Regulatory provisions of Shenzhen Safety Management Regulations

Article 1 In order to strengthen safety management, prevent and reduce the occurrence of safety accidents, ensure the safety of people and property, and promote economic development and social harmony and stability, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and in combination with the actual situation of this city, these regulations are formulated these regulations.

Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the safety management of production and operations and public places within the administrative region of this city. If relevant laws and regulations have other provisions on safety management of fire protection, road transportation, railway transportation, water transportation, civil aviation, nuclear power, etc., those provisions shall prevail.

Article 3 Safety management work should be people-oriented, implement the policy of safety first, prevention first, and comprehensive management, and establish unified leadership of the government, supervision by departments according to law, each unit assuming its own responsibilities, public participation in supervision, and social supervision. Widely supported working mechanism.

Article 4 The municipal and district people’s governments (hereinafter referred to as the municipal and district governments) shall formulate special plans for safety management and incorporate them into the national economic and social development plans.

Municipal and district governments should include safety management funds in their fiscal budgets, and encourage and guide the whole society to increase safety investment.

Article 5 The municipal government shall, in accordance with relevant regulations, withdraw a certain amount of money from the work-related injury insurance fund for the prevention of work-related injury accidents. Specific measures will be formulated separately by the municipal government.

Article 6 Municipal and district governments shall carry out safety management publicity and education to improve the safety awareness of the entire people.

Municipal and district governments should disclose safety management information, and promptly announce to the public units with potential safety hazards and safety accidents that have a major impact.

Article 7 Newspapers, radio and television, the Internet and other media have the obligation to carry out safety management publicity and education, and should cooperate with the work safety supervision and management department and relevant departments in safety management publicity and education; arrange in public service advertisements Safety management publicity and education content. The company has the right to conduct public opinion supervision over violations of safety management laws and regulations.

Article 8 Municipal and district governments and relevant administrative departments shall implement a safety management administrative responsibility system.

The main person in charge of the municipal and district governments and their relevant administrative departments is the first person responsible, and they are fully responsible for the safety management of the region and department respectively; the person in charge of safety is the person directly responsible , shall bear direct leadership responsibility for safety management work; other persons in charge shall bear direct leadership responsibility for safety management work within the scope of their assigned business.

Article 9 Municipal and district governments shall regard the safety management work of each department as an important part of performance assessment, and the assessment results shall be announced to the public.

Municipal and district governments shall commend and reward units and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in safety management work; and shall issue notices of criticism or corresponding administrative sanctions to units and individuals that fail to meet the prescribed requirements.

Article 10 The trade union organizes employees to participate in the democratic management of production safety work in accordance with the law, conducts democratic supervision over the implementation of production safety laws and regulations by production and business units, and participates in the work-related injuries and deaths and other occupational hazards in accordance with the law. Investigate and handle matters to safeguard employees' legitimate rights and interests in production safety. Article 11 Municipal and district governments shall establish safety management committees to represent the governments at the same level and be responsible for organizing, coordinating and comprehensively managing safety work within their respective administrative regions.

The Safety Management Committee has an office as its daily office.

Article 12 The Safety Management Committee shall, based on the safety management situation in its jurisdiction, organize relevant departments to formulate safety inspection plans and programs, and conduct inspections on industries, production and business units, and public places that are prone to safety accidents. Conduct inspections on safety conditions and announce the inspection results to the public; if any safety hazards are discovered, the relevant administrative departments should be instructed to handle them in a timely manner in accordance with the law, and supervise the inspection and handling results.

Article 13 The production safety supervision and management departments of the municipal and district governments shall be responsible for the safety supervision and management of production and business activities in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and these regulations.

Other relevant administrative departments shall, within the scope of their respective responsibilities, carry out relevant safety supervision and management work in accordance with the law.

The sub-district office shall do a good job in safety supervision and management in its area within the scope of its responsibilities, and report the safety management situation to the relevant departments in a timely manner.

