(Health of 10 April 2012)

In order to preserve national security, this provision is based on the National Security Act of the People's Republic of China, the application of the National Security Act of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 The National Security Branch established by the National Security Service in the city assumes the responsibility of national security in accordance with the law within its jurisdiction.

Departments such as public security, confidentiality are responsible for national security.

Article IV, agencies, groups, businesses, business units and other organizations (hereinafter referred to as separate units) and individuals have the obligation to maintain national security and assist national security.

Units and individuals have found violations of national security or linearly, reports should be made promptly to national security agencies or public security agencies.

National security agencies provide guidance, coordination and oversight on the conduct of national security activities by units and individuals.

Units and individuals that support, assist national security efforts in providing recognition and incentives.

Article 5 Training institutions at all levels should open national security education courses to promote national security education for national staff.

Higher institutions and secondary vocational schools should conduct national security awareness education for school students, guided by national security agencies.

Article 6. National security authorities, in accordance with the needs of national security, may require the Government's relevant departments, as well as telecommunications, postal (rapport), guests, to provide information and other facilities related to national security efforts without compensation, and the relevant units shall assist and cooperate.

National security authorities and their staff can only use the relevant information obtained for the defence of the needs of national security efforts and strict compliance with confidentiality obligations.

Article 7. Relevant branches of the Government, relevant units shall keep the relevant information, information available to the national security authorities and their staff; data and information required for confidentiality by national security authorities, without the consent of the national security authorities, shall not be provided to any unit, individual, except for otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 8. When organizing large international conferences, large-scale outreach activities, the hosting or hosting units shall inform the national security authorities beforehand.

Significant cooperation projects involving State secret matters, hosting or hosting units should enter into confidential agreements with outside parties; information should be provided to the State security authorities or relevant authorities.

Any unit of article 9 should be informed by the State security authorities and be guided by the work of the national security authorities.

The units involved in State secrets should conduct national security education for their expatriates and establish corresponding security precautions.

Article 10 Persons involved in special duties involving State secrets, and persons who leave special duties but who have left the country for a period of default (referred to as close persons), whose units should report promptly to the national security authorities when they know their departure.

Article 11 states that:

(i) The presence of outside-country institutions, organizations, individuals to counter and buy suspicions;

(ii) Separate departures from outside of the country, desertion or participation in religious organizations;

(iii) A staff member who fled outside the country or escapes outside the country;

(iv) State secrets are taken by outside institutions, organizations, individuals stealing and crushing;

(v) Other situations where national security is violated.

Article 12 State staff escaped or left behind outside the country, and their offices should also implement hazard assessments, take appropriate remedies and cooperate with national security authorities.

Article 13. National security authorities may, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, draw to relevant personnel and information, equipment or focus inspections, such as customs, border control authorities, and civil airport safety inspection bodies, for the needs of national security, and should be assisted by the relevant units.

Article 14. National security authorities may, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, make use of transport instruments, communications tools, sites and buildings that should be returned in a timely manner and pay the corresponding costs; and should be compensated for losses.

Article 15. When a national security agency staff performs a national security mandate, the relevant archives, information, goods, etc. may be accessed to regional or places such as the transport control area, the levies, etc., by virtue of the State's relevant provisions.

Article 16, when staff members of the national security authorities carry out urgent national security tasks, the acquisition of aircraft tickets, fire tickets, car tickets, ship tickets or pre-entry tickets may be selected on a priority basis when they are presented by the people's police or reconnaissance.

Vehicles carrying out national security tasks enjoy the same right to road movement as a uniformed police vehicle; they are exempted from the customs card inspection through the presentation of a reconnaissance certificate or a special pass.

Article 17

(i) Construction projects such as airports, customs, postal hubs, telecommunications hubs, entry crossings and fire stations;

(ii) Security control of construction projects in the region;

(iii) Other construction projects provided by States related to national security matters.

The specific scope of the area of security control under the preceding paragraph is determined by the Government of the city.

