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Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Security Services Management

Original Language Title: 内蒙古自治区保安服务管理办法

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(Summit 2nd ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia on 5 January 2004 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 133 of 29 January 2004 of the Government of the People's Government of the Mongolian Autonomous Region, which came into force on 1 March 2004)

Article 1 enhances the management of security services organizations and security personnel, regulates and facilitates the development of security services, enhances social security preventive capacities, and develops this approach in accordance with the practice of self-government zones.
The security services activities in the administrative areas of the self-government zone apply.
Article 3. Security service organizations, as described in this approach, refer to security services companies and internal security organizations.
(i) The security service company means registration by law to the business administration sector, with the approval of the public security agency, with special businesses with pay-for-saving security services. Security services are divided into limited liability companies and shares.
(ii) In-house security organizations refer to organizations established by business units and other organizations engaged in internal security prevention, with the approval of public security agencies.
Article IV. Security agents referred to in this approach are those employed by security services companies or by internal security organizations in accordance with this approach.
Article 5
(i) Maintenance categories: security defence and patrolling of activities such as organs, businesses, utilities, business, trade and tourism;
(ii) Detention types: currency, price securities, golden jewell, art, and other valuable material and explosive, chemical, etc.
(iii) Technical categories: development, design, installation, maintenance, maintenance and marketing of safe technology preventive products and systems, and safety services;
(iv) Other security services provided by law, regulations.
Article 6.
Article 7. Public security authorities are the competent authority for security services and are responsible for oversight of security services.
In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive branch, such as the business, tax, labour and prices, implements oversight of security services.
Article 8. The establishment of a security service company shall have the following conditions, in addition to the provisions of the State's establishment of companies:
(i) There are a number of security elements that have obtained the accreditation of security officers in the self-government area of the Interim Mongolian State;
(ii) The statutory representative has a large degree of education and has a certain legal, operational management level and security experience;
(iii) The establishment of a security service company in the custody category should be equipped with equipment facilities for more than one million dollars of the registered capital currency and for monitoring, communications, alerts, specialized vehicles;
(iv) The establishment of technical types of security services companies should have a number of professional technicians and design, test, installation, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance facilities for technical services.
Article 9. Establishment of an internal security organization shall have the following conditions:
(i) A dedicated manager;
(ii) There are fixed office spaces;
(iii) There are a number of security elements that have obtained the Autonomous Region of Mongolia;
(iv) There is a sound management system.
Article 10 establishes a security service company subject to the consent of the public security authorities of the mainland (market, area) to the approval of the Public Security Agency of the Allies (Central Region) and to the approval of the Public Security Authority of the Interim Self-Government Zone, with the licence for the operation of security services in the self-governance area of the Interim Force in Mongolian Self-Government Zone to conduct registration procedures for the local business administration.
A security service company, which has been approved, may operate across the region once the security services are filed with the public security authorities in the service area and registered in the service sector.
Article 11 establishes an internal security organization subject to the consent of the public security authorities of the flag (market, area) of the location, approval by the public security authorities of the allies (the city of the establishment area) and the granting of licences for the internal security organization of the self-government zone of the Commonwealth of Independent Mongolia, while reporting to the security authorities of the autonomous zone.
Article 12 does not have conditions for the establishment of an internal security organization and requires security services and should be employed by security services companies.
Article 13 Operational dances, large-scale Internet bars, Sanato-mascused premises, washing sites and other integrated public recreational places may not be established and the security agents must be employed from security services companies.
The security service company should have a regular rotation of security elements in recreational places.
Article 14. The security service companies that acquire the technical qualifications required by the State may, with the approval of the public security authority, install safety technology protection facilities for the following places and departments:
(i) Production, storage sites for firearms, civilian explosive devices;
(ii) Scillary, radioactive and nuclear material and vector-based storage sites;
(iii) The location or location of radio, television, telecommunications units;
(iv) Customary, price-efficient manufacturing and financial network points, treasury and bank vehicles;
(v) The processing, storage and distribution of precious metals and jewellery, such as gold silver;
(vi) Consistency, pooling of important archives and computer data;
(vii) Concrete storage, stereotype, exhibition, cherishing and precious items;
(viii) Major water, electricity, telecommunications works or places;
(ix) Places or places of worship, such as State organs;
(x) Departments or places established by national and autonomous areas.
Article 15. Security service organizations shall not engage in the following activities:
