COAST GUARD WITH MUSCLES

摘要

The China CoastGuard (Zhongguo Haying, or CCG) is believed to be the world's largest coast guard and serves as a coordinating agency for law enforcement as well as maritime search and rescue (SAR) in the territorial waters of the People's Republic of China. The CCG was originally the maritime security arm of the Public Security Border Troops, a paramilitary organisation under the Ministry of Public Security (MPS). However, in March 2013 the central government in passed the State Council Institutional Reform and Functional Transformation Plan, which mandated the restructuring of the then-State Oceanic Administration (SOA) - a civilian agency under the State Council -and the incorporation of all maritime law enforcement units into the CCG under SOA command from July 2013.