Chapter II
TASKS, POWERS AND ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNE POLICE
Article 9. Tasks and powers of Commune Police
1. To grasp the situation of security, social order and safety in communes, propose to Party Committees and People's Committees of the same level and superior police offices policies, plans and measures to ensure security, social order and safety and organize the implementation thereof.
2. To act as the core in building up the "All people protect national security" movement; to propagate and disseminate guidelines, policies and the law on security, social order and safety; to guide, inspect and urge its according to competence agencies, organizations and individuals in the implementation of law on security, social order and safety in communes.
3. To advise commune People's Committees and organize the implementation of legal provisions on management and education of persons liable to probation or non-custodial reform and persons on suspended sentence who reside in communes; to manage persons under special amnesty, drug-detoxified persons and persons having completely served their prison terms and being subject to further management according to law.
4. To assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with agencies, organizations and other forces in. warding off. detecting and combating crimes and social evils according to law; to protect security, social order and safety, and the lives and property of individuals, agencies and organizations in communes.
5. To enforce the law on residence management, people's identify cards and other travel papers; to manage explosives, weapons and support instruments, to prevent and fight fires, to protect the environment; to perform the security and order-related management of conditional production and business lines in communes under the decentralization and guidance of the Minister of Public Security.
6. To receive, classify and handle according to its competence cases showing signs of violating the law on security, social order and safety in communes; to body-search, check belongings and personal papers and seize weapons or murder weapons of persons who are caught red-handed in committing illegal acts; organize the rescue of victims, protect the scenes and promptly report thereon to competent bodies; to make initial records, take testimonies of victims and witnesses, to seize and preserve material evidences under law and the guidance of the Minister of Public Security; to supply records, documents, material evidences and gathered information and create conditions for competent bodies to verify and handle the cases.
7. To organize the arrest of criminals caught red-handed, wanted or hunted persons lurking about in communes; to escort the arrested persons to immediate superior police offices.
8. To sanction administrative violations; make dossiers proposing the application of other administrative sanctions against violators in communes under law and the guidance of the Minister of Public Security.
9. To request agencies, organizations and individuals in communes to coordinate activities, to supply information and perform tasks related to the maintenance of security, social order and safety.
10. When necessary, to mobilize people and means of organizations and individuals to rescue victims, for salvage and rescue activities, arrest of criminals caught red-handed or wanted or hunted persons and to immediately return the mobilized means when the circumstances terminate and to promptly report thereon to presidents of People's Committees of the same level.
In case of material damage, to pay compensations according to law; if persons mobilized to perform the tasks are wounded or die. they will be entitled to the State's policies.
11. To use weapons, support instruments and apply a number of police measures under law and the guidance of the Minister of Public Security to protect security, social order and safety in communes.
12. To participate in the cadet enrolment and recruitment into the people's armed forces; to conduct drills and exercises in the implementation of schemes on defense, security, salvage, rescue, mitigation of natural disasters and other serious incidents.
13. To build the Commune Police force politically, organizationally and professionally clean and strong.
14. To perform other tasks prescribed by law.
Article 10. Organization of Commune Police
1. Commune Police is composed of a head, deputy heads and members.
Commune police members are arranged in villages or hamlets and perform on-duty tasks at the office or workplace of Commune Police.
2. The Government shall provide for the limit numbers of deputy heads and members of Commune Police.
Based on the Government's prescribed limit numbers and the practical local situation. People's Committees of provinces or centrally run cities (below collectively referred to as provincial level) shall submit to People's Councils of the same level for decision the specific numbers of Commune Police deputy-heads and members in each commune.
3. Heads of the police offices of rural districts, urban districts, towns and provincial cities (below collectively referred to as district level), after consulting commune People's Committee presidents, shall propose presidents of district-level People's Committees to appoint, relieve from duty, transfer or dismiss Commune Police heads; and appoint, relieve from duty or dismiss Commune Police deputy-heads.
Presidents of commune People's Committees shall decide to recognize or relieve from duty Commune Police members at the proposal of Commune Police heads.
4. In case of necessity to protect security, social order and safety as required, directors of provincial-level Police Departments, after consulting presidents of district-level People's Committees, shall decide to appoint officers, non-commissioned officers of the People's Police to hold titles of Commune Police.
5. Commune Police has its own seal.
Article 11. Tasks and powers of Commune Police heads
Commune Police heads shall organize the performance of tasks and powers of Commune Police defined in Article 9 of this Ordinance; take responsibility before law. People's Committees of the same level and superior police offices for operations of Commune Police.
Article 12. Tasks and powers of Commune Police deputy-heads
Commune Police deputy-heads shall assist their respective heads in performing the tasks assigned by their heads; when Commune Police heads are absent. Commune Police deputy-heads will be authorized by their heads to perform the tasks and powers of Commune Police heads.
Article 13. Tasks and powers of Commune Police members
Commune Police members shall perform tasks assigned by their heads; have the responsibility to realize the policies, plans and measures to maintain security, social order and safety in population quarters under their respective charge and perform other security-, social order and safety-maintaining tasks assigned by Commune Police heads.
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