A: What is the legal responsibility of tourism? What are its components?

The constitutive elements of illegality are: first, it must be a violation of the law; Second, illegal acts must be acts that infringe on social relations protected by law to varying degrees; Three, illegal generally must have the intention or negligence of the actor. In principle, it is a fault that constitutes an illegal act. But if there is no fault, the law should bear legal responsibility, or should bear; Four, offenders must have legal responsibility or legal capacity. An illegal act consists of the above four elements, none of which can be called an illegal act. At present, the theoretical circle believes that the constitutive elements of socialist illegality in China are: First, there must be acts that violate the law (including actions and omissions). Second, breaking the law must be an act that infringes on social relations protected by law. Third, the actor must have subjective fault, that is, the actor must have intentional or negligent psychological state. Fourth, the subject of violation must be a person with legal responsibility, that is, only a person with legal responsibility is a qualified subject of violation, and the behavior of a person without legal responsibility is not enough to violate the law.