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Road administration law enforcement responds to the "three systems", ushering in a major transformation in law enforcement

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2019-06-12

The comprehensive reform of transportation law enforcement will also bring about major changes to road administration law enforcement. The General Office of the State Council has issued a notice to fully implement the administrative law enforcement publicity system, the entire process recording system, and the legal review system for major law enforcement decisions, which are often referred to as the "three systems". Today, let's take a closer look at the entire process recording system for law enforcement. The entire process recording system for law enforcement mainly addresses issues such as lax and uncivilized law enforcement behaviors, as well as incomplete and non-standard records of the law enforcement process. It focuses on four aspects: improving written records, standardizing audio-visual records, strictly managing record filing, and leveraging the role of records. It provides provisions on the basic format standards of administrative law enforcement documents, the positioning, role, elements, and equipment configuration of audio-visual recordings, the lawful filing and preservation of law enforcement archives, and the strengthening of the review and supervision of recorded information. For the entire process recording system for law enforcement, the law enforcement recorder is the most direct and effective auxiliary tool. Road administration law enforcement teams are fully implementing the three systems to change the status quo of law enforcement. Road administration law enforcement departments across the country are purchasing a large number of law enforcement recorders and 4G law enforcement recorders. At the same time, in order to standardize the use and management of law enforcement recorders and improve the effectiveness of on-site law enforcement recorder use, relevant systems have been developed. These systems require law enforcement officers to wear road administration law enforcement recorders during law enforcement, and require the use of on-site law enforcement recorders for synchronous audio and video recording of law enforcement, following the principles of synchronous recording, centralized management, standardized filing, and strict confidentiality, to ensure that audio-visual materials are comprehensive, objective, legal, and effective. Specific requirements are made for the scope of use, recording requirements, material storage, and maintenance of law enforcement recorders. After wearing 4G law enforcement recorders, road administration law enforcement officers feel that it is a protective umbrella for them. During law enforcement, it can accurately record the on-site evidence and the actions of the parties involved, playing a supervisory role on both sides. At the same time, it can remind law enforcement officers to standardize their law enforcement behavior and conduct, improving the quality and level of law enforcement.


A comprehensive reform of traffic law enforcement is underway, and road administration law enforcement will also undergo major changes. The State Council's General Office has issued a notice to fully implement the administrative law enforcement publicity system, the entire process recording system, and the legal review system for major law enforcement decisions, often referred to as the "three systems". Today, let's take a closer look at the entire process recording system for law enforcement.

The entire process recording system for law enforcement addresses issues such as lax and uncivilized law enforcement behaviors, and incomplete or non-standard records of the law enforcement process. It mainly focuses on four aspects: improving written records, standardizing audio-visual records, strictly managing record archiving, and leveraging the role of records. It provides regulations on the basic format standards of administrative law enforcement documents, the positioning, role, elements, and equipment configuration of audio-visual recordings, the lawful archiving and preservation of law enforcement files, and the strengthening of the review and supervision of recorded information.

Regarding the entire process recording system for law enforcement, Body-worn cameras are the most direct and effective auxiliary tools. Road administration law enforcement teams are fully implementing the three systems to change the status quo of law enforcement, with various road administration law enforcement departments making large-scale purchases of Body-worn cameras and 4G body-worn cameras . Simultaneously, in order to standardize Body-worn cameras the use and management, and improve the on-site body-worn camera usage effectiveness, corresponding systems have been developed. Law enforcement officers are required to wear road administration body-worn cameras during law enforcement, and are required to use on-site body-worn camera synchronous audio and video recording during law enforcement, following the principles of synchronous recording, centralized management, standardized archiving, and strict confidentiality to ensure that audio-visual materials are comprehensive, objective, legal, and effective. Specific requirements are made for Body-worn cameras the scope of use, recording requirements, material storage, and maintenance.

After 4G body-worn cameras wearing them, road administration law enforcement officers feel that these are a protective umbrella. Using them during law enforcement accurately records on-site evidence and the actions of those involved, providing two-way supervisory management. It also reminds law enforcement officers to regulate their law enforcement behavior and conduct, improving the quality and level of law enforcement.

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