市场监管总局发布行动方案 提升质量认证行业公信力

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has issued the "Quality Certification Professional Capacity Improvement Action Plan (2025-2030)", aimed at addressing issues of credibility in the quality certification industry and supporting high-quality development [1] Group 1: Action Plan Goals - By the end of 2026, the plan aims to resolve issues related to the responsibilities of certification bodies and personnel, establishing a traceable certification lifecycle system [1] - By the end of 2028, the plan seeks to address homogenization in certification competition and insufficient effective supply, making the certification system more aligned with demand and enhancing the authority of certification results [1] - By 2030, the plan intends to effectively improve the credibility of the certification industry, its support for high-quality development, and its international influence, establishing a professional capacity system guided by the government and supported by industry collaboration and talent [1] Group 2: Professional Capacity Enhancement - The action plan emphasizes enhancing the professional capacity of certification bodies through compliance and technical foundations, focusing on responsibilities, personnel management, and theoretical research [2] - It also aims to elevate the innovation, comprehensive service, brand, and digital capabilities of certification institutions [2] - The China Certification and Accreditation Association plans to improve the compliance and professional capabilities of certification personnel, fostering a diverse talent development model for the industry [2] Group 3: Technological Integration - Technology is identified as a critical element for the quality certification industry, with a focus on building a scientific and authoritative certification technology system [3] - The plan promotes the integration of certification technology with industry upgrades and aims to facilitate the application of technological achievements [3] - It also emphasizes the need for a unified market by addressing barriers and adapting international standards for mutual recognition and capability verification [3]