Article 1, in order to enhance the security management of large mass activities, protect the physical, property security of citizens, maintain social order and public safety, develop this approach in line with the Regulations on the Safety of the Safety of Synergy and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article II provides for the safe management of large-scale mass activities organized within this province's administration.

Article III refers to the large mass activity described in this approach, which refers to the rental, borrowing or other means of occupancy of places, sites (hereinafter referred to as single places) by legal persons or other organizations at the district level that are expected to participate in each of the following activities for the social public:

(i) Sports competition activities;

(ii) To carry out horticulture events such as a roll-call, concerts;

(iii) Exhibits, exhibitions, etc.;

(iv) Activities such as parks, lights, temples, conferences and fires;

(v) Activities such as the recruitment of talents, the sale of tickets on the ground.

The provision of this approach is not applicable to events such as theatre, music, parks, recreational places, within their daily operations.

The safety management of large-scale public activity should be consistent with the first-ever approach to safety and the prevention of ownership and be guided by the principles of the responsibility of the custodian, government regulation.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the safe management of large-scale activities, establish integrated coordination mechanisms, promote the implementation by public security authorities and other relevant departments of their security management responsibilities under the law and coordinate and address key issues in the security management of large mass activities.

Article 6

The Government's Emergency Management Service at the district level and the security regulation, quality, food medicine regulation, urban and rural construction, transport, culture, sports, health counts, education, tourism, business, urban management, environmental protection, mission, meteorology, communications management, etc., are responsible for the management of the management of large mass activity, in accordance with the required responsibilities.

Article 7. Governments and relevant sectors at all levels should take a variety of forms to strengthen legal, regulatory, and security knowledge-related advocacy related to large-scale public activity, and to enhance citizen safety awareness and preventive capacity.

Chapter II Security responsibility

Article 8. Large mass activists (hereinafter referred to as collaborators) are responsible for the safety of their hosting activities, and the principal heads of the custodian are the security responsibilities for large mass activity.

Large mass activity was co-hosted by more than two units, and the custodian should enter into joint security agreements that clarify their security responsibilities and identify the main security responsibilities.

Article 9

(i) A security risk forecasting or commissioning of a security risk assessment by the assessment body and the development of a safety programme for mass activity and emergency preparedness cases;

(ii) The establishment and implementation of a security responsibility regime, the identification of security responsibilities, clear security measures, and the responsibility of security staff;

(iii) A security inspection equipment, such as the size of large-scale public activity, the safety risk hierarchy, and the seldom;

(iv) The engagement of professional technicians in the areas of security defence, electricity, communications security, in the security of large mass activity and in training for security education;

(v) Organizing on-site safety work, conducting safety inspections, and in a timely manner excluding security shocks;

(vi) Implementation of emergency measures such as medical care, sanitation, food security, firefighting, disaster prevention, emergency response evacuation, and organization of performance;

(vii) To receive guidance and oversight of the work of public safety and other relevant departments, units;

(viii) Provide the necessary safeguards for the safety of mass activity;

(ix) Safeguard temporaryly established facilities, buildings and safety in places of activity, and provide warning signs of the temporary increase in complementary facilities.

Visitors are encouraged to recruit volunteers to provide volunteer services for the safety of large mass activities.

Article 10 Managers in large-scale activities (hereinafter referred to as a manager) should perform the following safety responsibilities:

(i) Secure places of activity, facilities in compliance with national security standards and security requirements, and provide the contractor with information on the safety of authorized places of activity, safe evacuation corridors, entry entrances and security of the facilities involved, such as the electrical system;

(ii) Guarantee safe evacuation corridors, evacuation signs, safe export, fireways, emergency broadcasting, emergency lighting, consistent with legal, regulatory and technical standards;

(iii) Security facilities, such as video surveillance equipment, which guarantees firefighting facilities, equipment and activity sites, are well equipped and effective, and the monitoring of information conservation is not less than thirty days;

(iv) Provide the necessary parking space and maintain the security order;

(v) The availability of specialized technical personnel, such as water supply, electricity, and gas, to ensure the proper functioning of the focused facilities;

(vi) In the course of the event of a public safety accident or other sudden incidents, assistance is provided to the custodian and the relevant departments, units to deal with emergency response and relief.

