;
(ii) Those who are being monitored by a person who is inhabited, who is awaiting trial or who is outside the labour rehabilitation facility;
(iii) Persons with mental illness;
(iv) In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, it is not appropriate to other personnel serving at the critical level.
Article 15. Public security authorities perform the following duties with regard to the security of units within this administration:
(i) To guide, monitor the establishment, improvement of the internal security defence system and the implementation of security-protection measures;
(ii) To guide, monitor the construction and defence of security institutions in the oversight unit;
(iii) Guidance, oversight unit safety technology prevention;
(iv) Conduct security oversight, inspection, supervision, supervision, guidance units to properly distract major disturbing factors and to address the security hidden in a timely manner;
(v) In cases of suspected criminal offences, security cases and security-related accidents committed by units, the immediate police strength of investigation, investigation and disposal after reports are received;
(vi) The security order surrounding the correctional unit and the creation of a good security environment.
Article 16 provides that public security authorities and relevant departments should establish a system of inspection of the internal security of units. When carrying out the inspection, the inspector shall, at the time of the examination, record the examination accurately and shall be signed by the head of the inspectorate. The inspection found that the unit was in breach of the Regulations or that there was a security concealment, and that it should be suggested that the changes should be made.
Article 17, Public security authorities or the authorities concerned conceal the security presence within the unit, should send a notice of security concealment to the unit, specify the duration of the change and encourage the rehabilitation, and the relapse of the security situation within 15 days of the expiration of the period should be reviewed.
Article 18 provides recognition and incentives to the Government of the people, the public security authority or the authorities concerned, and to the authorities concerned.
Article 19 should be regulated by law by social insurance and accidental injury insurance for security officers.
The CNDP should be responsible for the costs of its medical services, such as the performance of its security responsibilities, and the provision for work injury insurance, disability assessment, and the reassurance of the Revolution.
Article 20, in violation of the provisions of the Regulations and the present approach, has one of the following circumstances, with a hidden security situation, the public security authority should be responsible for the reform of the deadline and warnings; the unit's failure to change, resulting in civil injury, public-private property loss or a serious threat to the security of citizens, public and private property or public safety, and a fine of more than 10,000 units totalling more than 100,000 dollars, a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for the principal head of the unit and other directly responsible personnel, and recommends that the relevant organizations be held accountable to the principal responsible for the offence under the law;
(i) Failure to establish a security defence body or a security defender in accordance with this approach;
(ii) No internal security defence system has been developed or implemented;
(iii) The establishment of the necessary technical preventive facilities in key ministries in accordance with national standards;
(iv) The appointment of persons who are incompatible with the conditions of the appointment to perform important ministerial functions;
(v) Other cases provided for by law, regulations and regulations.
Article 21 protects the legitimate rights and interests of others in the performance of their duties, and units and infringers should assume the corresponding legal responsibility under the Regulations.
Article 2 does not carry out its duties under the law, resulting in injury to citizens, damage to public and private property, or other omissions, abuse of their functions, and administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible, in the event of a serious nature, constituting a crime, and criminal responsibility under the law.
The departments concerned have been guided by, inspecting the industry and in the internal security defence process of the system toys negligence and abuse of their functions, taking into account the penalties set out in the preceding paragraph.
Article 23
Higher school policing is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 24