Security service company refers to a special enterprise that specializes in paid security services, maintains the safety of security service objects and assists public security organs in maintaining social order.
Internal security organization refers to the security organization established by organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other organizations to engage in internal security patrols.
The term "security personnel" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the personnel recruited or employed by security organizations and engaged in security work in accordance with the provisions of these Measures. Article 4 Security services and related activities must abide by laws and regulations and safeguard national interests, social interests and the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. Fifth public security organs at all levels shall supervise, manage, inspect and guide organizations and individuals engaged in security services and related activities according to law.
Industry and commerce, taxation, labor, price and other departments shall, according to their respective responsibilities, cooperate with public security organs to supervise and manage security service companies. Chapter II Establishment of Security Organizations Article 6 Cities and counties (districts) may establish security service companies according to needs and the provisions of these Measures.
Organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions that really need to set up internal security organizations may set up internal security organizations in accordance with the provisions of these Measures.
Entertainment service places and units or organizations that have not established internal security organizations shall be stationed by security service companies. Article 7 The establishment of a security service company shall meet the following conditions:
(1) Having a name, articles of association, organization and service scope that conform to the provisions of national laws, regulations and policies;
(2) Having registered capital that meets the requirements of the state and is suitable for the scope of services;
(3) Having a fixed business place and necessary equipment and facilities;
(4) Having a certain number of security personnel and professional and technical personnel;
(five) the legal representative has a college degree or above and a certain legal professional level and safety management experience;
(6) Other conditions for the state to establish an enterprise as a legal person. Article 8 The public security organ of a county (city, district) applying for the establishment of a security service company shall be examined by the public security organ of the municipal or regional administrative office divided into districts and submitted to the provincial public security department for approval; If the application is made by the municipal public security organ with districts, it shall be directly reported to the provincial public security department for approval. If it is approved to be established, it can only start business after going through the enterprise registration formalities with the administrative department for industry and commerce according to law with the approval documents.
No other department, unit or individual may operate a security service company. Article 9 The establishment of an internal security organization must meet the following conditions:
(1) Having full-time management personnel;
(2) Having a fixed office space;
(3) Having a certain number of security personnel;
(4) Having a sound management system.
The establishment of an internal security organization shall apply to the local public security organ. After accepting the application, the public security organ must make a decision of approval or disapproval within the prescribed time limit. If approval is decided, a certificate of approval shall be issued; If it decides not to approve, it shall explain the reasons. Chapter III Rights and Obligations of Security Organizations Article 10 A security service company shall provide the following security services to the society according to law:
(a) to provide security for organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions, residential areas, markets, banks, financial and securities trading places, airports, docks, stations, warehouses and other places;
(two) currency, securities, gold and silver jewelry, cultural relics, works of art and other valuables and explosives, dangerous chemicals escort;
(three) the security of exhibitions, exhibitions, commercial entertainment, sports, commerce, tourism and other activities;
(four) to provide fire safety services;
(5) Providing alarm and security services;
(six) sales of fire prevention, anti-theft, explosion-proof, alarm, communication and other security technology prevention equipment;
(seven) the design, installation, maintenance and repair of safety technical prevention facilities, projects and safety devices;
(8) Safety consultation;
(nine) other public security services approved by the public security organs.
Public security organs shall not participate in the normal business activities of security service companies. Eleventh security service companies shall not engage in non-security business activities.
Security service companies are prohibited from operating the following projects:
(a) Firearms, ammunition and police equipment, signs and standard clothing for military and police personnel;
(two) steel ball guns, tear gas guns, simulated pistols and controlled knives and other weapons;
(3) Other articles prohibited by the state. Twelfth security service charges should follow the principle of fairness and rationality, and the quality of security service should be adapted to the service charges and approved by the price department. Article 13 When providing security services, a security service company shall conclude a security service contract with the entrusting unit according to law. The security service contract shall specify the service content, service term, labor service fee, liability for breach of contract, etc.
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