A new construction, alteration and expansion of the construction projects listed in Article 17 shall be submitted to the following materials when applying for a licence involving national security matters:

(i) Applications for construction projects;

(ii) It would reflect the current state of construction projects and their surrounding 500 metres, with less than 1: 2000 terrain;

(iii) The engineering planning design programme, the design of the weak electricity system;

(iv) Other material provided by national security authorities.

Article 19, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, provides for construction projects that involve a licence application for national security matters to be accepted by the planning authorities and transmitted to national security authorities. Specific procedures are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the reform of the administrative approval system in the area of construction of the city.

Article 17, paragraph 1, first and third, provides for construction projects that relate to the licence application for national security matters to be considered directly by national security authorities.

Article 20 shall review construction projects within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the request and decide on the basis of the following:

(i) The construction project is in line with national security requirements and the granting of a licence decision;

(ii) While construction projects are not in keeping with national security requirements, the necessary national security precautions may eliminate hiddenities, and written requests by national security authorities for construction projects in the areas of design, construction, use may be granted a licence decision upon the applicant's written commitment;

(iii) The location of construction projects or the design of designs that are not in keeping with national security requirements and cannot be removed by means of national security-prevention measures, making written decisions that do not permit and justify the reasons.

Article 21, which concerns the completion of construction projects in national security matters, should be checked by national security authorities on whether construction projects are in compliance with national security precautionary requirements, reordering deadlines for failure to comply with national security protection requirements, and non-appropriation or re-engineering and non-utilization.

In the preparation or revision of the relevant planning, the planning authorities shall seek the views of national security authorities in writing on the planning elements involved in the area of security control.

It is proposed that State ownership of land use in the area of security control be given, and that the planning authorities should seek the views of the national security authorities in writing when planning the land is proposed.

Article 23 of the Postal Administration examines the application of a fast-moved business licence and should consider national security considerations and seek the advice of national security authorities. National security agencies should submit review observations within 10 working days of the date of receipt of material from the postal administration.

Postal and fast-moving enterprises should strengthen safety prevention and implement the system of receipts, and national security agencies should strengthen oversight management.

Article 24 should be involved by national security authorities in the safety testing and risk assessment of information security products, important information networks and systems; and in the context of national security requirements for disposal.

Article 25 consists of one of the following acts, which are redirected by the National Security Agency to remove the harm; warning, warning or remorse of the direct responsible supervisor and other direct responsibilities; and may be brought to the discretion of the competent organ:

(i) National staff escaped or left behind outside the country, and their units were not reported to national security authorities;

(ii) The presence of a close person for his or her personal departure has not been reported to the national security authorities;

(iii) Significant international conferences, large-scale outreach activities have not been communicated to national security authorities.

Article 26 has one of the following acts, resulting in the secret release of the State in the national security process, which is punishable under article 28 of the National Security Act of the People's Republic of China; in the light of the circumstances, by the National Security Agency to warn, train or default, and may be brought to the authority to dispose of:

(i) Failure to fulfil confidentiality obligations resulting in national security-related information and disclosure of information;

(ii) The illegal provision of information, information and information by national security authorities and their staff;

(iii) Other secrets of national security.

Article 27 impedes the enforcement of official duties by the staff of the National Security Agency in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National Security Act of the People's Republic of China, the Law on Security and Safety of the People's Republic of China.

The twenty-eighth construction project on national security matters, which is not authorized by national security authorities, is being restructured by a national security authority, which will be dealt with in accordance with the law of the relevant authorities and may warn, warn or blame the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

Construction projects involving national security matters have been completed but have not been inspected or inspected by national security authorities, which have been used by national security agencies to change the time limit by the national security authorities; the impending failure would be treated in accordance with the law of the relevant authorities and could impose a fine of 1000 for the direct responsible and other direct responsibilities.

Article 29, Staff of the National Security Agency, in the exercise of their official duties, have been subjected to abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud or other violations, by law, and constitutes an offence and to criminal responsibility by law.

Article 33, concerning failure of the competent authorities to fulfil their responsibilities or obligations for the maintenance of national security, is lawfully disposed of by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; constitutes an offence and is held criminally by law.

Article 31