企业负担减下去 监管效能提上来（法治头条·优化法治化营商环境）

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent reforms in administrative inspections targeting enterprises in China, highlighting a significant reduction in the number of inspections while improving the accuracy and effectiveness of these checks [4][5][6]. Group 1: Administrative Inspection Reforms - The number of administrative inspections related to enterprises has decreased by over 30% year-on-year from January to August, while the problem discovery rate has increased by an average of 16 percentage points, indicating improved precision and quality of inspections [4][5]. - The reforms aim to address issues of excessive inspections and reduce the burden on enterprises while ensuring effective regulatory oversight [5][6]. Group 2: Implementation of "Comprehensive Check Once" - Various regions, including Zhejiang and Hunan, have implemented a "comprehensive check once" approach, allowing multiple inspections to be conducted in a single visit, thereby reducing redundancy and improving efficiency [6][7][8]. - The goal is to achieve an 80% implementation rate of this mechanism by 2027, with a continuous decrease in on-site inspections [7]. Group 3: Risk-Based Supervision - Shandong province has adopted a risk-based classification system for enterprises, categorizing them into four risk levels (A, B, C, D) to tailor inspection frequency and intensity accordingly [9][10]. - This approach has led to a reduction of over 30% in the number of inspections while maintaining or improving the rate of problem discovery [10]. Group 4: Digital Empowerment in Inspections - Guangdong province has introduced a "code scanning" system for inspections, enhancing transparency and accountability by allowing enterprises to verify the identity of inspectors and the purpose of inspections [12][13]. - The use of technology, such as smart smoke detectors and monitoring systems, has improved the efficiency and effectiveness of regulatory oversight in various sectors [14][15].