Article 11. Security staff shall perform the following safety responsibilities:

(i) Acquainted with the safety programme of mass activity and the pre-emption of emergencies;

(ii) A skilled use of emergency radio, lighting and command systems;

(iii) Synergies for the use of firefighters are well known to safe evacuation routes and security exports;

(iv) The acquisition and application of other security measures.

Article 12

(i) Approval of the material submitted by the host party for the safety licence of large-scale activities, organization of the identification site and security licences for eligible mass activity;

(ii) Develop, implement programmes for the safe management of large mass activities and emergency preparedness cases and report on the request of the Government Emergency Management Service at the location of the event;

(iii) The organization of the custodian and the custodian to conduct on-site safety inspections and to reorganize the found security cover;

(iv) Approval of the security capacity of the personnel in the area of operation, the number of parking parks and the delineation, and verification of the sale, issuance of tickets;

(v) Provide guidance on the training of security staff;

(vi) The establishment of a system of poor security information records for large mass activity and the promotion of society;

(vii) Discriminations in large mass activity under the law and the handling of cases that endanger social security and public safety.

Article 13. The Government and the relevant authorities should fulfil the following security responsibilities:

(i) To promote awareness of the safety of mass activities;

(ii) Approval, review and approval of large-scale public activities, in accordance with the provisions of the law;

(iii) To monitor, in accordance with its mandated responsibilities, the implementation of the safety of large mass activity.

Persons participating in large mass activities in Article 14 shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Observance of the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations and the public administration of justice shall not impede social security and affect the social order;

(ii) To comply with safety management systems such as on-site policing, firefighting, and to refrain from carrying hazardous items such as explosive, flammability, radiological, toxicity, corruption, etc., without unlawful possession of firearms, ammunition, controllers;

(iii) No items such as humiliation, humiliation, unlawful tabular, articles shall be taken into account and shall not be persecuted, motor or other staff;

(iv) Self-recruit security inspections, in conjunction with random items such as safety staff identification kits;

(v) Subject to the management, command and evacuation of the safety staff on the ground.

Chapter III Security permits

Article 15. Security permits by public security authorities for large mass activity. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

The organization of large mass activities should be in line with the following conditions:

(i) The licensor is a legal or other organization established under the statutory procedure;

(ii) The content of large mass activities shall not be in violation of the provisions of the Constitution, laws, regulations and regulations and shall not be in violation of the right to social justice;

(iii) A security programme in line with the provisions of this approach, with clear security responsibilities and effective measures;

(iv) places of activity, facilities are in compliance with safety requirements.

Article 16 is expected to take part in a large mass activity at all times, with the participation of more than five thousand people, subject to security permits by the public security authorities of the local government at the district level of the activity; more than five thousand people are expected to participate at each stage; security permits are carried out by the public security authorities of the city's government in the area where the activity is located; cross-protected municipalities, districts (markets, districts) are carried out by the public security authorities of their common superiors or designated public security authorities.

Large-scale public activity is organized within the provincial wards (markets) administration, with the application of security permits by the National Public Security Agency of the District.

In the process of implementing a security licence for large mass activity, the public security authorities of the provincial Government should strengthen guidance and oversight inspections and find that the problem is changing in a timely manner.

Article 17 Applications for security permits for mass activities, and the applicant shall submit the following material to the public security organs by 20 days of the date of the organization:

(i) Applications for mass activities;

(ii) The legal certificate established by the licensor and the identity of the security holder;

(iii) Large mass activity programmes and related notes;

(iv) Programme of work on security for mass activity and emergency preparedness cases;

(v) Leasing, borrowing space agreement or proof of the occupation of public places and roads.

In addition to the material provided in the previous paragraph, the applicant shall submit a joint security agreement.

