Article 2 engages in the protection of public safety technologies in the administrative areas of this province (hereinafter referred to as public technics) and its monitoring activities should be followed by this approach.

Article 3. This approach refers to technical means such as the use of safe technology preventive products (hereinafter referred to as technic products), safety technology preventive systems (hereinafter referred to as TC-protection systems) to prevent, suppress violations and maintain public safety activities.

The approach refers to technical defence products used for public technic activities, which have the functions of intrusion, prevention, theft, defence, destruction, fire protection, etc., and the prevention of specific products of abuse by State, collective, personal property and security.

This approach refers to systems that are used for the maintenance of public safety and the stability of the social order, the integrated application of science and technology instruments, technic products and other related products, including intrusive alert systems, video and audio surveillance systems, access control systems, e-learning systems, parking garage systems, fire safety inspection systems, etc.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of public technic efforts to integrate public technology defence in the overall planning of national economic and social development, as well as in the management of the social and security integrated governance objectives, to organize coordination and the promotion of public technic work in the relevant sectors, and the requirements are guaranteed by the same level of finance.

Article 5 oversees the management of public technicians.

More than the people at the district level have developed and reformed, housing and rural and urban construction, business, quality technical supervision, safe production monitoring and other relevant sectors, within their respective responsibilities, to manage public technology.

Article 6. The public technical defence of this unit is governed by the law by organs, groups, enterprise units and other organizations, under the guidance and supervision of public security authorities.

Article 7

Article 8 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in public technology defence.

The following places and offices of Article 9 should be equipped with technical defence products or technology systems consistent with the standards:

(i) Arms, ammunition banks and civil explosive devices;

(ii) The development, production, sale, storage or location of hazardous items such as flammable, prone, poisonous, radioactive items, or the development, production, sale, storage or location of hazardous items, such as bacteria, viruses and toxins;

(iii) Reservations, treasurys, rooms and rooms that store important archival information;

(iv) museums and places of massization, storage of important books and valuable civil-cultural information, in kind;

(v) The manufacture or centralization of currencies, the availability of securities, the place of instruments and the important place of financial institutions;

(vi) The location or place of the production, storage of documents that are secret in the State, probationary, information, etc.;

(vii) A significant number of units such as radio, television, communications, postals;

(viii) Large energy power facilities, water facilities and water supply, heating, electricity facilities and fuel banks, fuel stations, gas stations;

(ix) Airfields, large passenger stations, focus terminals, tunnels, major bridges and roads and public transportation tools;

(x) Schools ( kindergartens), medical institutions, large chambers of commerce, agro-industries and public recreational places, sports houses, guests, hotels, tourist sites;

(xi) Production, storage and storage of important material warehouses, as well as pollutant enterprise units;

(xii) The construction of a small residential area for the new population and the establishment of a sub-group with the corresponding conditions.

The units with pre-defined locations and departments are part of the public technology defence focus unit, which should be tasked with the installation and management, use, maintenance of the technology defence system and integrating human defence, material defence, and technic.

Article 10

(i) Develop systems for the use, maintenance, maintenance and updating of technology defence systems;

(ii) Designate specialized persons responsible for the operation, maintenance, management and training of the technician system, conduct regular testing, probation and day-to-day maintenance, and ensure regular operation;

(iii) The development of a system of searches, referrals, registration and confidentiality for information collected in the use of technic systems;

(iv) Establishment of a corresponding system of work and the development of pre-response cases.

The public regions of the community, such as the sky, the park, the main roads, the complex regional road blocks of policing, and the road, the tunnel, the large bridge, should be installed.

Technician systems in the public area of society should be funded by the Government of the people of the districts or districts (communes, districts) and designated the relevant sectors to harmonize organizational planning, information sharing and operation.

Article 12. The public regional and public technology defence focal points involved the location and location of public safety and should be equipped with a video surveillance system that should be designed in compliance with national standards for the safe video monitoring of information transmission, exchange, control of technical requirements, to reserve interfaces with the network of video images information-sharing platforms for public security authorities and to bring video information resources into the platform on the basis of public safety and networking needs.

Public security authorities should integrate video surveillance systems involving public safety and make use of social video surveillance information resources.

Public security authorities, national security authorities can enter into or directly use video surveillance images involving public safety due to the need to preserve national interests and social public safety, and the relevant units and individuals should cooperate.

Article 13 A certificate of compulsory product certification should be obtained in the form of a directory of compulsory national security technologies for the prevention of products.

Article 14. New construction, alteration and expansion of construction works require the installation of a public safety-related technology defence system, which should integrate technic systems with the construction of works, synchronized construction and synthesize.

The design, construction, inspection should be consistent with the relevant standards set by the State, with no experience or experience gained and cannot be used. When the technic system receives qualifications, it should be reported to the public security authorities of the veterans (communes, districts) and be supervised by public security authorities.

