Ten thousand yuan "administrative punishment decision. On April 12, Chunjiang Market Supervision and Management Office of Fuyang District Market Supervision Administration of Hangzhou received a report from the staff of Dayuan Monopoly Management Office of Fuyang District Tobacco Bureau: on April 9, a complaint was received from Mr. Xia, a merchant in Chunjiang Street of Fuyang District, whose 13-year-old child sold cigarettes. After receiving the clues, the law enforcement officers of Chunjiang Market Supervision and Management Institute investigated and obtained evidence from various parties, and successively consulted relevant video surveillance videos, orders from merchants' tobacco management systems and Alipay payment orders, and asked consumers and witnesses about the situation. It is confirmed that at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of March 19, Xia Moumou in school uniform and his classmate Zhang Moumou went to a store in Chunjiang Street, Fuyang District, Hangzhou to buy cigarettes, and Zhao Nvshi, a clerk, sold Xia a pack of cigarettes with a price of 36 yuan to him without checking his identity documents. Because the business behavior violates the first paragraph of Article 37 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Minors and the second paragraph of Article 20 of the Regulations on the Control of Smoking in Public Places in Hangzhou, it is forbidden to sell tobacco products to minors. If it is difficult to determine whether it is an adult, the operator shall require it to show its identity documents; Those who cannot produce their identity documents shall not be allowed to sell tobacco products to them. " And other relevant regulations, in the case of conclusive evidence, law enforcement officers in accordance with the relevant provisions of Article 29 of the Regulations on the Control of Smoking in Public Places in Hangzhou, the merchant was ordered and fined-10,000 yuan. "The amount of this fine is secondary. The key point is that it has played a warning and popularization role for other businesses selling tobacco and alcohol. "Wang Chen, a practicing lawyer of Zhejiang Liuhe Law Firm, said that this case has played an exemplary role in the law enforcement efforts to protect minors in other parts of the country, which is consistent with China's current spirit of vigorously protecting minors, and also shows the government's determination to crack down on violations of minors' rights and interests. In addition, Wang Chen believes that the local laws and regulations in Hangzhou have made law enforcement units have laws to follow, which is a highlight of this incident. "In addition to the relevant laws and regulations, all localities should actively formulate relevant specific rules and regulations, increase the degree of law enforcement robbery, further strengthen the protection of minors, and promote the healthy growth of minors." Wang Chen said. Law enforcement officers also reminded cigarette retailers to attach great importance to and abide by the law, and consciously do not sell cigarettes to minors. This is a legal requirement and a moral constraint.