In accordance with the provisions of the law, administrative regulations, the authorities have qualifications and qualifications requirements for large mass activity holders and should also be presented with relevant qualifications, qualifications.

Article 18

(i) Time, location, content and organization of activities;

(ii) Number, assignment and identification of security staff;

(iii) Fire safety measures in the area of activity;

(iv) The number of persons accommodated in the area of activity and the number of persons expected to participate;

(v) The creation and marking of the area of the security buffer zone;

(vi) Accreditation and security inspection measures for the recipient;

(vii) vehicle parking, evacuation measures;

(viii) Maintenance of on-site order, evacuation of personnel.

Article 19 The public security authority shall review the material within two days of the date of receipt of the request and make a decision to receive or be inadmissible under the law. In the absence or incompatible with the statutory form of the application, the applicant should be informed in writing, either at the time or within three days, of the need to fill the content, and the late notification is admissible from the date of receipt of the request. The applicant shall be treated in full, in accordance with the statutory form, or in accordance with the request for the full replenishment of the requested material and, within seven days, verify the substance of the application, the security conditions in the site of the inspection activity, the decision to make a security licence in accordance with the conditions, and submit a request to the public security authority at the highest level. In the case of non-compliance, the public safety authority does not have a security licence and gives reasons in writing.

In the same area of activity, the applicant requests for a wide range of mass activities, which may be subject to a one-time security licence, but safety management of each activity shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the regulations.

Article 20 provides that public security authorities may, in accordance with the requirements of counter-terrorism violence and security of national security, public safety, public health, which may have serious implications or consequences for the organization of large-scale public activity, shall not be granted security under the law; that security licence decisions have been taken to modify or withdraw in order to the public interest, and promptly inform the custodians of the loss of property, shall be compensated by law.

Article 21 provides for a large mass activity subject to security permits, and the licensor shall not be allowed to change the time, place, content or scale of activities.

A change in the time of mass sexual activity by the licensor shall apply in writing to the public security authorities that have made a security licence decision before the date of the scheduled date of the operation, with the consent of the public security authority.

The contractors should reproduce security licences in accordance with the provisions of the scheme by changing the location of large mass activity, content and scaling up large mass activity.

Article 2 quantifies large mass activity by the licensor and shall be informed, in writing, by three days of the scheduled date, of the public security organs that have taken a security licence decision and shall return to the security permits granted to the public security authorities for the organization.

Changes, elimination of mass sexual activity should be properly addressed through timely announcements such as newspapers, television, radio, networking, etc., and the elimination of social adverse impacts.

Chapter IV Security management

Article 23 provides for large-scale public activity subject to security permits, and public safety authorities should conduct on-site safety inspections either alone or jointly with other relevant departments.

The staff performing on-site safety inspections should present effective documents to inform the basis, content and requirements of the inspection, produce a security check record on the ground, such as the time, place, content, participation in and on-site safety inspections, and be confirmed by the staff member and the host, the main head of the site manager or by the author. It was found that security implieds should be accompanied by a change of opinion, the time limit of the custodian, the custodian of the premises or the immediate transformation. The event was stopped by law by refusing to change or by failing to change.

The custodian, the custodian shall cooperate with and assist, such as true clarifications and information. Restructuring of the proposed changes will be made in a timely manner to eliminate security shocks.

Article 24, based on security risk forecasting or assessment of institutions, requires a scenario simulation of emergency response scenarios for large-scale public activity, and public security authorities should conduct a simulation exercise in accordance with the elements and requirements of the emergency response.

Article 25. Public security authorities have organized commensurate police strengths, in accordance with security needs, to maintain the order of safety, transport and so forth, to prevent and dispose of emergencies and to investigate violations by law.

