Measures of Shenzhen Municipality on the Administration of Security Services

Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the supervision and management of units and individuals engaged in security service activities, promote the healthy development of the security service industry, and improve the ability of public security prevention, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and in light of the actual situation of this Municipality. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the activities of installing, maintaining and repairing security guards, escorts, security technology prevention facilities or providing security consultation in Shenzhen (hereinafter referred to as this Municipality) for the protection of personal and property safety. Article 3 Security services must abide by national laws, regulations and relevant policies and respect social morality.

Units and individuals should understand, support and respect safety work.

Units employing security guards shall safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of security guards according to law. Encourage units that employ security guards to buy accident insurance for security guards. Article 4 A legally established security service enterprise may accept the entrustment of other units to engage in the business activities of paid security services. Fifth security service enterprises and security guards have the obligation to participate in emergency response.

In case of emergency endangering public safety and social stability, the municipal and district public security organs may call the security guards of security service enterprises or requisition security equipment, and the municipal and district public security organs shall give appropriate compensation. Article 6 The municipal public security organ is the administrative department in charge of the city's security service industry, and uniformly implements supervision, management and operational guidance for the city's security service industry. The public security organs of all districts shall be responsible for the supervision, management and operational guidance of security service activities within their respective jurisdictions.

Industry and commerce (price), taxation, labor security, education and other departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, supervise and manage the security service activities. Chapter II Security Service Enterprises Article 7 A security service enterprise shall have the status of an independent legal person, operate independently and be responsible for its own profits and losses.

The establishment of a security service enterprise shall be approved by the provincial public security organ in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and apply to the local administrative department for industry and commerce for a business license. Article 8 A security service enterprise may engage in the following businesses according to law:

(a) security personnel in organs, enterprises, institutions, organizations, residential areas, markets, stock exchanges, airports, docks, stations, warehouses and other places, property and personal safety and security personnel for large-scale activities;

(two) currency, securities, gold and silver jewelry, cultural relics, works of art and other valuables;

(3) Installation, maintenance and repair of safety technical prevention facilities;

(4) Safety consultation and assessment;

(5) Other security services that can be provided by laws and regulations. Article 9 Security service enterprises that are not registered in this Municipality (hereinafter referred to as security service enterprises outside this Municipality) that engage in security service business activities in this Municipality shall, within ten working days from the date of providing security services in this Municipality, report the following materials to the municipal public security organ for the record:

(1) A copy of the business license;

(2) Organizational structure and rules and regulations;

(three) the identity certificate and photocopy of the legal representative of the unit and the main person in charge of the branch of this Municipality;

(four) a copy of the identity card and qualification certificate of the security guard;

(5) A copy of the security service contract. Article 10 A security service enterprise shall perform the following obligations according to law:

(1) Providing security services in accordance with the security service contract;

(two) responsible for the education, training and daily management of security guards;

(3) Regularly supervise and inspect the services of the security personnel sent abroad;

(four) to assist the relevant departments to maintain social order and prevent and stop illegal and criminal activities;

(five) other duties as prescribed by laws and regulations. Eleventh security service enterprises should actively create conditions for security guards to buy accident insurance, and protect the following rights of security guards hired according to law:

(1) Having the necessary conditions for security guards to perform their duties according to law;

(two) to participate in the training provided by the unit that employs security guards;

(three) to participate in social insurance such as pension, medical care, work injury, etc., and enjoy the corresponding treatment;

(four) in accordance with the relevant provisions of recognition and reward;

(five) other rights stipulated by laws, regulations and rules. Twelfth security service enterprises should establish a security information system including the following files, and connect with the security supervision information system of the municipal public security organs:

(a) the basic situation of the legal representative and business premises of the security service enterprise;

(2) Personal electronic files of security guards;

(3) Information on security and defense equipment, explosion-proof guns and their equipment for armed escort service;

(4) Education and training of security guards and their qualification certificates;

(five) security service accidents and cases.

Where the contents specified in the preceding paragraph are changed, the security service enterprise shall submit relevant information to the municipal public security organ within seven working days from the date of change. Thirteenth security service enterprises shall not engage in the following activities:

(a) beyond the scope of business;

(two) to provide security services for enterprises, institutions and other organizations that are not established according to law;

(three) to accept the entrustment of others to participate in handling civil disputes, economic disputes or labor disputes;

(4) Guarding or escorting prohibited items without approval;

(five) obstructing the staff of state organs from performing their official duties according to law;

(six) other activities prohibited by laws and regulations.