In order to regulate the management of public safety video images information systems, preserve public safety, guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, this approach is based on the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

This approach refers to the use of video-gathering techniques and equipment to collect, transmit, control, demonstrate and store systems for sites and regions involved in public safety.

Article III. Governments of municipalities, districts (zones) should strengthen organizational leadership in the management of public safety video information systems, establish work coordination mechanisms to deal in a timely manner with major management matters.

Article IV. The public security authorities are responsible for the management of public safety video images information systems throughout the city; and the public security authorities in the district (zone) are responsible for the management of public safety video images information systems within this jurisdiction in accordance with their responsibilities.

Sectors such as development reform, industrial and informationization, finance, planning, construction, market and quality monitoring, urban management, parking greenization are governed by their respective responsibilities by the public safety video information system.

units such as electricity, communication operation, radio and television should be aligned with the relevant work of the public safety video information system.

Public safety video images information systems should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, harmonization, integrated construction, resource sharing and legitimate use.

No units or individuals may use public safety video information systems to disclose State secrets and commercial secrets, violate personal privacy and other legitimate rights.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 7. The public security authorities shall prepare plans for the construction of a public safety video information system throughout the city, with the approval of the Government.

The planning and construction of public safety video information systems should take full advantage of existing video information resources and avoid duplication.

The following places and regional main entrances, corridors or focuss should be established to develop a public safety video information system:

(i) Important information units, such as national authorities and radio stations, television stations and newspapers;

(ii) Important transport hubs such as airports, ports, vehicles stations, urban dry tunnels, important road transport corridors, major bridges, tunnels, tunnels, tunnels, underground corridors, and important transportation instruments such as sea, passenger carriers;

(iii) Large energy power facilities, water facilities and urban water, electricity, fuel and fuel supply facilities;

(iv) Telecommunications, postal, financial units;

(v) Education, scientific research, medical institutions and large cultures, sports sites and networks;

(vi) museums, archives and priority material protection units;

(vii) Large trade, logistics, material reserve centres, large square brackets, parks, tourist landscapes;

(viii) Development, production, sale, storage of hazardous items or experimental, servitude and toxic units;

(ix) Development, production units and national focus construction units for key products of the defence and technology industry;

(x) The residential area;

(xi) Other places and regions provided for by law, regulations.

Article 9 places and regions involving personal privacy of citizens, such as collective accommodation, hotel rooms, bathrooms, more clothing, sanitation, prohibiting the availability and installation of public safety video information systems.

Article 10. The construction of a public safety video image information system should be in line with national standards and technical norms, and a clear marking.

The creation of outdoor advertisements, construction lines, vegetation or other facilities shall not impede the collection of images of existing public safety video images information systems.

Article 11. New construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects requires the construction of a public safety video image information system, which should be synchronized with the work of the project's subjects.

Article 12 builds a public safety video information system, which can autonomously choose qualified safety technologies for the design, construction and maintenance of quality safety technology preventive systems. Public security authorities and other relevant departments may not designate product brands and sales units, nor shall design, construction and maintenance units or take advantage of their functions to profit.

Under article 13, construction projects requiring the construction of a public safety video information system must be attended by public security authorities when the overall works are completed; and, after receiving qualifications, the parties can be used.

The use of public safety video images information systems had been established prior to the operation of the scheme and the information should be reported to the location (zone) public security authorities within 90 days of the date of operation.

Article 14. The municipal public security authorities should provide networking and resource integration to government investment-building or rented public safety video information systems, as required by law, safety and norms, and to achieve cross-sectoral video information sharing. They should be synchronized.

Public safety videos information systems constructed by non-governmental investment should be constructed or used to reserve the interface in accordance with national standards.

Article 15. The removal of public safety video information systems, such as urban construction or location, regional change use, should be communicated in writing to the local (zone) public security authorities in the first 3 days.

Chapter III Maintenance and application

Article 16 Public safety video images information systems are established by government investment and are maintained by the use unit; by non-governmental investment construction, which is responsible for construction units or units.

Other units may also be entrusted with the maintenance of public safety video information systems, and both parties should clarify their rights obligations and ensure the safe operation of the system.

Article 17 Use units of a public safety video image information system should comply with the following provisions:

(i) The establishment of a management system, such as proxy, information conservation and maintenance;

(ii) Conduct job skills and confidential knowledge training for public safety videos and managers;

(iii) The regular maintenance of the public safety video information system, the maintenance of a clear picture of images, ensuring that the system operates throughout the day without undue interruption, such as the disruption of the operation, should be immediately rehabilitated;

(iv) The period of maintenance of information on the public safety video information system shall not be less than 30 days, and the law, legislation and regulations contain other deadlines, from its provisions.

(v) The discovery of suspicious information relating to public safety, sudden incidents and criminal offences should be reported in a timely manner to public security authorities or the relevant authorities.

Public security authorities should be approved by the heads of the public security authorities at the district level by virtue of the need for law enforcement, by accessing, replicating or redirecting information on the public safety video information system of the relevant units.

Other relevant sectors should be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations, by accessing, replicating or redirecting information on public safety video information systems.

Article 19 Staff members of public security agencies and other relevant departments shall be subject to the following provisions, in accordance with article 18, to access, replication or retrieval of information on public safety video images information systems:

(i) Staff members are not less than two;

(ii) Submission of work documents;

(iii) Submission of documents for approval by public security authorities or proof documents by the units;

(iv) Implementation of registration procedures;

(v) Compliance with the use and confidentiality of information.

No unit or individual shall have the following acts:

(i) Changes in the use, location and scope of public safety video information systems;

(ii) Information on the illicit sale, provision, dissemination or illicit reproduction of public safety video information systems;

(iii) Removal, concealment, damage to the original record of information on the public information system;

(iv) Theft, destruction of facilities, equipment and equipment for the public safety video system;

(v) To deny, prevent public security authorities and other relevant departments from accessing, replicating, receiving, entering or directly using public safety video information systems and information;

(vi) Other acts affecting the operation of the public safety video information system.

Article 21, Public security authorities should strengthen the day-to-day oversight management of the construction, maintenance, use and safety of public safety video information systems.

Section II of the Public Security Vived System of Information provides a prominent contribution to the maintenance of public safety, the handling of sudden incidents, and is recognized and rewarded by public security agencies or the relevant departments.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 23, which violates the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 24, in violation of this approach, should be constructed without construction of a public safety video image information system, which is being converted by a public security authority; unprocessarily, a fine of up to 1000 units and a fine of up to 2.0 per cent of those responsible for them.

Article 25, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being modified by the time limit of the public security authority, and a fine of up to 1,000 United States dollars over the period of time.

(i) The construction of a public safety video image information system is not marked;

(ii) The creation of outdoor advertisements, construction lines, vegetation or other facilities that hinder the collection of existing public safety video images;

(iii) The dismantlement of public safety video images information systems that are not communicated in advance to the local (zone) public security authorities;

(iv) The use of public safety video information systems does not comply with the relevant provisions.

Article 26, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being corrected by a public security authority and a fine of up to 1000 dollars, which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, punishable by law; and criminal liability by law:

(i) Changes in the use, location and scope of public safety video information systems;

(ii) Information on the illicit sale, provision, dissemination or illicit reproduction of public safety video information systems;

(iii) Removal, concealment, damage to the original record of information on the public safety video information system.

Article 27, Public security authorities and other relevant departments and their staff members, in the supervision of the management of the public safety video information system, are subject to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud and are lawfully disposed of by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Chapter V

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 October 2016.