Which department does the Health Supervision and Law Enforcement Brigade belong to?

The Health Law Enforcement Supervision Brigade is a health supervision institute affiliated to the health administration department at all levels. It is a health law enforcement supervision agency affiliated with the health administration department. It has two brands with one person and one horse per health supervision institute.

The Health Law Enforcement Supervision Brigade is a non-profit government law enforcement agency. It is responsible for the brigade's work plans, summaries, meeting minutes, organization and coordination, sending and receiving documents and information, document and file management, employee salary adjustments, professional title promotions, Financial reporting, security, printing of official documents, collection of health law enforcement supervision information and publicity and reporting of law enforcement work.

The main responsibilities of the health law enforcement and supervision brigade:

1. Responsible for organizing the formulation of health supervision and law enforcement work plans and organizing their implementation;

2. Responsible for health licensing Specific work such as acceptance of applications for certificates and practice licenses, preliminary review, reporting and issuance of certificates after approval;

3. Investigate and collect evidence for major emergencies such as sanitary pollution and poisoning accidents, and take necessary measures, Propose handling opinions;

4. Organize the sampling of items deemed necessary for testing during on-site health supervision;

5. Responsible for the collection, sorting, analysis and reporting of health supervision information; Responsible for the acceptance and investigation of complaints and reports on health supervision and law enforcement;

6. Responsible for the training of legal knowledge and business for health supervisors,

7. Responsible for the supervision of health laws and regulations Knowledge dissemination and consultation.

The Health Supervision Institute is an agency directly under the Department of Health (Bureau) and an executive agency that performs health supervision and law enforcement functions in accordance with the law.

The Health Supervision and Law Enforcement Bureau is under the direct jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration. The Health Supervision and Law Enforcement Bureau was originally under the management of the Health Bureau. Later, the two Food and Drug Supervision Bureaus were merged into one. The Bureau of Health Supervision and Enforcement was merged into the Food and Drug Administration.

The Health Supervision and Law Enforcement Bureau supervises: supervises food safety law enforcement. For example, if a supermarket is found to have food quality problems, the Health Supervision and Law Enforcement Bureau has the power to seal and detain the food, impose administrative penalties, fines, and warnings on the supermarket.

The Health Supervision Office is under the management of the Health Department. The responsibilities of the Health Supervision Office are as follows:

1. Formulate and organize the implementation of the city’s health supervision work plan;

2. Undertake the health administrative licensing of office premises, sanitary conditions of water supply units and other administrative licensing matters assigned by the Municipal Health Bureau in accordance with the law;

3. For disinfection products, drinking water, and drinking water hygiene and safety products Carry out health supervision and inspection of health and production and operation activities;

4. Responsible for accepting complaints and reports on illegal activities;

5. Responsible for the collection of health supervision information within the jurisdiction, Verification and reporting;

6. Responsible for publicity and education of health laws and regulations and training of health supervisors.

What are the service contents of health supervision and coordination:

1. Conduct regular health inspections to discover or suspect clues and health events that are harmful or may cause harm to human health;

2. If any abnormalities in rural centralized water supply, urban secondary water supply and school water supply are found, as well as relevant information on suspected infectious disease patients, illegal medical practice, illegal blood collection and supply, etc., promptly report to relevant departments and assist in investigation;

3. Find service recipients who are exposed or may be exposed to hazardous factors, and carry out publicity, education, consultation, and guidance on occupational disease prevention and control;

4. Carry out food safety, drinking water safety, and occupational disease prevention and control work for them; Prevention and other laws and regulations and health knowledge promotion.

Legal basis:

Article 2 of "Several Provisions on the Construction of the Health Supervision System"

The health supervision system is an important component of the public health system In part, it is an important guarantee for implementing national health laws and regulations, maintaining public health order and medical service order, protecting people's health, and promoting coordinated economic and social development.