如何规范涉企执法，助力全国统一大市场建设

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is emphasizing the need for a unified national market and is taking steps to standardize administrative law enforcement to support business operations across provinces [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The Central Political Bureau meeting highlighted the acceleration of the construction of a unified national market and the implementation of standardized law enforcement actions related to enterprises [1]. - Since March of this year, over 50,000 cases related to administrative law enforcement issues affecting enterprises have been investigated nationwide [1]. - The Central Office for the Rule of Law has initiated a comprehensive review of laws and regulations that treat enterprises unequally, leading to the modification or abolition of over 10,000 such regulations [2]. Group 2: Administrative Law Enforcement - There is a focus on creating a fair administrative discretion benchmark system to ensure uniform enforcement across different regions and departments, with 4,138 existing benchmarks being reviewed and improved [2]. - The total number of administrative inspections related to enterprises has decreased by 4.43 million times compared to the previous year, indicating a reduction in unnecessary regulatory burdens [3]. Group 3: Technology in Enforcement - The use of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data has led to a 30% decrease in the total number of enterprise-related administrative inspections, while the problem detection rate has increased by 16% [4]. - Initiatives like "scan to enter enterprises" and "Internet + regulation" are being implemented to ensure traceability and effective supervision of enforcement actions [4]. - The integration of non-site inspection methods, such as online inspections and video monitoring, is enhancing the precision of regulatory oversight in various sectors [4].