Qinghai Province integrates law enforcement teams; housing management law enforcement recorders are integrated with the urban management and housing construction bureau's law enforcement team; urban management law enforcement recorders become the supervisory eyes of law enforcement.
Release Time:
2019-06-05
The Qinghai Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission's law enforcement department, in conjunction with local housing management bureaus and law enforcement teams, conducted a province-wide inspection of the real estate market. Each law enforcement team was equipped with a law enforcement recorder, which live-recorded and saved the enforcement situation of more than 20 law enforcement teams across the province to the law enforcement data collection station, realizing "Internet+" for housing management bureau law enforcement. Housing management bureau law enforcement teams, equipped with 4G law enforcement recorders, implemented both online and offline enforcement. While monitoring property transactions, the Qinghai Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission also conducted law enforcement inspections at numerous construction sites of developers within its jurisdiction, in accordance with the Air Pollution Prevention and Control Law. Law enforcement personnel wearing housing management law enforcement recorders must also enforce the law in accordance with the Qinghai Provincial Air Pollution Prevention regulations, conducting inspections according to the requirements of "three 100%", standardizing law enforcement to achieve full audio and video recording, and realizing audio-visual traceability of 8 construction projects. Qinghai's housing management law enforcement teams focused on inspecting some construction projects, using law enforcement recorders to monitor companies prone to disputes. This mainly included illegal and irregular behaviors such as falsely advertising "commercial-to-residential" and "industrial-to-residential" conversions, incomplete entrustment procedures, illegal group renting, and irregular leasing. The Qinghai Housing Management Law Enforcement Detachment will gradually integrate housing management business with the Qinghai Urban Management Law Enforcement Department, delegating law enforcement powers to various subordinate institutions. It will focus on establishing law enforcement teams in five areas: agriculture and rural areas, culture and tourism, transportation, ecological environment, and market supervision and administration, and will equip them with culture and tourism law enforcement recorders, environmental monitoring law enforcement recorders, and market supervision law enforcement recorders. It will also assist in establishing other cross-field comprehensive law enforcement teams, equipped with 4G law enforcement recorders. The housing management bureau will be integrated into the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission, and the law enforcement teams will also be unified. A law enforcement center focusing on housing and urban management will be established, or a comprehensive law enforcement center and a market supervision and administration comprehensive law enforcement center will be established, implementing a "5+1" comprehensive law enforcement agency, and gradually building a comprehensive reform measure for large-scale urban management.
The Qinghai Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission's law enforcement department, in conjunction with local housing management bureaus and law enforcement teams, conducted standardized inspections of the province's real estate market. Each law enforcement team is equipped with law enforcement recorders to record and save the law enforcement activities of more than 20 law enforcement teams across the province in real time to the law enforcement data collection station, realizing the "Internet Plus" for housing management bureau law enforcement. Housing management bureau law enforcement teams are equipped with 4G law enforcement recorders to achieve both online and offline enforcement. While monitoring property transactions, the Qinghai Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission also conducted law enforcement at numerous construction sites of developers within its jurisdiction in accordance with the Air Pollution Prevention and Control Law, wearing housing management law enforcement recorders and must also enforce the law in accordance with Qinghai Province's air pollution prevention regulations, conducting inspections according to the requirements of "three 100%", standardizing law enforcement and achieving law enforcement recorders full audio and video recording, enabling audio-visual traceability of 8 construction projects inspected.


The Qinghai Provincial Housing Management Law Enforcement Team focused on inspecting some ongoing projects, wearing law enforcement recorders to monitor enterprises prone to disputes, mainly involving illegal and irregular behaviors such as false publication of "commercial to residential conversion," "industrial to residential conversion," incomplete entrusted procedures, illegal group renting, and irregular leasing. The Qinghai Provincial Housing Management Law Enforcement Team will gradually connect housing management business with the Qinghai Urban Management Law Enforcement Department, delegating law enforcement powers to various subordinate institutions, focusing on establishing law enforcement teams in five areas: agriculture and rural areas, cultural tourism, transportation, ecological environment, and market supervision and administration, and equipping them with cultural tourism law enforcement recorders 、 environmental monitoring law enforcement recorders 、 market supervision law enforcement recorders and assisting in the establishment of other cross-field comprehensive law enforcement teams, equipped with 4G law enforcement recorders The housing management bureau is integrated into the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau, and the law enforcement teams are also unified. A law enforcement center for the housing and urban-rural development field may be established, or a comprehensive law enforcement center or a market supervision and administration comprehensive law enforcement center may be established, implementing a "5+1" comprehensive law enforcement agency, and gradually building comprehensive reform measures for large urban management.
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