Article 14 Relevant administrative departments shall formulate safety supervision and inspection work plans and programs, inspect the safety management of production and operation and public places in accordance with the law, and announce the results to the public.

Safety supervision inspections can be carried out through joint inspections, special inspections, key inspections and spot inspections.

The focus of production and operation safety inspections is the implementation of the safety production responsibility system, the establishment of safety production management institutions or the deployment of full-time and part-time safety production management personnel, the setting of safety signs, the use of safety equipment and facilities, and emergency plans The formulation and implementation, the safety production education and training of employees, the certification of special operations personnel, and the investigation and rectification of hidden accident hazards, etc.

The focus of safety inspections in public places is the configuration and use of safety equipment and facilities, the formulation and implementation of emergency plans, the setting of safe evacuation instructions and danger warning signs, and the smooth flow of evacuation passages and safety exits. Investigation and rectification of potential accident hazards, etc.

Article 15 Safety supervision and inspection personnel shall make written records of the time, location, content, problems discovered and their handling of the inspection, which shall be signed by the inspector and the person in charge of the unit being inspected; If any safety issues are found that should be handled by other relevant departments, the department should transfer them in a timely manner and form a record for future reference. The department accepting the transfer should handle it in a timely manner.

Safety supervision and inspection personnel are responsible for supervising the implementation of the handling decision; if the parties fail to fulfill the handling decision within the time limit, they shall provide handling opinions.

Article 16 If the relevant administrative departments discover illegal acts or safety hazards during inspections, they shall order rectification within a time limit, and may order the suspension of production and business for rectification in accordance with the law; facilities and equipment that do not meet safety production standards shall be ordered to , equipment shall be seized and sealed in accordance with the law.

If relevant units refuse to make rectifications or make rectifications that fail to meet safety requirements, the relevant administrative departments shall take measures such as dismantling and destroying them in accordance with the law.

If major accident hazards are discovered, and personal casualties or major property losses may occur at any time, the relevant administrative departments shall immediately take emergency response measures, prohibit or restrict the use of relevant equipment and facilities, close or restrict the use of relevant places, stop crowded activities, and issue safety warnings in areas that may be affected.

Article 17 belongs to the management matters of comprehensive urban management law enforcement. The comprehensive urban management law enforcement agencies shall inspect the safety conditions of production and business units and public places within their jurisdiction in accordance with the law, and discover violations of relevant laws and regulations. Behaviors stipulated in laws and regulations and these regulations shall be punished in accordance with the law; the relevant administrative departments shall guide and assist the comprehensive urban management law enforcement agencies to perform their duties in accordance with the law.

Article 18 Municipal and district safety management committees shall establish and improve safety management public information platforms, provide information services to relevant administrative departments, and accept social supervision; all relevant administrative departments shall cooperate with Information related to safety management should be shared through China Unicom. Specific measures will be formulated separately by the municipal government.

Article 19 Municipal and district safety management committees and relevant administrative departments shall provide warning and education to accident units and their responsible persons that have experienced various types of major casualty accidents or have had major impacts within their jurisdiction.

Article 20 The supervisory authority shall regularly inspect the performance of safety supervision and management duties by the relevant administrative department heads and relevant staff in accordance with the law, report the inspection results to the government at the same level, and notify the relevant departments at the same time.

In the event of production safety accidents and other major safety liability accidents, the supervisory authorities shall investigate and deal with the dereliction of duty, dereliction of duty, illegal and disciplinary behavior of administrative agency staff and other personnel appointed by the administrative agency in accordance with the law; if they are suspected of committing crimes, they shall investigate and deal with them in accordance with the law. Pursuing criminal liability.

If supervisory organs and supervisory personnel fail to conscientiously perform their duties in the preceding two paragraphs, they will be given administrative sanctions in accordance with the law; if they are suspected of committing a crime, they will be held criminally responsible in accordance with the law.

