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Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles is that Liaoning Province is implementing measures to streamline administrative inspections related to enterprises, aiming to reduce excessive checks and improve the efficiency of administrative law enforcement [1][2]. Group 2 - Liaoning has introduced a series of effective measures to address the issues of multiple, layered, and repetitive inspections in the administrative law enforcement sector [1]. - The province mandates that judicial administrative departments lead the qualification review of administrative law enforcement entities to clarify the identity of inspection subjects [1]. - A comprehensive checklist and standards for enterprise-related administrative inspections will be developed by provincial administrative law enforcement departments to delineate responsibilities among different agencies [1]. Group 3 - The province aims to minimize inspection frequency by enforcing a "no plan, no inspection" policy and strictly controlling special inspections [1]. - Liaoning promotes a "comprehensive check once" model for joint law enforcement and encourages remote and mobile supervision to reduce disruptions to normal business operations [1]. - A tiered and categorized administrative inspection model will be implemented, allowing enterprises with high credit ratings to be included in a "whitelist" to reduce inspection frequency [1]. Group 4 - The province has introduced a "scan to enter enterprise" system, requiring real-time data uploads regarding inspection subjects, personnel, and content before conducting on-site inspections [2]. - The procedures and behaviors for on-site inspections are being standardized, including the requirement to prepare and approve inspection plans beforehand and provide immediate feedback post-inspection [2]. - Since the establishment of the annual administrative inspection plan review and public disclosure system in 2018, Liaoning has consistently reduced inspection projects by an average of 10% annually [2].