Nanchang City Entertainment Place Public Security Management Regulations (2008 Amendment)

Article 1: In order to maintain public security order in entertainment venues, create a civilized entertainment environment, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of entertainment venue operating units, consumers and employees, and ensure public safety, according to the "People's Liberation Army of China" These regulations are formulated in light of the actual situation of this city, and other laws and regulations such as the "Public Security Management Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Entertainment Venue Management Regulations" of the State Council. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the public security management of entertainment venues within the administrative region of this city.

Units engaged in the operation of entertainment venues within the administrative region of this city, their employees and other persons entering entertainment venues shall abide by these regulations. Article 3 The entertainment venues mentioned in these Regulations refer to singing, dancing, entertainment and other venues that are for profit and are open to the public for consumers to entertain themselves.

These regulations shall apply to other public places that also operate singing, dancing, entertainment and entertainment projects. Article 4: The public security management of entertainment venues shall implement territorial management and adhere to the principle of giving priority to prevention and combining prevention and control. Article 5: Municipal and county (district) public security organs are responsible for the public security management of entertainment venues within their respective administrative regions. The public security police stations are responsible for the public security management of entertainment venues within their jurisdiction according to their respective responsibilities.

Other relevant administrative departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, assist the public security organs in the public security management of entertainment venues. Article 6 The public security organs shall establish a warning record system for illegal acts in entertainment venues, conduct hierarchical management and conduct regular assessments based on the public security and order conditions of entertainment venues. Hierarchical management should follow the principles of openness, fairness and impartiality. Article 7: Entertainment venues implement a public security management responsibility system. Article 8 Entertainment venue operating units shall establish a security prevention system and fulfill their obligations to maintain public security order within the venue.

Entertainment venue operating units shall conduct regular inspections of the public security situation within the venue, eliminate potential security risks in a timely manner, and keep written records of the inspections and elimination of hidden dangers.

The legal representative or principal person in charge and employees of an entertainment venue operating unit shall not provide facilities for gambling, prostitution, whoring, drug abuse and other illegal and criminal activities, and shall not inform illegal and criminal perpetrators. Appropriate measures should be taken to stop illegal and criminal activities such as gambling, prostitution, whoring, and drug abuse that occur in the venue, and they should be reported immediately to the public security organs to support and assist the public security organs in their investigation and handling work. Article 9 Entertainment venues shall comply with the following security and safety requirements:

(1) Equipped with emergency lighting devices, two or more clearly marked entrances and exits, and smooth evacuation channels;

( 2) The illumination in the lobby of entertainment venues shall not be less than 4 lux, and dimmable lights shall not be installed in private rooms and boxes, and the illumination shall not be less than 3 lux;

(3) Post anti-drug, anti-drug, and Warning signs and reporting hotlines prohibiting gambling and prostitution. Article 10 Entertainment venues shall be equipped with safety precautions that are suitable for business projects based on public security management needs.

Singing and dancing entertainment venues shall install CCTV monitoring equipment that meets national or industry standards at entrances, exits, and main passages in accordance with regulations, and ensure that the CCTV monitoring equipment operates normally during the business period without interrupting or blocking the CCTV monitoring equipment. The device's surveillance camera or change the surveillance angle.

Singing and dancing entertainment venues shall retain CCTV surveillance video data for 30 days for reference, and shall not delete, modify or use it for other purposes.

Disco noon halls should be equipped with metal detection doors, metal detectors and other safety inspection equipment and full-time safety inspection personnel to conduct safety inspections of people entering the business premises. Article 11 Partitions shall not be installed in the private rooms or private rooms of singing and dancing entertainment venues, and shall be installed on the door at a height of 1.4 to 1.7 meters from the ground, with a height of not less than 0.4 meters and a width of not less than 0.2 meters to show the overall indoor environment. Transparent windows must not have barriers, and doors must not have internal locking devices. Article 12 Amusement and entertainment venues shall not set up electronic game machine models, models, circuit boards and other game facilities and equipment with gambling functions, shall not use cash or securities as prizes, and shall not repurchase prizes. Article 13 The actual number of consumers accommodated by entertainment venues shall not exceed the number approved by the cultural department.

Article 14 Business units of singing and dancing entertainment venues shall log in information such as employee rosters and business logs to the entertainment venue public security management network information platform established by the public security organs on a daily basis. Article 15 An entertainment venue operating unit shall sign a security service contract with a security service enterprise and deploy professional security personnel; it shall not hire other personnel to engage in security work.

If the business area of ??an entertainment venue is less than 200 square meters, it must be equipped with no less than 2 security personnel; for every 200 square meters of business area, one security guard will be added accordingly; the discotheque security personnel shall be required to pay according to the approved consumption. Equipped with the number of 5 players. Article 16 Security service enterprises shall strengthen the education and training of security personnel stationed at entertainment venues and conduct regular inspections to ensure service quality. Article 17 The following behaviors are prohibited in entertainment venues:

(1) Selling and providing drugs;

(2) Taking, injecting drugs, or forcing, housing, luring, instigating, and deceiving Others take or inject drugs;

(3) Prostitution, whoring or organizing, forcing, introducing, sheltering, or inducing others into prostitution;

(4) Producing, selling, and disseminating obscene materials;

(5) Engaging in obscene and pornographic activities;

(6) Gathering people to gamble or opening casinos or gambling bureaus;

(7) Fighting, drinking and causing trouble;

(8) Molesting and insulting women;

(9) Illegal carrying of firearms, ammunition or crossbows, daggers and other state-regulated instruments;

(10) Violate state regulations, buy, sell, store, carry, use, provide, dispose of explosive, toxic, radioactive, corrosive substances or infectious disease pathogens and other dangerous substances;

(11) Engage in feudal superstition or violate social norms Activities involving public morality;

(12) Other behaviors that disrupt the public security and management order of entertainment venues.