Article 21: Establish a safety management social supervisor system.

The municipal and district governments and sub-district offices shall employ deputies to the National People’s Congress, members of the CPPCC, representatives of relevant departments, representatives of community residents and representatives of the news media to serve as safety management social supervisors to monitor production and business units and public places management units within their respective administrative areas. Supervise compliance with production safety laws and regulations and the safety supervision and management of relevant administrative departments.

Safety management social supervisors have the right to report safety hazards and illegal activities to relevant administrative departments. The department that accepts the report shall file a case for investigation and handling in accordance with its authority, and send a copy of the handling results to the safety management social supervisor.

Safety management social supervisors can check the safety inspection records of relevant administrative departments, participate in the investigation activities of relevant administrative departments in safety supervision and management, and attend relevant work meetings. Except for those who are interested in the investigation matter. Article 22 Production and business units shall, in accordance with the provisions of the Production Safety Law of the People's Republic of China and the State, set up a production safety management agency or equip full-time or part-time production safety management personnel.

Mining and dangerous goods production, operation and storage units, or enterprises with more than 300 employees, shall set up a production safety management agency or have a safety director in accordance with regulations.

Industrial enterprises, transportation enterprises, port enterprises, shopping malls, bazaars and professional markets with less than 300 employees shall be equipped with safety directors or entrust safety intermediary service agencies to provide safety production management services.

The safety production management organization and the allocation and assessment of safety management personnel of construction units shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations.

Article 23 If a production and business operation unit entrusts a production safety intermediary service agency to provide production safety management services, it shall still bear the responsibility for production safety management of the unit.

The production and business operation unit shall notify the local district production safety supervision and management department in writing of the entrustment situation within ten working days from the date of signing the entrustment agreement.

The specific measures for entrusting production safety management services will be formulated separately by the municipal government.

Article 24 The following personnel of production and operation units must pass the assessment of the municipal work safety supervision and management department before they can take up their posts:

(1) Mining enterprises and the production and operation of dangerous goods , the main person in charge of the storage unit;

(2) the main person in charge of the safety production management agency;

(3) the safety director.

The main persons in charge of other production and business units other than those specified in Item (1) of the preceding paragraph shall participate in special safety training and possess production safety knowledge and management capabilities that are suitable for the production and business activities of the unit. .

The municipal safety production supervision and administration department shall not charge any fees when organizing the assessment specified in paragraph 1 of this article.

Article 25 Production and business units shall provide production safety education and training to the following personnel before taking up their posts:

(1) New employees;

(2) Employees who have been away from their jobs for more than three months or have changed jobs;

(3) Relevant operators who have adopted new processes, new technologies, new materials or new equipment.

Production and business units shall regularly provide education and training on production safety to on-the-job employees.

Employees who have not received education and training on production safety are not allowed to work.

Article 26 Special operation personnel of production and business units shall undergo special safety operation training in accordance with relevant national regulations and obtain special operation qualification certificates before they can start working.

Article 27 Production and operation units in mining, transportation, construction, hazardous chemicals and other industries shall withdraw safety expenses according to the standards stipulated by the state and Guangdong Province, store them in special accounts, and use them exclusively for Safe production.

Article 28 If a serious injury accident occurs due to production safety (including acute industrial poisoning), the unit where the accident occurred shall conduct a special self-evaluation of the unit’s production safety status.

The following units shall entrust production safety intermediary service agencies with corresponding qualifications to conduct safety assessments:

(1) A road traffic accident in which more than three people were killed and for which the main responsibility was held Transportation enterprises;

(2) Other production accidents involving production safety fatalities, more than five serious injury accidents (including acute industrial poisoning) in one year, or one serious injury accident involving more than three people (including acute industrial poisoning) business unit.

The unit where the accident occurred shall publicize the safety evaluation results within the unit and report in writing to the relevant competent department organizing the accident investigation, and at the same time take corresponding safety precautions based on the evaluation results.

