(SPANISH.CHINA.ORG.CN)- The new laws that will take effect next month in the city do not specify how much urine must be spilled to be considered an infraction.The move has sparked ridicule and debate in local newspapers and on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.Critics say inspectors will be needed in public restrooms to enforce the rules.These rules were designed to curb "gross use of a public restroom," said a city government official.The Beijing Times newspaper called for questioning the need to make a law on something that could "be guided simply by social consensus."