Is it reasonable for community security not to let strangers into the community?

Let the security guard bear the responsibility of the owner's theft, and ultimately let the property be responsible. But in this case, whether the property needs to bear the responsibility should be determined according to the specific situation. The practice is as follows:

1. The property management contract has relevant stipulations.

According to the property management contract, strangers are not allowed to enter and leave the community or visit the community, so the property security guards have failed to fulfill their obligations of community security when allowing strangers to enter and leave the community at will. If the community is stolen, then the property company needs to bear certain responsibilities.

2. When there is no relevant agreement in the property management contract.

In some property management contracts, there is no agreement or the industry Committee does not prohibit strangers from entering and leaving the community. Therefore, when the property security allows strangers to enter and leave the community at will, the property does not need to bear the responsibility while doing a good job in the security of other communities. Unless the owner has evidence to prove that there is a causal relationship between theft and property safety dereliction of duty, the property needs to bear the responsibility.

There is no law in our country that security guards have the right to keep strangers out of the community. On the contrary, the Regulations on the Administration of Security Services also stipulates what behaviors security guards are not allowed to engage in. Article 30 of the Regulations on the Administration of Security Services stipulates that security guards shall not commit the following acts:

(a) restricting the personal freedom of others, searching others' bodies or insulting or beating others;

(two) seizure, confiscation of other people's documents and property;

(3) Obstructing the execution of official duties according to law;

(4) Participating in debt recovery, using violence or threatening violence to handle disputes;

(five) delete or spread the monitoring image data and alarm records formed in the security service;

(6) Infringement of personal privacy or disclosure of state secrets, commercial secrets and information explicitly requested by the client unit to be kept confidential.

Extended data:

Article 31 of the Regulations on the Administration of Security Services stipulates that security guards have the right to refuse to carry out illegal instructions from security practitioners or client units. The security business unit shall not terminate the labor contract with the security guard because the security guard does not execute the illegal instructions, shall not reduce his labor remuneration and other benefits, and shall not stop paying or underpay the social insurance premiums that should be paid for him according to law.

Article 29 stipulates that in security service, security guards may take the following measures to perform their security service duties:

(1) Examining the certificates of personnel entering and leaving the service area, and registering vehicles and articles entering and leaving;

(two) patrol, security, safety inspection, alarm monitoring in the service area;

(three) to carry out safety inspection of people and their property in public places such as airports, stations and docks, and to maintain public order;

(4) When carrying out an armed escort mission, temporary isolation zones may be set up according to the needs of the mission, but the obstacles to the normal activities of citizens shall be minimized.

Security guards shall promptly stop illegal and criminal acts in the service area, immediately call the police to stop invalid illegal and criminal acts, and take measures to protect the scene.

The use of firearms by security guards engaged in the armed escort service shall be carried out in accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of the Use of Firearms by Full-time Escorters.

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