北京市行政检查主体和检查计划都将公开发布，企业可做到心中有数

Core Points - The article discusses the recent implementation of the "Implementation Opinions" by the Beijing Municipal Government, which aims to strictly regulate administrative inspections related to enterprises [1][2]. Group 1: Administrative Inspection Subjects and Personnel - The "Implementation Opinions" specify that only three types of entities can conduct administrative inspections: authorized administrative agencies, organizations authorized by laws and regulations, and organizations entrusted by law [2]. - Community committees, industry associations, and similar organizations are explicitly prohibited from conducting administrative inspections [2]. - Only personnel with administrative law enforcement certificates or police credentials are allowed to conduct inspections, while community workers and volunteers do not qualify [2][3]. Group 2: Inspection Procedures and Standards - Administrative inspection subjects are required to publish annual inspection plans by the end of March each year, and any unplanned inspections must be approved by local governments [3]. - A unified management system for inspections will be implemented, requiring all inspections to generate a check code through the Beijing Comprehensive Supervision Information System [3][4]. - If enforcement personnel cannot present the check code or if it does not match the system, enterprises have the right to refuse entry [3]. Group 3: Reducing Inspection Frequency and Duplication - The "Implementation Opinions" emphasize reducing unnecessary inspections by promoting non-on-site methods and encouraging cross-departmental inspections to minimize redundancy [4][5]. - Non-on-site inspections have increased to 42% across the city, significantly lowering the burden on enterprises [4][5]. Group 4: Standardization of Inspection Criteria - The "Implementation Opinions" mandate the establishment of a standardized list for administrative inspection items, requiring uniformity in inspection criteria across different agencies [6][7]. - Enterprises facing conflicting inspection standards can report issues to the Beijing Municipal Justice Bureau or the Market Supervision Bureau for resolution [6][7]. - A total of 6,382 administrative inspection items have been standardized across 49 regulatory departments to address the issue of conflicting standards [7].