Legal analysis: the interrogation record has a uniformly printed recording paper, which consists of the following parts: 1. Title. For the record of interrogation. Second, ask for a brief introduction. In accordance with the provisions of the column, record the time and place of the inquiry item by item, the name and work unit of the inquirer and recorder, and the name, gender, age, home address and work unit of the inquired person. If there are other people present at the inquiry, it shall also be recorded. Third, the content of the inquiry. Ask and answer questions and truthfully record the testimony provided by the interviewee. Fourth, check the transcript. After the inquiry, the recorder shall show the record to the person being questioned or read it to him. If there is any discrepancy, he should be allowed to correct it. After the interviewee confirms that it is correct, he should write the words "I have read the above records (or read them to me) and there is no discrepancy" on the transcript. Five, the respondent, the inquirer and the recorder signed in turn.

Legal basis: Article 37 of the Administrative Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China. When an administrative organ conducts an investigation or inspection, there shall be no less than two law enforcement personnel, and they shall show their certificates to the parties concerned or relevant personnel. The parties concerned or relevant personnel shall truthfully answer the inquiry and assist in the investigation or inspection, and shall not obstruct it. A record shall be made of the inquiry or inspection.

When collecting evidence, the administrative organ may adopt the method of sampling for evidence collection; In the case that the evidence may be lost or difficult to obtain later, it may be registered and preserved in advance with the approval of the person in charge of the administrative organ, and a decision on handling it shall be made in time within seven days. During this period, the parties concerned or relevant personnel shall not destroy or transfer the evidence.

Law enforcement officers who have a direct interest with the parties concerned shall withdraw.