What are the rewards for reporting drug crimes?

1. The Measures for Rewards for Reporting Drug Violations and Crimes is a regulation jointly issued by the Office of the National Narcotics Control Commission, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Ministry of Finance in 2018. The purpose is to mobilize the whole society to participate in the anti-drug fight, encourage reporting of illegal and criminal drug activities, and reduce the social harm of drugs. This law is formulated in accordance with the Narcotics Control Law of the People's Republic of China and other relevant provisions. 2. Legal basis: Article 1 of the "Measures for Rewards for Reporting Drug Violations and Crimes" is to mobilize the whole society to participate in the anti-drug struggle, encourage reporting of drug violations and criminal activities, and reduce the social harm of drugs. According to the "Anti-Drug Law of the People's Republic of China", etc. Relevant regulations are formulated in these Measures. Article 2 The term "drug-related crimes" as mentioned in these Measures refers to drug-related crimes that violate the provisions of laws and regulations and require criminal liability, public security management penalties, or drug treatment-related measures to be determined in accordance with the law. Article 3 The term “informant” as mentioned in these Measures refers to citizens, legal persons and other organizations who proactively report drug-related illegal and criminal activities or clues to the public security organs through written materials, phone calls, visits, etc. Staff of public security, procuratorial, trial, judicial administration, national security, armed police, military, customs and other state agencies related to their duties; and ***criminal suspects who committed the same crime confessed to the public security agency the facts of drug crimes committed by the co-accused, and were suspected of committing crimes in custody This measure does not apply to persons who reveal other people’s drug crime facts or provide clues to drug crimes.