What are the main duties of border inspection in China?

China Border Inspection is the abbreviation of People's Republic of China (PRC) Border Inspection. It is an important law enforcement force set up by the state at ports open to the outside world. Under the vertical leadership of the Ministry of Public Security, it is responsible for safeguarding national sovereignty, security and social order, and managing the entry and exit of personnel and vehicles.

Duties of border inspection:

1. Frontier inspection shall be carried out on persons leaving or entering the country, their luggage, articles, means of transport and the goods they carry.

2, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, the inbound and outbound means of transport for safekeeping.

3. Guard the port restricted area and maintain the order of entry and exit.

4. Perform tasks assigned by the competent authority and other laws and administrative regulations.

Extended data:

Professional reform of border inspection

1998, the border inspection agencies in nine cities, including Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Xiamen, Haikou and Shantou, changed from active duty to professional duty in accordance with the spirit of the State Council's Reply on the Pilot Reform of Border Inspection in Nine Cities, including Beijing, and the remaining border inspection stations were active duty and armed police. Although the two teams wear different clothes, they bear the responsibilities, tasks and law enforcement of the port. 20 18 12 3 1, all entry-exit border checkpoints in China have completed post reform and are under the unified management of the state immigration administration.

Development prospect of border inspection

In recent years, with the deepening of reform and opening up, China's foreign exchanges have been expanding day by day, and the number of entry-exit personnel and means of transportation has increased rapidly. 20 1 1 year, China's * * * border inspection authorities inspected 4 1 1 000 million passengers and more than 25 million vehicles (boats, trains and luggage racks), which were 73 times and 200 times higher than those of 1978 respectively.

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