百城法治政府评估：整体稳步提升，数字法治融合存短板

Core Viewpoint - The construction of a rule-of-law government in China is showing new progress, with steady improvements in governance levels across various cities as highlighted in the 2024 Rule of Law Government Assessment Report [1][2]. Group 1: Assessment Overview - The report evaluates the rule-of-law government construction levels in 100 cities, including major municipalities and provincial capitals, with an overall score increase compared to the previous year [2]. - All assessed cities scored above 60%, with notable cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou showing exceptional performance [2][3]. - The assessment covers 11 primary indicators, including organizational leadership, administrative law enforcement, and decision-making processes [2]. Group 2: Government Function Transformation - Local governments are accelerating the transformation of their functions within a legal framework, supported by the State Council's Fair Competition Review Regulations [2][3]. - Governments are addressing key issues faced by market entities through comprehensive communication and policy implementation, enhancing market access and competition [3]. Group 3: Digital Rule of Law Government - The report emphasizes the integration of digital governance with rule of law, highlighting the need for improved digital government platforms and capabilities [5][6]. - There is a recognition of the shortcomings in the planning and execution of digital rule of law initiatives, with suggestions for better top-level design and system integration [6][7]. - The development of a digital rule of law government is seen as crucial for fostering a vibrant digital economy and ensuring equitable access to government services [6][7].