今年开展了涉及自动驾驶的地方性法规专项审查

Core Viewpoint - The National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee's Legislative Affairs Commission is focusing on enhancing the quality of legislative review work, particularly in areas such as public welfare, ecological protection, and grassroots governance, with a significant number of normative documents being modified or abolished in 2025 [5][6]. Group 1: Legislative Review Work in 2025 - In 2025, the Legislative Affairs Commission urged the modification or abolition of over 1,200 normative documents, reflecting a strong focus on public welfare, ecological protection, and grassroots governance [5][6]. - The review work is concentrated on two main aspects: daily review of regulations submitted by relevant agencies and responding to over 6,700 public suggestions for review [5][6]. - Special reviews and concentrated clean-up efforts were conducted in three key areas: promoting the private economy, addressing unequal treatment of enterprises, and eliminating outdated local regulations [6]. Group 2: Future Legislative Review Plans for 2026 - For 2026, the Legislative Affairs Commission plans to expand the scope of legislative review to include all normative documents from entities under NPC supervision, ensuring they are subject to legislative oversight [7]. - The focus will be on new technologies and industries such as artificial intelligence and low-altitude economy, with plans for targeted legislative reviews in these areas [7]. - The Commission will also align its efforts with important legislative processes, such as the implementation of the Ecological Environment Code and the Promotion of National Unity Law, to ensure effective enforcement of these laws [7]. Group 3: Theoretical Research and Institutional Development - The Legislative Affairs Commission is promoting theoretical research on constitutional supervision and legislative review, with nearly 20 research institutions established in collaboration with local universities and research organizations [8]. - There is an ongoing effort to build theoretical research platforms to enhance the integration of practice and theoretical studies in legislative review [8].