Do gatherings in public places need to be reported to the Public Security Bureau? How many people need to report?

General gatherings do not need to be reported to the public security organs. Only when holding rallies, marches, demonstrations and other activities must apply to the public security organs.

If you hold a parade in a public place, you must apply, and you must report the route and so on. It is relatively strict. There is no regulation on the number of people, and several people must apply.

If it is not a parade, then there is no need. According to regulations, outdoor cultural and sports gatherings with more than 200 people must obtain permission from the county-level public security bureau, and with more than 3,000 people must obtain permission from the prefecture-level public security bureau, and then cross-region Something like that, reported step by step.

Extended information:

Requirements for holding rallies, processions and demonstrations:

(Based on: Law of the People’s Republic of China on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations)

Article 18

For assemblies, processions, and demonstrations held in accordance with the law, the competent authorities shall dispatch people's police to maintain traffic order and social order and ensure the smooth progress of assemblies, processions, and demonstrations.

Article 19

No one may use violence, coercion or other illegal means to disrupt, impact or destroy assemblies, processions and demonstrations held in accordance with the law.

Article 20

In order to ensure the progress of parades held in accordance with the law, the people's police responsible for maintaining traffic order may temporarily modify the relevant provisions of the traffic rules.

Article 21

When the parade encounters unforeseen circumstances and cannot proceed along the permitted route, the person in charge of the people's police on site has the right to change the march of the parade. route.

Article 22

If an assembly, procession, or demonstration is held at or passes by a state agency, military agency, radio station, television station, or foreign embassy or consulate in China, the competent authority In order to maintain order, temporary warning lines can be set up nearby, and no crossing is allowed without the permission of the people's police.

Article 23

No assembly, procession or demonstration shall be held within ten meters to three hundred meters of the following places. Exceptions approved:

The locations of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the State Council, the Central Military Commission, the Supreme People's Court, and the Supreme People's Procuratorate;

Where state guests stay;

Important military facilities;

Airports, railway stations and ports.

The specific surrounding distances of the places listed in the preceding paragraph shall be stipulated by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Article 24

The time for holding assemblies, processions, and demonstrations is limited to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., unless decided or approved by the local people's government.

Article 25

Assemblies, processions and demonstrations shall be carried out in accordance with the permitted purpose, method, slogans, slogans, starting and ending time, location, route and other matters.

The person in charge of an assembly, procession, or demonstration must be responsible for maintaining the order of an assembly, procession, or demonstration, and strictly prevent others from joining.

When necessary, the person in charge of an assembly, procession, or demonstration should designate a special person to assist the people's police in maintaining order. Personnel responsible for maintaining order should wear signs.

Article 26

When holding assemblies, processions, or demonstrations, you must not violate public security regulations, conduct criminal activities, or incite crimes.

Article 27

If an assembly, procession or demonstration is held under any of the following circumstances, the people's police shall stop it:

Failure to comply with this law The application is stipulated or the application is not approved;

The purpose, method, slogan, slogan, start and end time, place, and route approved by the competent authority are not followed;

Occurrence during the process Endangering public safety or seriously disrupting social order.

If one of the circumstances listed in the preceding paragraph fails to obey the restraint, the person in charge of the people's police on site has the right to order the disbandment; if the people's police refuses to disband, the person in charge of the people's police on site has the right to decide to take necessary measures in accordance with relevant national regulations. Measures were taken to forcibly disperse, and those who refused to comply were forcibly removed from the scene or detained immediately.

Personnel participating in assemblies, processions, and demonstrations cross the temporary cordon set up in accordance with the provisions of Article 22 of this Law, and enter specific areas listed in Article 23 of this Law where assemblies, processions, and demonstrations are not allowed to be held. If there is a certain area around the site or if there are other illegal or criminal acts, the people's police can forcibly take them away from the site or detain them immediately.

Baidu Encyclopedia--Law on Assemblies, Processions and Demonstrations of the People’s Republic of China