The TCSS design programme for the social public regional and public technology defence focus units should be based on national regulations for the organization of design units, construction units and technical experts, or commissioned professional bodies with corresponding qualifications, and for the design and construction of construction maps after their adoption.

Article 15 Technician systems already installed in the public and public technology defence focus units, and no units and individuals shall have the following acts:

(i) Destruction of the equipment, facilities and facilities of the technic system;

(ii) Harmonization, deletion and modification of the operation procedures and records of the technic system;

(iii) To change the use and scope of the mechanical system;

(iv) The sale or use of the law and the dissemination of information collected by the technic system;

(v) Disclosure of secrets of the technic system;

(vi) The use of technic products or systems to violate privacy and other legitimate rights;

(vii) Other hazards to the regular use and security of TCDC.

Article 16 Operational units of the technic system should be made public-technical in accordance with the following requirements:

(i) The maintenance of the technic system and the regular evaluation of the technic system;

(ii) Streamlining the operation of the technic system to enhance the management and training of technician users;

(iii) To verify the information received, to confirm that it is a warning and to report promptly to the public security authorities.

Article 17 builds, construction, maintenance, use and operational services units of the technic system, and shall establish a confidential system, implement confidentiality measures, strengthen the management and control of persons of knowledge, knowledge-sharing, management of documentation-related information, in accordance with national legislation, regulations and regulations relating to confidential work.

Article 18 has a statutory criminal investigation authority and a State authority with a public accident investigation authority under the law, whose staff are able to access, replicate and use information on a system of counter-terrorism in accordance with the law. Access to, reproduction and use of information shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Staff members shall not be less than two;

(ii) Accreditation and documentation of work;

(iii) Implementation of relevant registration procedures;

(iv) The information obtained is limited to the extent required for the implementation of the functions and the obligation to confidentiality.

Public security authorities should conduct public awareness-raising education, conduct public technic inspections, detect and encourage the rehabilitation of public technics in a timely manner. The inspection of public technics includes the following:

(i) The implementation of the obligations of the TCDC system by law;

(ii) The establishment and implementation of the day-to-day system of maintenance and use of the public technology defence focus unit;

(iii) Implementation of relevant national provisions for the production of technic products;

(iv) Programme evidence and engineering tests, inspection of the social public regional and public technology defence systems;

(v) Other matters requiring oversight under the law.

The relevant units and individuals should be synergized when the public security authorities conduct oversight inspections.

Article 20 should establish a sound monitoring inspection management system that can be carried out in writing through verification of the relevant material from the business units and individuals, or through a sample inspection, testing, testing, testing and inspection of the technic products in accordance with the law.

In monitoring inspections, the public security authorities and the relevant departments should produce documents that are monitored and should provide information and information as necessary.

Article 21, Public security authorities should promote the establishment of a corresponding self-assessment system for public technic units, mechanics and use units, brokering organizations and operating services. When the public safety authority conducts inspections under the law, it is found that there is no regulatory requirement and that it should be proposed to reproduce the period of time.

Article 22 provides that the public security authorities and their staff shall not be charged with fees or for other interests without the designation of products and services when they are inspected by law.

Article 23, in violation of article 9, paragraph 2, and article 15 of this scheme, states that one of the following conditions is being changed by the public security authority; that the period of time has not been changed; that there is a fine of up to 10,000 dollars for the unit and a fine of 5,000 dollars for the head of the unit and the associated responsibilities:

(i) The installation of a technic system without installation;

(ii) The use of the non-performance technic system, either experienced or experienced;

(iii) The normal use and safety of the technic system.

Article 24, in violation of article 10 of this approach, provides that the Public Technical Preventive Unit has not been able to carry out public-technical defence efforts in accordance with the provisions, and has been converted by the public security authority; and is fined by $50 million over the overdue period.

Article 25, paragraph 1, of the present approach provides that the construction unit is one of the following conditions, which is being converted by the public security authority to the period of time, and that the period of time has not been changed, with a fine of more than 30,000 dollars:

(i) No interface with the network of video information-sharing platforms with public security authorities, as required;

(ii) No videoconferencing information resources were made available to the public security authorities on the basis of the provisions.

Article 26, in violation of this approach by the competent State organs and their staff, toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, shall be disposed of by the competent organ and by the competent person and the person directly responsible, by virtue of the law; to compensate the parties for damages in accordance with the law; to constitute a crime and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2015. The first revision of the Decision of the People's Government of Favu Province on the revision of the regulations of the provincial government was adopted at the 17th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Favu on 3 October 1996 (the decision of 30 May 1998 to amend the regulations of the Government of Floru Province, which was issued on 7 July 2004 by the People's Government of Favu Province for the second amendment of the Decision on Amendments to the Safety Technology Management of Fford Province).