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Q: where can i find out what the regulations and rules are when i want to plan a street fair?

I work for an event agency and have the task to plan and execute a street fair during xmas this yearin Shanghai. Who knows where or who to turn to in order to get info on regulations, laws and rules such as permission to sell alcohol, food and other goods in public, regulations for playing music, security regulations... ect??

I am gratefull for any help and suggestions.

12 years 30 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - Shanghai

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If you want to find all the regulations the simplest way to do it is to look it up online. If that doesn't work out for you, you could always go to the justice system and have them print out copies of all the regulations that you will need to know when you plan your street fair.

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