Article 29 Production and business units are the main body responsible for safety production. They should establish and improve accident hazard investigation, management and prevention systems, conduct regular safety inspections, and formulate rectification plans and correction plans for existing accident hazards. Contingency plans to eliminate potential accidents in a timely manner.

If the hidden dangers of accidents caused by reasons other than those of the unit cannot be eliminated in time or are difficult to eliminate, necessary safety measures shall be taken and reported in a timely manner to the local district work safety supervision and management department or other relevant administrative departments. .

Article 30 Production and business units shall not use workshops, warehouses, and kitchens as employee dormitories. Workshops, stores, and warehouses that produce, operate, use, and store flammable and explosive dangerous goods must not be in the same building as employee dormitories, and must maintain a safe distance from employee dormitories.

Article 31 Punching, shearing, pressing, cutting equipment and wood processing machinery and other equipment used by production and business units shall be equipped with relevant safety protection devices in accordance with national standards.

Production and business units shall formulate corresponding safety operating procedures, and guide and supervise operators to operate in strict accordance with the requirements of safe operating procedures.

Article 32 If a production and business operation unit conducts the following dangerous operations, it shall formulate a dangerous operation management system and assign specialized personnel to be responsible for on-site safety management to ensure compliance with operating procedures and implementation of safety measures:

(1) Blasting and hoisting;

(2) Demolition of construction projects;

(3) Maintenance and installation, exterior wall cleaning and other operations at high places;

(4) Working near high-voltage transmission lines and gas pipelines;

(5) Working in a limited space.

If a unit with professional qualifications is entrusted to carry out the operations mentioned in the preceding paragraph, a safety production management agreement shall be signed with the unit and the respective safety production responsibilities shall be clearly defined in the agreement.

Article 33 Those engaged in hazardous operations such as exterior wall cleaning of high-rise buildings, outdoor maintenance and installation, etc. shall be equipped with corresponding safety technicians and equipment and facilities, and meet other conditions prescribed by the municipal government. This business activity can only be engaged in with the approval of the management department. Specific measures will be formulated separately by the municipal government. Article 34 The responsible unit for the management of public places shall perform the following safety management responsibilities:

(1) Establish and improve a safety management system;

(2) Regular inspections The unit's implementation of various safety precautions, timely elimination of accident hazards, and archiving of inspection and elimination records;

(3) Ensure that the actual number of people accommodated in the place does not exceed the maximum designed capacity;

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(4) Set up safe evacuation signs and emergency lighting facilities that comply with national regulations;

(5) Keep evacuation passages and safety exits open;

(6) Develop an emergency evacuation plan and take safety precautions.

The public places specified in the preceding paragraph include theaters, dance halls, cultural palaces, Internet cafes, sports venues, libraries and other cultural, sports and entertainment venues and tourist attractions; hotels, restaurants, shopping malls and other commercial business places; airports , stations, docks and other transportation hubs; subways, buses and other public transportation vehicles and other places open to the public and where people gather.

Article 35: Hold the following large-scale events with an estimated number of participants of more than 1,000 in a single session in parks, tourist attractions, squares, highways, sports venues, conference venues, exhibition halls and other places , the organizer shall submit a written application to the public security organ in accordance with relevant national regulations, and it can only be held after approval by the public security organ. The public security organ shall make a decision within seven working days:

(1) Sports competitions, private Athletics and other sports activities;

(2) Concerts, concerts and other artistic performances;

(3) Product exhibitions, merchandise sales and other activities;

(4) Traditional folk activities such as garden tours, lantern festivals, temple fairs, flower festivals, and fireworks shows;

(5) Celebrations, celebrations, job fairs and other activities;

(6) Celebrities Signatures and other publicity activities;

(7) Lottery issuance activities for on-site lottery draws;

(8) Other large-scale activities.

