The work safety administration bureau stipulates that law enforcement officers must wear body cameras.
Release Time:
2019-06-06
The "Regulations on the Entire Process Recording of Administrative Law Enforcement by the Safety Production Supervision and Administration Bureau" clearly stipulates that administrative law enforcement officers shall make a complete record through text, audio-visual, and other recording methods. Audio-visual recording methods include taking photos, audio recording, video recording, and video surveillance. The main on-site data acquisition equipment for audio-visual recording is the law enforcement recorder. The regulations also clearly stipulate that law enforcement officers using the safety supervision law enforcement recorder should comply with the following provisions: (1) When starting the law enforcement recorder, the parties involved should be informed first. The standard wording for the notification is: To protect your legitimate rights and interests and supervise our law enforcement actions, this law enforcement process will be audio and video recorded. (2) During the administrative law enforcement process, the language should be civilized and polite, and the behavior should be legal and standardized. In any circumstances where the law and regulations stipulate that a law enforcement certificate must be presented, the law enforcement certificate must be presented. (3) The information recorded by the law enforcement recorder should be complete, objective, and true. The recorded information should reflect the time, place, law enforcement matters, parties involved and relevant personnel, law enforcement officers, and the law enforcement process. (4) When carrying out law enforcement actions, the obvious signs of the location should be recorded; if there are no obvious signs, the surrounding landmark buildings should be recorded, and the name of the location should be verbally stated. (5) After the law enforcement recorder starts recording, continuous recording should not be interrupted at the same law enforcement location, and arbitrary selection or omission or post-recording should not be allowed, and no other images should be inserted. According to the needs of administrative law enforcement, audio-visual acquisition, storage, and recording supporting facilities and equipment are provided for each supervision and inspection room. Among them, law enforcement recorders are equipped at the standard of one for every two people. The maintenance of administrative law enforcement information acquisition and storage equipment should be strengthened to ensure normal operation. Before using the law enforcement recorder, administrative law enforcement officers should conduct a comprehensive inspection to ensure that the battery power is sufficient and the memory card has sufficient storage space. Strengthen storage security management to prevent the damage, loss, or leakage of recorded audio-visual materials.
The "Regulations on the Entire Process Recording of Administrative Law Enforcement by the Safety Production Supervision and Administration Bureau" clearly stipulates that administrative law enforcement officers shall make a complete record using written, audio-visual, or other recording methods. Audio-visual recording methods include taking photos, audio recording, video recording, and video surveillance. The main on-site data acquisition equipment for audio-visual recording is Law enforcement recorder 。


The regulations also specify that law enforcement officers using Safety supervision law enforcement recorder shall comply with the following provisions:
(1) When starting Law enforcement recorder recording, the parties involved shall be informed first. The standard wording for the notification is: To protect your legitimate rights and interests and supervise our law enforcement actions, this law enforcement process will be audio and video recorded.
(2) During the administrative law enforcement process, language should be polite and civilized, and actions should be legal and standardized. Whenever the law and regulations stipulate the presentation of a law enforcement certificate, the certificate must be presented.
(3) Law enforcement recorder Recorded information must be complete, objective, and true. The recorded information should reflect the time, location, enforcement matters, parties and related personnel, law enforcement officers, and the law enforcement process.
(4) When carrying out law enforcement actions, the obvious signs of the location should be recorded; if there are no obvious signs, the surrounding landmark buildings should be recorded, and the name of the location should be verbally stated.
(5) Law enforcement recorder After recording begins, recording should not be interrupted at the same enforcement location, nor should any selection or omission be made arbitrarily, or any supplementary recording be added afterwards, nor should other images be inserted.
According to the needs of administrative law enforcement, audio-visual acquisition, storage, and recording supporting facilities and equipment are provided for each supervision and inspection office. Among them Law enforcement recorder are equipped at a standard of one per two people. Strengthen the maintenance of administrative law enforcement information acquisition and storage equipment to ensure normal operation. Administrative law enforcement personnel using Law enforcement recorder should conduct a comprehensive inspection beforehand to ensure that the battery power is sufficient and the memory card has enough storage space. Strengthen storage security management to prevent damage, loss, or leakage of recorded audio-visual materials.
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