The police station issued a rectification notice to the neighborhood Committee? Is it up to standard?

The notice of rectification of corridor debris sent by the police station to the neighborhood Committee is in full compliance with the norms. Neighborhood Committee is a unit, and people's daily understanding of the concept of unit is different from that stipulated by the public security department.

Is it legal for the police station to issue a rectification notice to the neighborhood Committee for exemption because of its fire responsibility?

The police station has the responsibility of fire inspection. No rectification notice will be issued for inspection exemption. But he confirmed that he had to drive. This is his duty, just like seeing a thief, the robber must be caught.

The police station has the right to issue a notice of fire control rectification. In fact, fire fighting is the responsibility of the fire brigade, because the fire brigade does not have so much manpower and material resources to check, so the fire fighting work in corridors, shops, shopping malls and other places is handed over to the police station.

As far as fire control responsibility is concerned, the neighborhood Committee only has the responsibility of fire control propaganda, especially the open community has no property, and the neighborhood Committee has no right to pay off the sundries in the corridor. Is it appropriate to issue a rectification notice like this?

It is very appropriate to issue a rectification notice, and it is also in line with the norms, because this is a community without property. If there is property, the police station will also send it to me.

Neighborhood committees have the responsibility and obligation to maintain community health and fire control. Why else do you want this self-made organization? I worked as a public security officer for three years, then took the community exam and studied community management for two months. )

Neighborhood committees have no right to pay money at will, but they can be persuaded to take things back and put up notices. No one took it away for one week, and the next week it was confirmed unclaimed. In the third week, the neighborhood Committee can pay off the sundries.