The provisions of the preceding paragraph do not apply to activities held within the scope of daily business such as theaters, concert halls, parks, entertainment venues, etc.

Article 36: Organizers of large-scale events should implement various safety measures; ensure the safe operation of equipment and facilities at event venues; allocate sufficient staff to maintain on-site order, and adopt control and evacuation measures to ensure that participants The number of people at the event is within the limits allowed by safety conditions.

Article 37 encourages organizers of large-scale events to purchase personal accident insurance for the public participating in the event.

Article 38: Public security organs shall be responsible for safety management and supervision of large-scale activities. Before a large-scale event is held, an on-site inspection of the event venue should be conducted. If any safety hazards are discovered, the organizer should be notified in writing to make rectifications. Those who fail to make rectifications before the event is held will be ordered to suspend the event; those who refuse to make rectifications will be ordered to stop holding the event. During large-scale activities, public security and traffic order around the event site should be maintained; emergency situations where disorder of the site may lead to safety accidents or endanger public safety shall be handled in accordance with the law.

Article 39 It is prohibited to set off fireworks and firecrackers and to use artillery in cultural, sports and entertainment venues. Except with the approval of the municipal government.

Article 40 To hold fireworks shows and other large-scale fireworks and firecracker setting off activities, the organizer shall submit an application to the municipal public security organ.

Discharge operations units and operators at fireworks shows and other large-scale fireworks and firecracker discharge activities should conduct discharge operations in accordance with the safety regulations for fireworks discharge and the approved discharge operation plan.

Public security organs should strengthen supervision and inspection of fireworks shows with higher risk levels and other large-scale fireworks and firecracker setting off activities.

Article 41: Urban road authorities shall perform the following safety management responsibilities for urban roads and bridges:

(1) Establish an inspection system and formulate emergency plans;

(2) Establish and improve the responsibility mechanism for road and bridge maintenance, promptly eliminate safety hazards or take other safety measures;

(3) Set up obvious signs and take safety measures at maintenance and repair work sites.

When urban roads and bridges are damaged and affect traffic safety, the urban road authorities shall immediately set up warning signs and notify the public security and traffic management departments; when traffic safety is seriously affected, the urban road authorities shall adopt road closures, The public security and traffic management departments shall cooperate with bridge measures.

Article 42 prohibits theft, destruction, illegal sale, and illegal acquisition of various manhole covers, ditch covers, traffic signs, and other municipal facilities installed on urban roads.

If a manhole cover or ditch cover is damaged, displaced or lost, the property rights unit shall immediately set up a warning sign after becoming aware of it, and promptly replace, fill the gap or correct the position.

Article 43 The management units responsible for swimming pools, seaside swimming pools and other swimming venues shall perform the following safety management responsibilities:

(1) Establish and improve various safety management systems and equip them with Corresponding life-saving personnel;

(2) Ensure that water quality meets national standards;

(3) Equipped with a monitoring (command) station and communication and broadcasting facilities that can view the entire site and notice boards containing management rules and other necessary matters;

(4) Equipped with life-saving equipment and equipment suitable for swimming areas;

(5) Seaside swimming pools should be equipped with Signs and safety nets indicating hazardous areas.

Article 44 Large-scale amusement facility operators should select amusement facilities and supporting facilities that meet national safety standards, and select units with corresponding qualifications for installation, maintenance and transformation.

Large-scale amusement facility operating units shall conduct safety inspections of amusement facilities on a regular basis. Items that have not been inspected for safety or have failed to pass the inspection shall not be put into use.

Article 45 The property owner of outdoor advertising facilities shall set up advertisements in accordance with the construction standards stipulated by the state and the technical specifications for the installation of outdoor advertisements in this city to ensure the safe use of outdoor advertisements.

The property owner of outdoor advertising facilities should establish a safety inspection and maintenance system to ensure the safe use of outdoor advertising facilities; in the event of specific climatic conditions such as typhoons and flood seasons, corresponding safety precautions should be taken in advance.

