Xiamen City Hotel Industry Public Security Management Rules

Article 1: In order to ensure the normal operation of the hotel industry and the safety of passengers’ lives and property, prevent and combat illegal and criminal activities, and maintain social order, in accordance with the "Hotel Industry Public Security Management Measures" and in combination with the actual situation of this city, special Develop these bylaws. Article 2 All hotels, hostels, restaurants, resorts, hostels, rest homes, and inns (hereinafter collectively referred to as the hotel industry) operating in this city to receive Chinese and foreign tourists must be managed in accordance with these detailed rules, unless otherwise provided by law. . Article 3 In addition to the relevant provisions of the "Fire Protection Regulations of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China", the building structure of a hotel must also meet the following conditions:

(1) The building structure is solid, the reception desk, floors The service desk should be set up reasonably and appropriately;

(2) Luggage rooms and valuables storage cabinets should be set up separately;

(3) Guest room ground floor and floor passages as well as climbable guest room doors and windows There must be an anti-theft device, and the guest room door must not be equipped with internal locks or internal latches;

(4) The total number of beds in the hotel must not be less than 20, bunk beds must not be installed, and the width of the passage must not be less than 1.2 meters;

(5) Hotels using underground civil air defense facilities must not only comply with the relevant provisions of Xiamen City’s civil air defense project management, but also be equipped with ventilation and moisture-proof facilities;

(6) With Hotels in the same building as residential buildings, government agencies, enterprises and institutions should have separate entrances and exits. Article 4 Individual hotel businesses must hold housing-related certificates. Article 5 Applications for opening a hotel must be reviewed and approved by the competent department, reported to the public security organ for review, issued a "Special Industry License", applied for registration with the industrial and commercial administration department, and can only operate (including trial operation) after obtaining a business license. . Article 6 If a hotel closes, changes business, moves, leases, contracts, merges, changes its name, changes its legal representative or changes its fire safety facilities, it must go through the corresponding procedures with the local district (county) public security organ one month in advance. Article 7 Employees in the hotel industry must have a fixed residence in this city. Non-permanent residents of this city must declare a temporary residence registration. They must be reviewed by the public security organs, receive training on safety business knowledge, and be issued a service badge before they are allowed to work. Article 8 The person in charge of the hotel industry must abide by national laws, have the responsibility to maintain public security order in the business premises and the safety of the hotel, establish and implement various public security management systems, actively organize employees to do various public security work, and cooperate with the public security organs in investigations. Solve various cases and accept supervision and inspection by public security organs. Article 9 Hotels should establish corresponding security and security organizations based on their scale and number of people. Foreign-related hotels with more than 100 beds should establish security departments or full-time security personnel. Other hotels with more than 80 beds should be equipped with full-time security guards. Hotels with less than 80 beds should be equipped with full-time security guards. Section recruits security guards and accepts guidance from the public security organs. Article 10 Hotels must establish the following public security management systems:

(1) Accommodation registration and verification system. Hotels that accept tourists must register according to the tourist accommodation registration form formulated by the Public Security Bureau. The accommodation of foreigners and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan should be registered according to the accommodation form formulated by the Ministry of Public Security. When registering, the resident ID card of the passenger and the entry status of the overseas guest must be carefully checked. Certificates, and strictly implement classified accommodation and classified management systems. For those who stay in a private room in the name of a couple, valid proof of marriage relationship must be checked, except if both parties are overseas.

The hotel must summarize the accommodation status on the same day, fill in the "Passenger Accommodation Registration Book" and save it for future reference. The retention period of the Passenger Accommodation Registration Form is 3 years, and the retention period of the Passenger Accommodation Registration Book is 5 years.

Individual hotels must submit the "Tourist Accommodation Registration Form" to the local police station for inspection before 23:00 on the same day; for hotels that accept overseas tourists, the registration form must be submitted to the public security agency within 24 hours.

(2) Property custody system. The hotel should designate a dedicated person to take care of the luggage and valuables stored by passengers. The custodian should strictly follow the procedures for property storage, registration, collection and handover to prevent mis-issuance, loss and false collection. Pay attention to check whether passengers are illegally carrying dangerous goods, guns, ammunition, suspicious items, etc. Once discovered, report it immediately. With the consent of the person in charge of the hotel or the security organization, ask the passenger to open the bag for inspection and dispose of it according to regulations.

(3) Guard visitor system.

The guard staff must carefully check the passenger's "accommodation certificate" and the resident ID card of the visiting guest, and strictly register visitors to prevent criminals from entering the hotel.

Passengers generally do not meet guests for more than 23 hours.

(4) Duty system. The front desk and floor service desk of large and medium-sized hotels should implement a duty system. Hotels with less than 10 beds and individual hotels should implement night duty, with no less than 2 people on duty. Personnel on duty must stick to their posts, keep abreast of the situation of passengers and visitors, fill in duty diaries, and do a good job of handing over work on and off duty.

(5) Fire safety system. The hotel should be equipped with corresponding fire-fighting facilities, and have dedicated personnel to manage and maintain them to ensure that the firefighting facilities are in good condition. Stacking of items is prohibited in hotel passages and stairs. A dedicated person is assigned to keep the fire door key to ensure smooth access at all times.

(6) System for handing over passengers’ belongings left behind. Items left behind by travelers. Hotels must be properly maintained and returned to their original owners. If no one claims the property three months after the admission, the registration book will be turned over to the local district or county public security organ for processing.

Designated personnel should be responsible for collecting obscene items and contraband left by passengers, sealing them and turning them over to the district or county public security organs in a timely manner. No one is allowed to handle them privately. Private possession and dissemination are strictly prohibited.

(7) Wanted assistance investigation and verification system. For the wanted assistance investigation list issued by the public security agency, the hotel must designate a dedicated person to be responsible for registration and safekeeping to prevent loss and leakage, and promptly organize relevant personnel to circulate and verify it to assist the public security agency in finding wanted criminals and stolen goods. The inspection and control time is generally 3 months.

(8) Inspection reporting system. The person in charge of the hotel should organize relevant personnel to check and register the guests on that day every day. When criminals, suspicious persons, or accidents are discovered, hotel staff must immediately report to the hotel security department or the local public security agency, and take measures to control the crime and protect the scene. They must not fail to report the information, and must not condone or conceal it. In critical incidents, rescue must be organized immediately.