Regulations on the administration of public security in hotels and measures for the management of pu

According to Article 39 of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments", if the operators and managers of hotels, restaurants, theaters, casinos, sports grounds, exhibition halls, or other venues for public activities violate safety regulations, causing the risk of a safety accident in the venue, and are ordered to make corrections by the public security organs, and refuse to make corrections, they shall be detained for up to 5 days.

Article 56 Where the staff of the hotel industry fails to register the name, type and number of identity documents of the passengers staying at the hotel in accordance with the regulations, or who clearly knows that the passengers staying at the hotel bring dangerous substances into the hotel and fails to stop them, they shall be fined not less than 200 yuan but not more than 500 yuan.

Where the staff of the hotel industry clearly know that the passenger staying at the hotel is a criminal suspect or a person wanted by the public security organs, but does not report it to the public security organs, they are to be fined between 200 and 500 yuan; where the circumstances are serious, they are to be detained for up to 5 days and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB.

According to Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Public Security in the Hotel Industry, hotels must register for the accommodation of tourists. At the time of registration, the passenger's identity document shall be checked and the specified items shall be truthfully registered.

To receive accommodation for foreign tourists, the accommodation registration form shall also be submitted to the local public security organ within 24 hours.

You must register with your ID card to stay in a hostel!

Article 1 According to the approval of the Ministry of Public Security issued by the Ministry of Public Security "Hotel Industry Public Security Management Measures" (hereinafter referred to as the "Management Measures"), combined with the actual situation of our province, these provisions are formulated.

Article 2 All hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, guest houses, passenger and freight inns, carriage shops, baths, etc. (hereinafter referred to as hotels) that operate and receive passenger accommodation within the territory of our province and are included in the scope of Article 2 of the Administrative Measures shall comply with these provisions.

Article 3: Public security organs at all levels are the competent departments in charge of the administration of public security in the hotel industry, and the specific work is governed by their public security.

Functional departments are responsible.

The railway public security organs are responsible for the management of the security work of hotels in railway stations, sections, and factories (yards) of the railway system.

Article 4 The establishment of the Lusun Pavilion shall be approved by the competent department, and the local county (city) and district public security organs shall conduct safety inspections, and those who pass the examination shall be issued with a "Security Permit" and apply for a "Business License" from the local administrative department for industry and commerce before they are allowed to operate.

Article 5 Hotels should be kept at a safe distance from factories and warehouses that produce and store flammable, explosive, highly toxic, radioactive and other dangerous goods.

Article 6 Hotel buildings must be sturdy and safe, meet the relevant building standards, and should have safety, fire protection and other equipment, and their entrances and exits and passages should be convenient for personnel evacuation and passage.

Seasonal and temporary hotels, including tents and board houses for receiving tourists from the cautious and blind and temporary accommodation and rooms for temporary reception of tourists, should have the conditions and equipment for the safety of passengers.

The entrances and exits, passages and safety facilities of hotels opened in residential buildings or courtyards must be separated, and the normal order and safety of residents must not be affected.

Article 7 Kuanbo Hotel shall formulate instructions for passengers, establish a system of hall verification, guest registration, on-duty accommodation, etc., implement a safety post responsibility system, and earnestly do a good job in preventing special, anti-theft, fire prevention and other public security disasters.

Article 8 When the hotel receives passengers for accommodation, the full-time staff of the Zen booth shall check their identity documents and carefully fill in the passenger accommodation registration book. Hotels that have not been designated by the public security organs are not allowed to accept undocumented passengers.

The hotel shall regularly send the passenger accommodation registration book to the local public security police station for inspection.

Legal Analysis] The Measures for the Administration of Public Security in the Hotel Industry are formulated to ensure the normal operation of the hotel industry and the safety of passengers' lives and property, and to maintain social order. All hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, guest houses, guest houses, carriage and horse shops, baths, etc. (hereinafter collectively referred to as hotels) that operate and receive tourists for accommodation, whether they are state-owned, collective-operated, partnership-operated, self-employed, or foreign-invested or operated, whether they are franchised or concurrent, whether they are perennial or seasonal, must abide by the measures for the administration of public security in the hotel industry.

Legal basis] Measures for the Administration of Public Security in the Hotel Industry

Article 1 These measures are formulated in order to ensure the normal operation of the hotel industry and the safety of passengers' lives and property, and to maintain public order.

Article 2 All hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, guest houses, passenger and freight inns, carriage and horse shops, baths, etc. (hereinafter collectively referred to as hotels) that operate and receive passenger accommodation, whether state-owned, collective-operated, partnership-operated, self-employed, or foreign-invested or operated, whether they are franchised or concurrent, whether they are perennial or seasonal, must abide by these Measures.

Article 3 To open a hotel, its building construction, fire-fighting equipment, entrances and exits and passages, etc., must comply with the relevant provisions of the Fire Protection Law of the People's Republic of China, and must have the necessary anti-theft security facilities.