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(Adopted by the 30th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Zenin on 21 June 2004 No. 49 of the Order of the People's Government of 30 June 2004 No. 49 of the Order No. 49 of 30 June 2004 (Act of 1 July 2004) The Government of the city has decided to amend the Regulations on the Management of Security Services in the city of Zenin (No. 52 of the People's Government Order 2002) as follows: Amending article 5 as follows: “The establishment of a security service company shall be authorized by the public security authority and shall apply for registration to the business administration sector in accordance with the law.” Articles 12, 13 and 13. iii. Amend article 14, paragraph 1, as follows: (i) Compliance with the law, good material and voluntary security; (ii) Physical health, up to 18 years of age; (iii) The degree of culture above; (iv) Participation in security operations training provided by States; (v) No criminal record.” Article 16 was deleted. Article 21 was amended to read: “In violation of this provision, a security service company or a security service is not authorized to cease its activities by a public security authority and a fine of more than 1,000 yen; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars in the event of an offence.” The relevant provisions are adjusted accordingly. This decision has been implemented effective 1 July 2004. The SARS Regulation is released in accordance with the relevant amendments to this decision. Annex: Oxford City Security Services Management Provisions (Amendment 2004) (Recommendations of the Decision of the Government of the city of 9 January 2002 on the revision of the Government of the People's Republic of 18 January 2002 on 30 June 2004 in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the city to amend the Regulations on the Management of Security Services in the city of Zenya) Chapter I General Article 1 regulates security services activities in order to strengthen the management of security services, in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations, and establishes this provision in conjunction with the realities of the city. The establishment of security services companies within the city's administration, the recruitment of security personnel and the conduct of security services and other related activities shall be subject to this provision. Article 3. Security services companies refer to security-related enterprises that provide social security services such as doors, escorts, patrols, custody, etc., authorized by public security agencies, which are legally registered with the business administration. The security service companies implement a system of operations with paid services, self-employment, independent accounting and self-sufficiency. Article IV provides administrative authorities in the security services sector to harmonize the management, supervision and guidance for all-market security services. The various branches of public security (zone) are responsible for the day-to-day management of security services within the Territory. Chapter II Security Service companies and security institutions Article 5. The establishment of security services companies shall be authorized by public security authorities and, in accordance with the law, apply for registration to the business administration. Article 6. The establishment of security services companies shall have the following conditions: (i) There are fixed operating sites and necessary services facilities; (ii) Registration funds adapted to business operations; (iii) Managers adapting to business operations. Article 7. Security services companies shall enter into security services contracts with their clients by law, specifying the scope, manner, duration, labour costs and the rights, obligations and default responsibilities of both parties. Article 8 (i) Provision of security services for clients, such as doors, escorts, internal patrols, and remand currencies, precious or dangerous goods; (ii) Provision of security services for activities such as exhibitions, exhibitions, recreational, sports and tourism; (iii) Provision of court guard security services for clients; (iv) To operate, with the approval of the relevant authorities, safety-prevention equipment such as fire, fire prevention, fire prevention, reporting and security communications; (v) Other items licensed by public security authorities. Article 9. The security service company takes over the currency and precious or dangerous items, the custoded bank or the important warehouse security services, and must arrange security personnel who are specialized in training. Article 10 prohibits the operation of the following products by security services companies: (i) Military, police use of firearms, ammunition; (ii) steel jewellers, philosophical guns, the control of machetes and other devices sold by public security authorities; (iii) Special clothing and symbols in the military, public safety and other national functional sectors. Article 11. Security services companies and their security personnel shall not be involved in security cases, investigation of criminal cases, or may not participate in customer economic disputes or in services and business projects prohibited by clients and other States. Chapter III Security personnel Article 12 is subject to review and may serve as security personnel: (i) Compliance with the law, good material and voluntary security; (ii) Physical health, up to 18 years of age; (iii) The degree of culture above; (iv) Participation in security operations training provided by States; (v) No criminal record. The recruitment of security personnel from the mobile population should be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the urban mobility population management. Article 13. Security services companies shall enter into labour contracts in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 14. Security personnel shall perform the following duties: (i) To correct violations of the provisions of security management; (ii) Work on fire prevention, firefighting, fire protection, and combating accidents in the area of operation, finding that insecurity should be eliminated in a timely manner and cannot be removed and reported in a timely manner; (iii) Protection of criminal, security and disaster accidents in the area of duty and maintenance of the on-site order. Security service providers should also ensure customer safety in accordance with contractual provisions that protect the legitimate rights and interests of customers. Article 15. Security personnel can be equipped with the State's uniformed-managed security equipment and communications, alerts. Security personnel are protected by law when carrying out their duties; public safety authorities should be treated in accordance with the law against unjustifiable abuse, beating the security personnel. Article 16 governs the duty of the security personnel and must be accompanied by a unified security clothing, with a single symbol. The design, production and supply of security clothing, symbols and documents are carried out in accordance with national provisions. Chapter IV Article 17 provides incentives for security services companies, security agencies and security personnel with one of the following conditions: (i) Prevention, suppression of criminal offences or in the fight against criminals; (ii) Risk relief, prevention of security accidents or other accidents, protection of public property and the security of citizens' property, with notable achievements; (iii) The performance of other security services should be clearly acknowledged. Article 18, in violation of this provision, does not authorize the establishment of a security service company or the conduct of security services by a public security authority to stop the activity and to impose a fine of more than 1,000 dollars; Article 19 allows for the production, sale of security clothing, symbols and documents, which are fined by more than 1,000 dollars for public security authorities, with the proceeds of the violation, with a fine of up to 30,000 dollars. The illegal possession or use of security clothing, symbols and documents is collected by public security authorities and a warning or a fine of €200. In violation of this provision, the Security Services Company has one of the following acts, which is restructured by public security authorities and fines of more than 1,000 dollars. With the proceeds of the violation, a fine of up to 3,000 yen; a failure to change and acquitted security service companies: (i) Participation in security cases, investigation of criminal cases or participation in customer economic disputes, as well as in customer triggering debt; (ii) The operation of the projects listed in Article 11 of this provision; (iii) The hiring of non-security personnel for security services; (iv) Non-performance of responsibilities resulting in serious criminal cases or security accidents. Chapter V Article 21, paragraph 1. |
