Standards for approved number of people in business premises

Legal analysis: 1. The entertainment venue is rated as one person per 2.5 square meters based on the net business area (excluding the stage area and the area of ??the additional floor loft without direct outdoor passage); For an extra-storey attic with direct access to the outdoor passage, the number of consumers is determined to be one person per 3 square meters.

2. Public song and dance halls are allowed to have one person per 2 square meters of net business area; song and dance halls with private rooms, music, opera cafes, bars and other entertainment venues are per 2.5 square meters of net business area. 1 person is approved.

3. Hotels and opera houses within hotels (excluding stage area) are allowed one person per 3 square meters of net business area.

Legal basis: "Entertainment Venue Management Regulations"

Article 21 During the business period, entertainment venues shall ensure that evacuation passages and safety exits are smooth, and evacuation passages shall not be blocked or locked. and safety exits. Barriers and other obstacles that may affect evacuation must not be set up in evacuation passages and safety exits.

Entertainment venues should set up obvious indication signs on evacuation passages and safety exits, and the indication signs must not be blocked or covered.

Article 22 No one may illegally carry guns, ammunition, controlled equipment, or carry explosive, flammable, poisonous, radioactive, corrosive and other dangerous goods and infectious disease pathogens into entertainment venues.

Discotheques should be equipped with safety inspection equipment to conduct safety inspections of people entering the business premises.

Article 23 No singing and dancing entertainment venues shall admit minors. Except for national statutory holidays, electronic game machines installed in amusement and entertainment venues shall not be provided to minors.

Article 24

Entertainment venues are not allowed to recruit minors; if they recruit foreigners, they must apply for a foreigner employment permit in accordance with relevant national regulations.

Article 25 Entertainment venues should sign a civilized service responsibility letter with employees and establish a roster of employees; the roster of employees should include the real names of employees, copies of resident ID cards, and foreign employment information. A copy of the license, etc.

Entertainment venues should establish business logs to record the work responsibilities, working hours, and work locations of employees during the business period; the business logs must not be deleted or modified, and should be retained for 60 days for future reference.