Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that the construction of a rule-of-law China during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period has achieved significant progress and historical achievements, providing strong support for the new chapter of writing the "two miracles" of rapid economic development and long-term social stability [1][2] - Legislative achievements during the "14th Five-Year Plan" include the enactment of 36 new laws and amendments to 63 laws, focusing on key issues such as promoting the private economy and ensuring food security [2][3] - The establishment of 54 grassroots legislative contact points has facilitated the collection of over 35,000 opinions on various legislative matters, enhancing public participation in the legislative process [3] Group 2 - The judicial system has strengthened the protection of social fairness and justice, with courts concluding 5.231 million criminal cases and 23.466 million civil cases related to people's livelihoods during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [4] - The prosecution has actively supervised legal proceedings, with 194,000 cases initiated due to failures to file by investigative agencies and 96,000 suggestions for retrials and appeals made [5] - The judicial administrative agencies have resolved over 79 million disputes with a success rate exceeding 95%, showcasing their role in multi-faceted dispute resolution [6] Group 3 - Law enforcement has been enhanced to protect various business entities, with 49,000 criminal law enforcement issues addressed to create a law-based business environment [7] - The prosecution has handled 348,000 public interest litigation cases in the ecological environment sector, with 90% being administrative public interest cases, contributing to environmental protection efforts [8] - The police have implemented measures to address new security challenges, including cross-border gambling and online violence, while the Supreme Court aims to strengthen the enforcement of personal rights protections in the digital economy [9]

Legislative Work Plan Overview - The National People's Congress Standing Committee plans to continue reviewing 14 legal proposals and initiate the review of 23 new legal proposals in 2025 [1][2] Key Legal Proposals - The initial review includes significant laws such as the Ecological Environment Code and the Public Interest Litigation Law, which are aimed at enhancing environmental protection and public interest [2][3] - The Ecological Environment Code draft consists of five sections with a total of 1188 articles, focusing on pollution prevention, ecological protection, and green development [3] - The Public Interest Litigation Law aims to address the fragmented legal framework currently in place and adapt to evolving public interests [3] Artificial Intelligence Legislation - The legislative plan emphasizes the need for research and drafting of laws related to the healthy development of artificial intelligence, with a focus on regulating emerging technologies [4] - Previous regulations, such as the "Measures for the Identification of Generative Artificial Intelligence Content," are part of ongoing efforts to establish a legal framework for AI [4] Constitutional Implementation - The plan includes establishing a reporting system for constitutional implementation and enhancing the review of constitutionality in legislative processes [5][6] - It aims to ensure that all proposed laws undergo constitutional scrutiny to maintain the integrity of the legal framework [6] Strengthening Review Mechanisms - The legislative plan proposes improvements to the record review system, including the establishment of a unified platform for legal documents and regulations [7] - It emphasizes the importance of local legislative work and the sharing of best practices among local governments [7]