(i) Address civil disputes, economic disputes or labour disputes for clients;
(ii) Monitoring workers' production and life;
(iii) Non-related security services and other activities that violate the provisions of the law.
Article 16 provides for the training of the training institutions established by the security officer subject to the following conditions and authorized by the public security authorities to obtain a certificate of eligibility for security officers in the self-governance area of Mongolia.
(i) Citizens aged 18 years or above;
(ii) Physical health;
(iii) Compliance with the law and good goods.
Article 17
(i) The obstruction of the enforcement of official duties by State organs;
(ii) Searching the body of others, depriving, limiting the liberty of others, seizure of documents, property;
(iii) Violations of customer commercial secrets or personal privacy;
(iv) Instruction, beating or instigating others;
(v) Privately provide security services for others;
(vi) Resistance or settlement of labour disputes for clients;
(vii) Other violations of laws, regulations.
No unit of article 18, an individual shall refer to activities of security service organizations and security agents in violation of laws, regulations.
Security service organizations and security officers have the right to refuse implementation in violation of the requirements and directives set forth in the law, regulations.
Article 19 provides security services to clients, and the parties shall enter into contracts in accordance with the law, and the contract shall contain elements such as service projects, duration of service, cost of default, damages, termination of contract conditions.
Article 20 requires units and individuals for security services, and should provide security services with information that is necessary for security services.
The security services company and its security personnel shall not disclose information to any unit or person.
Article 21 Costs for security services should be fair and reasonable, and the quality of security services should be adapted to service charges, and projects and standards for fees should be made public to clients.
Security service charges are governed by the principle of a combination of government guidance and market adjustments, and the Government's guidance is developed by the Authority's price authorities in the self-government area with the public security agencies in the self-government area.
In article 22, the qualification of security officers in the self-government zone of Mongolia is regulated by the public security authorities in the autonomous region.
Article 23 provides that the security services organization shall conduct training for security officers who are on duty at less than 10 days per year.
Article 24 requires that the security officer be placed in a structured clothing, paving a uniform mark and assigning and using security agents or firearms in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 25 The clothing, symbols of the security officer, in accordance with the State's uniformity, uniform standards, and other organizations and individuals are not allowed to produce, replicate and sell themselves.
Other organizations other than the security service organizations referred to in this approach shall not be equipped with security agents for clothing and symbols.
Article 26 Security agents of the security service companies are subject to labour contracts. In the case of security officers who work more dangerously, the security service company should conduct an accident insurance.
Article 27 establishes a security training agency or conducts security vocational training, with the consent of the Public Security Agency of the Allies (Central Region) to be approved by the Public Security Agency of the autonomous zone. No units and individuals may carry out security training operations without approval.
Article 28 provides one of the following conditions for the security services organization, which is punishable by a warning, a correction of the time limit, and a fine of up to five thousand dollars:
(i) Recruitment of security officers in violation of this approach;
(ii) Violations of State provisions for the provision of weapons or firearms;
(iii) The failure to perform their duties under the contract caused serious consequences;
(iv) Violations of article 15, article 23 and article 26 of this approach.
Article 29, without the approval of the public security authorities, the unauthorized establishment of a security service company or internal security organization, is prohibited by the public security organs of the flag District, with the proceeds of the violation, and a fine of three times the proceeds of the violation shall not exceed three thousand dollars.
Article 33, without the approval of the public security authority, has been established by security training institutions or by security vocational training, which is banned by public security authorities above the flag district, with the proceeds of the conflict and with a fine of up to three times the proceeds of the violation.
Article 31, in one of the following cases, is cancelled by the licensee of the security officer in the Interim Mongolian Self-Government Zone:
(i) Violations of article 17 of this approach;
(ii) Administrative detention, labour rehabilitation or criminal punishment;
(iii) The existence of prostitution, cascabo, drug abuse;
(iv) The physical, property and other rights of States, groups and citizens are seriously undermined by the omission or failure to perform their duties as prescribed.
The security officer who had been cancelled the Interim Force in Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region (Autonomous Region) was not allowed to undertake security.
Article 32, unlawful production, replication, sale of security agents, clothing, symbols, documents and security devices, has the proceeds of the violation, with a fine of three times the proceeds of the violation by the Public Security Service of the flag District.
In violation of article 25, paragraph 2, of this approach, a fine of up to one thousand dollars of the Public Security Service of the flag District.
Article 33 of the Public Security Agency and its staff play a role in the injuring of their duties, in private fraud, abuse of authority, in violation of the legitimate rights and interests of the security services organizations and security agents, and in accordance with the law, and in the form of a crime, criminal responsibility is held by law.
Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2004.