Fines for those who miss toilet target in China city of Shenzen Those that misfire in Chinese toilets will be fined. PEOPLE who miss their mark when using public toilets in a Chinese city will be fined - raising questions about how the rule will be enforced. The penalty will apply to those who urinate outside the bowl of facilities in Shenzhen, the southern boom town neighbouring Hong Kong, although draft regulations did not specify a minimum quantity of spillage required to be classed as a violation. "Such uncouth use of a public toilet will be fined 100 yuan ($17) by authorities" from next month, a city government official said. Users of China's rumbustious weibo social networks poured scorn on the measures, raising the prospect of hordes of toilet inspectors being deployed to inspect performance. Officials with the department responsible for details of the rules could not immediately be reached for comment. "The law should maintain the most basic restraint about the people's private life," wrote Shu Li, a legal worker. Chinese toilet discipline can be notoriously wayward, with pictures of people defecating in public sometimes appearing on weibo.