Article 26, in relation to large-scale public activity subject to security permits, shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Organizing large mass activities in accordance with the time, place, content and size of the licence;

(ii) Not to entrust or transfer large mass activity to others;

(iii) Provision and requirements for transport control, operation order, security inspections, etc., through the media, publicity, posters, tickets or on-site broadcasting;

(iv) The timely evacuation of personnel and vehicles at the time of entry, refunding;

(v) Organization of care for priority ministries such as water supply, electricity and gas;

(vi) Create warning signs in hazardous areas such as bridges, holes, narrow routes, watersheds, and take protection measures;

(vii) Prohibition of the use of small aircraft and airborne vehicles without approval;

(viii) To discourage and put an end to acts that impede the safety of large mass activity, and to identify alleged violations to be reported to public security authorities in a timely manner.

Article 27 sells, distributes the tickets not to exceed the authorized level of security of the personnel.

When the contractor found that the applicant had reached the authorized level of security of the personnel of the activity, it should immediately cease the number of votes and take the measures of evacuation; it was found that the grounds for a false statement should be denied its entry and reported to the staff of the public security agencies on the site.

The custodians may take security measures such as real-heafeeding, voucher defence.

Article 28 sets out temporary facilities, buildings should entrust qualified units with the design, construction and conclude safety agreements with the premises manager and construction units.

The design, construction units should be designed, constructed, dismantled temporary facilities, buildings, ensuring temporary facilities, building construction safety and security, in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards, and, where necessary, the custodians should entrust specialized agencies with testing, testing of buildings and testing. Professional institutions should test, test reports and be accountable for the authenticity of the report.

Article 29, when public safety accidents or other sudden incidents occurred in the course of large-scale public activity, the licensor should immediately initiate emergency preparedness cases and report to the people's and public security authorities at the location; the public security agencies that have received reports should report to the Government of the people at this level in a timely manner and inform other relevant departments and units.

The Government's Emergency Management Service, the Public Security Agency and other relevant departments, units responsible for emergency relief assistance should take emergency response measures to respond in accordance with the responsibilities of emergencies.

In accordance with the agreement of the contract, the security services companies that assume the security of large mass activity should provide security services that meet the standards.

Article 31 provides for the socialization and marketization of large mass activities. More than the people at the district level and the authorities concerned shall not intervene in the safe licence and security management of large-scale activities in any way.

The custodians can afford insurance such as public responsibility, based on the content, scale and security risk levels of large mass activity.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 32 Large mass activities without security permits from public security authorities are prohibited by public security authorities, with a fine of more than 30,000 dollars for the licensor.

The licensor will be entrusted or transferred to another person by a large mass activity subject to a security licence, with the responsibility of the public security authority to stop the activity and fine the charging of more than five million dollars of the treasury.

Article XIII sells, distributes more than authorized places of activity in the security capacity of the licensor, which is converted by a public security authority and fines of up to three million dollars.

Article 34, Public Security and other relevant departments and their staff are one of the following acts in the security management of large-scale public activity, which is being rectified by a superior administrative body or by an inspection authority; in the event of serious gravity, the legal disposition of the competent and other direct responsible personnel who are directly responsible; and the criminal accountability of the law:

(i) No security licence or security inspection, as prescribed;

(ii) The discovery of security concealments that are not redirected by the law, and by the custodians;

(iii) To require the licensor to commission a designated assessment body, a professional agency or a security service company;

(iv) Use of functions to facilitate requests, receipt of the money of the licensor, the owner of the premises or other interest;

(v) The use of posts to facilitate business activities related to activities;

(vi) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Annex VI

Article XV of the security of large-scale public-level activities directly organized by the Government of the people at the district level is the responsibility of the Government of the people responsible for the conduct of the event and the non-application of a security licence regime, but it should be tasked with or will work with the relevant public security authorities to develop a more rigorous security defence programme.

Article XVI states that citizens have spontaneous spontaneous spontanes, where the custodians should maintain an on-site order to prevent the occurrence of sudden incidents and report to the public security authorities in a timely manner on the safety management of activities in the light of this approach:

(i) Traditional folk-based activities such as new spring, re-entry, stereotyped ritualism;

(ii) Celebration and celebration of other major festivals.

Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2015.