Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the safety management of large-scale mass activities, protect the personal and property safety of citizens, maintain social order and ensure public safety, and promote economic and social development, according to the Regulations on the Safety Management of Large-scale Mass Activities

》 and other relevant laws and regulations, and based on the actual conditions of this province, these measures are formulated.

Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the safety management of large-scale mass activities within the administrative region of this province.

The term "large-scale mass activities" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the following activities held by legal persons or unincorporated organizations for the public, with an expected number of participants of more than 1,000 per session: (1) Sports competitions; (2) Concerts, concerts, etc.

Literary and artistic performances; (3) exhibitions, sales, exchange meetings, etc.; (4) garden tours, lantern festivals, temple fairs, flower shows, fireworks shows, food festivals, etc.; (5) job fairs, promotion meetings, lottery sales, etc.; (6) public welfare

Charity; (7) Other large-scale mass activities involving public security.

Activities held within the daily scale and business scope of theaters, concert halls, parks, scenic spots, entertainment venues, museums, religious venues, etc. shall be carried out in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

Article 3 The safety management of large-scale mass activities follows the principles of safety first, prevention first, and comprehensive management, and adheres to the principles of organizer responsibility, government supervision, and professional operation.

Article 4 People's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen leadership in the safety management of large-scale mass activities within their respective administrative regions, establish a coordination mechanism for discussions, promote information sharing and law enforcement linkage between various departments, and coordinate the resolution of large-scale mass activities.

Major issues in safety management.

Article 5 The public security organs of the people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for the safety management of large-scale mass activities, and provide guidance, supervision and inspection of the safety work of large-scale mass activities.

Relevant departments of the people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for safety work related to large-scale mass activities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6: People's governments at all levels and relevant departments of people's governments at or above the county level shall adopt various forms to publicize relevant laws and regulations on the safety management of large-scale mass activities, and improve the safety awareness and capabilities of natural persons, legal persons and unincorporated organizations.

Chapter 2 Safety Responsibilities Article 7 The organizers of large-scale mass activities (hereinafter referred to as the organizers) are responsible for the safety of the activities they undertake, and their main person in charge is the person responsible for the safety of large-scale mass activities.

If two or more organizers jointly host large-scale mass activities, they must sign a joint hosting agreement.

The joint undertaking agreement shall include the safety responsibilities of the main undertaker and other co-undertakers, as well as the division of safety responsibilities, safety inspections, and accountability.

Article 8 The undertaker shall perform safety duties and be specifically responsible for the following safety matters: (1) Based on the risk factors and needs of the activity, entrust a safety risk assessment agency to conduct safety risk prediction or safety risk assessment, formulate safety work plans, establish and

Implement the safety responsibility system and clarify the positions and responsibilities of safety staff; (2) Hire institutions with corresponding qualifications to conduct mechanical, electrical, fire protection, etc. testing and acceptance of temporarily constructed facilities and buildings, and inspect the test reports issued; (

3) Hire a network security agency to conduct security testing on the network and related information systems, control systems, electronic displays, etc. used in the event, and require them to issue test reports; (4) Hire qualified security, fire protection, epidemic prevention, electricity, and communications

and other service agencies, engaged in safety work such as internal order, security inspection, fire protection, epidemic prevention, electric power and communication guarantee for large-scale mass activities; (5) In accordance with the requirements of the public security organs, control the number of visitors and equip them with equipment that meets the needs of event safety work;

Sensing equipment, security equipment, hard isolation facilities, drone countermeasures equipment, etc.; (6) Reasonably plan the entry and exit channels for the event site, one-way traffic, and arrange for dedicated personnel to be on duty and guide; (7) Through new media, promotional posters, tickets

Promote regulations on traffic control, on-site order, safety inspections, etc. to participants through reminders, on-site broadcasts, etc.; (8) Organize and carry out drills on medical rescue, health and epidemic prevention, food safety, firefighting, emergency evacuation, meteorological disaster prevention, etc.;

(9) Promptly dissuade and stop behaviors that impede the safety of activities, and promptly report illegal and criminal activities to the public security organs; (10) Have the material and financial conditions required for the security work of large-scale mass activities; (11) Required by laws and regulations

Other security work responsibilities related to large-scale mass events.

Organizers are encouraged to purchase commercial insurance such as public liability insurance based on the content, scale, risks, etc. of the event.

Article 9: For large-scale mass activities organized by relevant departments designated by the people's governments at or above the county level, the organizer shall solicit the opinions of the public security organs at the same level when formulating a safety work plan.