Urban management departments should strengthen the supervision and management of outdoor advertising safety based on the needs of outdoor advertising safety management.

Article 46 Property service units shall strengthen the publicity of relevant safety management laws and regulations; establish an inspection system within the property management area to supervise and discourage changes to the load-bearing structure of houses, or report to Relevant administrative departments report; do a good job in preventing falling objects from heights in the property management area and other safety precautions. Article 47 Municipal and district governments shall take corresponding emergency response measures based on the nature, characteristics and degree of harm of the safety accident.

In the event of a safety accident, priority shall be given to organizing the rescue and treatment of victims, and evacuating, evacuating and properly placing threatened personnel.

Article 48 Municipal and district governments and sub-district offices shall organize and establish an emergency prevention and rescue system for unit self-rescue, regional mutual rescue, and government rescue, organize necessary emergency drills, and improve the response to major emergencies. Emergency rescue capabilities for accidents.

Management responsible units of production and business units and public places should carry out necessary emergency drills based on their respective actual conditions.

Article 49 Mining and construction enterprises and dangerous goods production, operation and storage units shall formulate accident emergency plans, equip emergency rescue equipment and equipment, establish specialized emergency rescue teams, and carry out regular emergency response operations. Plan drills.

Other production and business units and units providing public services shall formulate accident emergency plans and designate full-time or part-time emergency rescue personnel, or sign emergency rescue agreements with surrounding emergency rescue organizations, and those responsible for the emergency plan shall implementation.

Article 50 The municipal and district safety management committees shall organize the formulation of emergency rescue plans for major safety accidents in their respective administrative regions; the relevant administrative departments shall organize the formulation of emergency rescue plans for professional safety accidents.

The professional safety accident emergency rescue plan formulated by the relevant administrative department shall be reported to the safety management committee at the same level for record.

Article 51 Municipal and district governments shall organize emergency rescue teams according to emergency rescue needs and equip them with fully functional medical and health rescue teams.

Relevant administrative departments should guide water supply, power supply, gas supply and other units that provide public services to establish corresponding emergency rescue teams based on the needs of the industry.

Article 52: In the event of a safety accident, the relevant units shall immediately activate the corresponding emergency rescue plan and uniformly mobilize the people, property, and materials needed for emergency rescue.

Article 53 If a production and business operation unit commits any of the following acts, the production safety supervision and management department shall order it to make corrections within a time limit; if it fails to make corrections within the time limit, it shall be ordered to suspend production and business for rectification, and shall be fined not less than RMB 5,000 but not more than RMB 20,000:

(1) Violating the provisions of Article 22 of these Regulations by failing to appoint a safety director or failing to entrust a safety intermediary service agency to provide safety production management services;

(2) Violating Article 3 of these Regulations Article 11 stipulates that relevant safety protection devices are not installed;

(3) Violating the provisions of Article 49 of these Regulations and failing to formulate an accident emergency plan.

Article 54 If a production and business operation unit violates the provisions of Article 26 of these Regulations and special operations personnel fail to receive special safety operation training and obtain special operation qualification certificates to work on duty, they shall be punished by the safety department. The production supervision and management department or other relevant administrative departments shall order corrections within a time limit within their respective powers; if corrections are not made within the time limit, a fine of 5,000 yuan will be imposed on each person without a license, but the total fine shall not exceed 20,000 yuan.

Article 55 If a production and business unit violates the provisions of Articles 32 and 33 of these Regulations and conducts dangerous operations, the relevant administrative department shall order it to make corrections within a time limit; if it fails to make corrections within the time limit, it shall be ordered to suspend production. Suspension of business for rectification and a fine of not less than 20,000 yuan but not more than 50,000 yuan.

