With the improvement of living standards, people have put forward higher requirements for living conditions, and the importance of security systems in residential quarters has received increasing attention. Many surveillance cameras are installed in many communities, but the response of residents is not satisfactory. Some community cameras take pictures that are not clear. Some cameras become “dumplings” at night, and some have a camera installed but they don’t open. Some community monitoring rooms even have no staff on duty...

Ms. Wang, who lives on the Yellow River Road, lost her electric car inadvertently during the previous period. He thought that the district had a surveillance camera inside it. Perhaps he could find clues through surveillance videos. When Ms. Wang went to the property office to inform the situation, the property officer said, "Because the time of theft is night, even if the surveillance camera can capture the scene, due to light problems, the picture is not clear, I try to help you adjust the monitoring, I will inform you again.” However, Ms. Wang has not received a notification until now. "Since the security cameras in the community have not seen the red light above, the monitoring head is either broken or not open." Mr. Chen was stolen from the home in the same district. Things like Ms. Wang and Mr. Chen are not uncommon.

In fact, as early as in 2008, China's first recommended national standard for the security of residential communities, "General Technical Requirements for Residential Community Security Systems" has been formally implemented. This "requirement" has made regulations for building entrances, monitoring centers, fences, and video surveillance systems in residential communities. Because it is not a mandatory constraint on the implementation of the standard, the implementation of the implementation is far from satisfactory. At the same time, the inadequacy of standards such as the installation and maintenance of equipment is one of the reasons for poor cell monitoring. There are no regulations in the existing regulations and standards on how to install and install video surveillance systems. It is very important to make basic regulations for security equipment. Otherwise, it is difficult to ensure that the property company will not arbitrarily reduce monitoring equipment to reduce its responsibilities. After installation, it will “air monitoring” and ultimately damage the owners’ rights and interests.

Recently, the Legislative Hearing of the Jiangxi Provincial Property Management Regulations (Revised Draft) was held in Changzhou. The contents of the hearing proposed to add two new provisions concerning the security responsibilities of property service companies to Article 43 of the revised draft. “For a video surveillance system installed in the realty management area, a realty service enterprise shall send a 24-hour surveillance and keep relevant data in accordance with the relevant regulations of the state and the province. Access to bays in property management areas, elevators, roads, major passages, etc. The video probes, snapshot facilities, and real estate service enterprises shall regularly maintain and ensure their normal operation. Property service companies shall register foreigners and vehicles in and out of the realty management area and regularly patrol the realty management area." "Property Services If an enterprise fails to perform security duties in violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph and causes loss to the owner, it shall be liable for compensation in accordance with the law. "Monitoring "Supervisory Air" property will assume responsibility and increase the enthusiasm of the property. This provision will help the community increase the investment in property management hardware, play a positive role in ensuring the security of the community, and strengthen the enthusiasm of the property services company.

Jiangxi Province is a region with a general economic development in the country, and this opinion put forward at the legislative hearing of the Jiangxi Provincial Property Management Regulations (Revised Draft) reflects the requirements of the majority of owners. If it can be implemented, it will establish similar regulations for other regions. There will be a good boost. This will play a very good role in the normal application of monitoring equipment in the community.