The scope of reporting acceptance by Cultural Market (12318):

(1) "Internet Market"

1. Accepting minors into Internet cafe business premises;

2. Internet cafes operating outside the prescribed hours

3. Failure to check and register the valid certificates of Internet consumers and record relevant Internet access in accordance with regulations

Internet cafe business premises that provide information;

4. Internet cafe business premises that do not display the "Internet Culture Business License" or the Minors Prohibition

sign:

5 , operating non-online games;

6. Stopping the implementation of technical management measures without authorization:

(2) "Audio and video publications market"

1. Wholesale, retail, rental or screening of audio and video products published by non-audio and video publishing units or audio and video products reproduced by non-audio and video reproduction units;

2. Wholesale, retail, rental or screening of audio and video products without the approval of the cultural administration department of the State Council Audio and video products;

3. Wholesale, retail, rental, screening of imported audio and video products for research and teaching reference or for exhibition and display; audio and video publishing units have not obtained the approval of the State Council

Audio and video products imported as approved by the cultural administrative department;

(3) "Performance Market"

1. Establishing theatrical performance groups, performance agencies or engaging in unauthorized activities

Illegal commercial business activities;

2. Engaging in commercial performance business activities beyond the scope;

3. Failure to apply to the original license-issuing authority for changing commercial performance business items Renewal of

commercial performance license;

4. Holding commercial performances without approval, changing the performance organizer, performing arts performance groups, actors or programs participating in the performance. Reapply for approval;

5. Performance business units provide venues for unapproved commercial performances;

6. Forge, alter, rent, lend, buy and sell commercial performances licenses, approval documents, or obtaining commercial performance license approval documents

by illegal means;

(4) "Entertainment Market"

1. Engaging in entertainment business activities without authorization:

2. The entertainment venue has one of the following circumstances:

The song on-demand system of the singing and dancing entertainment venue is connected to an overseas music library; the singing and dancing entertainment venue The played tracks, screen images, or game items in electronic game machines in entertainment and entertainment venues contain content prohibited by Article 13 of the "Entertainment Venue Management Regulations"; singing and dancing entertainment venues accept minors; and the installation of electronic game machines in entertainment venues is prohibited by national laws. Provided to minors outside holidays; entertainment venues that accommodate more than the approved number of consumers.

3. The entertainment venue fails to apply for re-issuance of entertainment business license in accordance with the "Entertainment Venue Management Regulations": the business is open during the prohibited business hours stipulated in the "Entertainment Venue Management Regulations"; the employees are operating during the business period Failure to uniformly dress and wear work signs: The entertainment venue fails to establish a roster of employees and business logs. Failure to report illegal activities found in the entertainment venue: The entertainment venue fails to hang warning signs or prohibit or restrict entry signs for minors.

(5) "Books and Electronic Publications Market"

1. Illegal and illegal publishing activities in books, newspapers, periodicals, electronic publishing, online publishing, computer software, etc.

2. Illegal business activities in printing, copying and publication distribution 3. Piracy and infringement

(6) "Animation Market", "Illegal installation of satellite ground receiving facilities" and cultural relics fields "Art business", "illegal establishment of reporter stations", "movie distribution and screening operations" and other cultural business activities involving the supervision of the comprehensive law enforcement departments of the cultural market.

12318 is a unified reporting platform for the national cultural market, including The 12318 reporting hotline and the 12318 reporting website and related new media platforms were officially opened on August 1, 2005. It is to further strengthen social supervision of the cultural market and improve the efficiency of administrative law enforcement in the cultural market. , Promote the healthy prosperity of the cultural market

Legal basis

The legal basis related to reporting is: Article 111 of the "Criminal Procedure Law" stipulates that reports, accusations, and reports can be used. Written or oral. The staff member who accepts the oral report, accusation or report shall write a transcript, which shall be signed or sealed by the reporter, accuser or whistleblower after it is read out correctly. However, as long as the facts are not fabricated or evidence is fabricated, even if the facts of the accusation or report are inconsistent, or even a false accusation, they must be strictly distinguished from false accusations. Or the People's Court shall protect the safety of the reporter, accuser, whistleblower and their close relatives. If the reporter, accuser, or whistleblower is unwilling to disclose his or her name and the behavior of reporting, accusing, or reporting, they shall keep it secret.