Public security administrative compulsory measures 12.

12 compulsory administrative measures for public security are:

1, mandatory summons;

2. Compulsory detention;

3. Compulsory performance;

4. deportation;

5. Forced repatriation;

6. Compulsory isolation treatment;

7. Compulsory license;

8. Compulsory withholding;

9. Forced return;

10, forced demolition;

1 1, offset payment;

12, forced auction.

The compulsory measures for the enforcement of administrative punishment are as follows:

1, administrative punishment is the final punishment for the rights of the administrative counterpart, such as confiscation of property is administrative punishment, because it is the final deprivation of the property ownership of the relative; Administrative coercive measures are temporary restrictions on the rights of the relative person (especially the right to use and dispose of property). For example, sealing up property is an administrative compulsory measure, because it is not the final disposition of property ownership, but only a temporary restriction on the right to use and dispose of property in a short time.

2. Administrative punishment is an administrative punishment, so it must be based on the illegal behavior of the administrative counterpart; Administrative coercive measures are not administrative sanctions, so they are not necessarily related to whether the behavior of the administrative counterpart is illegal. It can be aimed at both the illegal behavior of the relative person and the legal behavior of the relative person.

3. Administrative coercive measures are an intermediate act, a temporary measure to ensure the final administrative act, and have not reached the state of finally handling the incident. If the property is seized, the seizure itself is not the ultimate goal, but a temporary measure to ensure the final decision and implementation of administrative treatment. Administrative punishment is the final administrative act. Its production shows that administrative illegal cases have been handled. If the property is confiscated, it means the final disposal of the property by the administrative subject.

To sum up, there are actually many types of administrative coercive measures, which are also affected by various aspects.

Legal basis:

Article 9 of the Administrative Enforcement Law of the People's Republic of China

Types of administrative compulsory measures:

(1) restricting the personal freedom of citizens;

(2) sealing up places, facilities or property;

(3) seizing property;

(4) Freezing deposits and remittances;

(5) Other administrative compulsory measures.

Article 10

Administrative compulsory measures are set by law. If no law has been enacted and it falls within the scope of the State Council's administrative functions and powers, administrative regulations may set other administrative compulsory measures besides the first and fourth items of Article 9 of this Law and the administrative compulsory measures that should be prescribed by law.

Where laws and administrative regulations have not been formulated and belong to local affairs, local regulations may set administrative compulsory measures in items 2 and 3 of Article 9 of this Law.

Other normative documents other than laws and regulations shall not set administrative compulsory measures.