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To purchase **chemicals and explosives-prone chemicals**: It is necessary to obtain, in accordance with the law, a **chemical safety production license, a safety use permit, a business license, and a civil **production license before buying explosives-prone chemicals; Other entities must apply to all local public security agencies at the district or county level to obtain a **chemicals purchase permit**. **Sale and purchase of chemicals: **For chemical trading companies, the sales records include the name and address of the purchasing entity, the name of the purchaser, their ID number, as well as the type and quantity of chemicals purchased and their intended use. Records must be retained for at least 1 year. Check sales figures daily. 1) Units that frequently use such items in areas such as production, research, and medicine should apply to the local public security departments to obtain purchase permits. 2) For temporary purchases by a unit, it is necessary to submit a certificate issued by the unit to the public security department of the corresponding city-level people’s government in order to obtain a purchase approval. 3) Individuals are not allowed to purchase **chemicals other than pesticides, rodenticides, and insecticides. Question: Are a license purchase, a purchase receipt, and a permit the same thing? If so, is the issuing authority the district or municipal public security department, or the county-level public security agency?