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Anonymous users2024-01-24This should be a violation of the regulations, because according to the regulations of the price department, a formal invoice or receipt should be issued for charging fees according to law, and if the other party cannot issue it, it can be complained to the price department.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The state stipulates that public toilets are public welfare activities for people to travel, so they are not allowed to be charged, and there is no need to charge them all over the country.
Question: Can I charge for a township toilet and a station toilet.
Answer: Hello, dear, to go to the toilet at the station, if it is a government-built toilet to charge a fee, but a private toilet can charge a certain fee. Toilets built by individuals or collectives are private in nature, not built by the government, and are not mandatory to be free of charge, nor are they explicitly stipulated that they cannot be charged. Station toilets charge a fee, and it is reasonable to use them for the daily operation of the toilets.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Which department to complain about public toilet charges.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The state does not stipulate that public toilets must not be charged, but there are price restrictions, and they cannot be charged indiscriminately, and public toilets must be built and managed and maintained by the public, and individuals cannot make profits from public toilets.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Charging for public toilets is not in accordance with the relevant laws and should be free of charge.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Hello, dear, no charges are allowed, the state stipulates that public toilets are public welfare activities for people to travel, so they are not allowed to charge, and there is no need to charge them all over the country.
Question: Can I charge for a township toilet and a station toilet.
Hello, dear, to go to the toilet at the station, it is illegal to charge a fee if it is a government-built toilet, but a private toilet can be charged a certain fee. Toilets built by individuals or collectives are private in nature, not built by the government, and are not mandatory to be free of charge, nor are they explicitly stipulated that they cannot be charged. Station toilets charge a fee, and it is reasonable to use them for the daily operation of the toilets.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18In fact, most of the public toilets are free of charge, so there is no charging standard.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17For example, if a public toilet is dirty and smelly and it is mandatory to charge for it, does it comply with the law on public toilet fees?
Some public toilets are free of charge, but they are difficult to enter.
Reasonable: The facilities of the public toilets need to be maintained, maintained, and sanitized, and someone needs to do it, if there is no charge, the facilities are not maintained, and no one does the sanitation inside
Public toilets will not be business premises, they should belong to public services, and they are generally managed by the city management department, which is often referred to as the urban management, and the charges are approved by the price bureau, so these two departments can complain.
According to national regulations, public toilets in the station are not allowed to be charged! However, the station is privately run, and the public bus station still has to pay a fee.
Nowadays, there are very few charges, and the construction of public toilets is nothing more than to provide convenience to the public and protect the environment, and it is naturally illegal to charge fees.