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Regulations of Liaoning Province on the Administration of Security Services
Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of security services, standardize security services and give full play to the role of security services in maintaining social order, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in light of the actual situation of our province. Article 2 These Regulations shall be observed in establishing security service enterprises and internal security organizations, recruiting security personnel and engaging in security service activities within the administrative region of this province. Article 3 The security service enterprises as mentioned in these Regulations refer to special enterprises with independent legal personality that provide professional paid security services for the society.

The term "internal security organization" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the organization engaged in internal security and escort established by enterprises and institutions with the approval of public security organs.

The term "security personnel" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to those who have the security qualification and are employed by security service enterprises or internal security organizations to engage in security services. Article 4 Security service activities must abide by laws, regulations and rules, and safeguard national interests, social interests and legitimate rights and interests of customers according to law. Fifth provinces, cities and counties (including county-level cities and districts, the same below) public security organs are the administrative departments in charge of security services, responsible for the supervision and management of security services within their respective administrative areas.

Industry and commerce, taxation, labor and social security, prices and other departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, supervise and manage security services according to law. Article 6 Security service enterprises and security personnel who have made remarkable achievements in security service activities shall be commended and rewarded by local people's governments or public security organs. Chapter II Security Service Enterprises Article 7 A security service enterprise is an independent legal person, which operates independently according to law, conducts independent accounting and is responsible for its own profits and losses. Article 8 The establishment of a security service enterprise shall meet the following conditions:

(1) Having a name and articles of association that meet the requirements;

(2) Having a fixed business place and necessary service facilities;

(3) Having registered capital suitable for its business;

(4) Having a management organization and management personnel suitable for its business operation;

(5) Being able to bear civil liability independently;

(six) in line with other provisions of the state on the establishment of security service enterprises. Article 9 To establish a security service enterprise, an application shall be submitted to the local county-level public security organ, which shall be examined by the municipal public security organ, approved by the provincial public security organ, issued with a security service license, and registered for industry and commerce and tax according to law.

Without the approval of the public security organ, no unit or individual may engage in security service business activities. Article 10 The business scope of a security service enterprise:

(a) the security of enterprises, institutions, government organizations, public places and residential areas;

(2) Escorting precious materials such as currency, negotiable securities, gold and silver jewelry, cultural relics and artworks, and dangerous goods such as explosives and chemicals;

(three) the security of exhibitions, exhibitions, sports, business and other activities;

(four) research and development, popularization and application of all kinds of security technology products, undertake all kinds of security technology prevention system engineering, and provide corresponding technical services;

(5) Safety consulting services;

(6) Other security services. Eleventh security service enterprises to provide security services to customers, the two sides should sign a contract according to law, the contract should specify the service items, charging standards, service period, liability for breach of contract, damages, termination conditions and other contents.

Security service enterprises shall disclose service items and charging standards. Article 12 A security service enterprise shall sign a labor contract to hire security personnel according to law, specifying its work content, time limit, labor protection and working conditions, remuneration, social security, labor discipline, contract termination conditions, liability for breach of contract, etc. Article 13 Where a security service enterprise changes its name, registered capital, business scope and other important matters or is dissolved, it shall handle the change or cancellation of registration with the public security organ and the administrative department for industry and commerce respectively.

Security service enterprises shall not lease, lend or transfer the security service license and business license. Chapter III Internal Security Organizations Article 14 National defense industries, scientific research institutes, key projects, important industrial and mining enterprises, institutions of higher learning, water supply, gas supply, power supply, important material reserves and other units may set up internal security organizations if they meet the following conditions:

(1) Having full-time management personnel;

(2) Having a fixed office space;

(3) Having a certain number of security personnel;

(4) Having a sound management system;

(5) Other conditions stipulated by the state. Fifteenth the establishment of an internal security organization shall apply to the public security organ at or above the county level and report to the public security organ at the next higher level for approval. Sixteenth internal security organizations shall undertake the internal security work of their own units and shall not provide services to the outside world. Seventeenth internal security organizations to cancel or change the organizational system, should be reported to the original approval of the public security organs for the record. Chapter IV Security Personnel Article 18 Security personnel shall meet the following conditions:

(a) At least 18 years old;

(2) Being in good health;

(3) Graduated from junior high school or above;

(four) law-abiding, good conduct. Nineteenth security service enterprises and internal security organizations shall openly recruit security personnel in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state. Twentieth recruited security personnel must undergo training and assessment, and obtain the qualification certificate of security personnel before taking up their posts.