Do large group activities need to be reported to the government?

Large-scale group activities do not necessarily need to be reported to the government, but they must be reported to the public security department.

According to the "Regulations on Safety Management of Large Mass Activities":

Article 13 The organizer shall submit an application for a security license 20 days before the event is held. When applying, the following shall be submitted Materials:

(1) Proof of legal establishment of the organizer and identity certificate of the person responsible for safety;

(2) Large-scale mass activity plan and description, 2 or 2 If the above organizers *** jointly undertake large-scale mass activities, they shall also submit a joint hosting agreement;

(3) Safety work plan for large-scale mass activities;

(4) The event venue manager agrees to provide certification of the event venue.

In accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations, if the relevant competent departments have qualifications and qualification requirements for the organizers of large-scale mass activities, they must also submit relevant qualifications and qualification certificates.

Article 14: After receiving the application materials, the public security organ shall make a decision on whether to accept or not accept the application in accordance with the law. The accepted application shall be reviewed within 7 days from the date of acceptance, and the event venue shall be inspected. If the application meets the safety conditions, a permission decision shall be made; if the safety conditions are not met, a decision shall be made to deny permission, and Give reasons in writing.

Extended information:

According to the "Regulations on the Safety Management of Large-scale Mass Activities":

Article 2 The term "large-scale mass activities" in these regulations refers to legal persons Or the following activities organized by other organizations for the general public with an expected number of participants of more than 1,000 per session:

(1) Sports competitions;

(2) Concerts and concerts and other cultural and artistic performances;

(3) Exhibitions, sales and other activities;

(4) Garden tours, lantern festivals, temple fairs, flower fairs, fireworks parties and other activities;

< p> (5) Job fairs, on-site lottery sales and other activities.

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

Reference material: Regulations on Safety Management of Large Mass Activities - Baidu Encyclopedia