Article 56 Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 34 of these Regulations and fails to perform safety management duties shall be given a warning by the public security organ and ordered to make corrections within a time limit; if the correction is not made within the time limit, a fine of not less than RMB 3,000 and RMB 10,000 shall be imposed. A fine of not more than RMB 10,000 shall be imposed; if the circumstances are serious, the company shall be ordered to suspend production and business for rectification, and shall be fined not less than RMB 10,000 but not more than RMB 20,000.

Article 57 Anyone who sets off fireworks, firecrackers or uses artillery in violation of Article 39 of these Regulations shall be ordered by the public security organ to stop setting off and using them, and shall be fined not less than 100 yuan but not more than 500 yuan. ; Those who cause serious consequences and are suspected of committing crimes will be held criminally responsible in accordance with the law.

Article 58 Anyone who violates the provisions of Paragraph 1 of Article 42 of these Regulations and destroys various manhole covers, ditch covers, traffic signs and other municipal facilities installed on urban roads shall be subject to relevant administrative management The department shall impose a fine of not less than 2,000 yuan but not more than 5,000 yuan; for illegal sales of the above-mentioned items, the relevant administrative departments shall impose a fine of not less than 10,000 yuan but not more than 30,000 yuan on the enterprise, and a fine of not less than 2,000 yuan but not more than 5,000 yuan on the individual; theft . Anyone who illegally purchases the above-mentioned items shall be punished by the public security department in accordance with relevant laws and regulations; if a crime is suspected, criminal liability shall be investigated in accordance with the law.

Anyone who violates the provisions of Paragraph 2 of Article 42 of these Regulations by failing to promptly replace, fill gaps or reposition manhole covers or ditch covers shall be fined one thousand yuan for each violation; if damage is caused, civil liability shall be borne in accordance with the law. .

Article 59: Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 43 of these Regulations by failing to install corresponding safety facilities in swimming areas shall be ordered by the relevant administrative department to make corrections within a time limit; if corrections are made within the time limit, the person shall be ordered to stop using it and be punished A fine of 10,000 yuan.

Article 60: Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 44 of these Regulations and fails to perform safety management responsibilities shall be ordered by the special equipment safety supervision and management department to make corrections within a time limit; if corrections are not made within the time limit, he shall be ordered to stop using or suspend production and business for rectification. , and shall be fined not less than RMB 10,000 but not more than RMB 50,000.

Article 61: Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 45 of these Regulations and fails to perform safety management duties, causing safety hazards in outdoor advertising, shall be ordered by the city management department to make corrections within a time limit; those who fail to make corrections within the time limit shall be fined one thousand A fine of not less than RMB 5,000 but not more than RMB 5,000 shall be imposed.

Article 62: If a person in charge of an enterprise appointed by the government, a wholly state-owned enterprise or a state-controlled enterprise has a major safety accident during his term of office and is confirmed by investigation to assume leadership responsibility, he shall be given a penalty by the unit that appoints and removes him. Demotion or dismissal.

Article 63 If ??personnel with leadership responsibilities of municipal or district governments and their relevant departments fail to perform or fail to fully perform safety management responsibilities, and a safety liability accident occurs within their jurisdiction, they shall be punished according to the circumstances and accident. level, a notice of criticism or corresponding administrative sanctions will be given.

Article 64 If staff of the production safety supervision and management department and relevant administrative departments abuse their power, neglect their duties, engage in malpractice for personal gain, they shall be subject to administrative sanctions by their administrative departments or supervisory authorities; perform safety supervision and inspections Anyone who improperly performs his duties and causes damage to the unit under inspection shall be liable for compensation in accordance with the law; if he is suspected of committing a crime, he shall be held criminally responsible in accordance with the law. Article 65 If these regulations stipulate that the municipal government shall formulate specific measures separately, the municipal government shall formulate them within six months from the date of implementation of these regulations.

Article 66: If these Regulations provide for fines, the municipal administrative penalty enforcement agency shall formulate specific punishment measures and shall be implemented simultaneously with these Regulations.

Article 67 These Regulations shall come into effect on August 1, 2009.