Core Viewpoint - The State Council emphasizes strict regulation of administrative inspections related to enterprises, promoting a more accommodating and prudent law enforcement approach to optimize the business environment [1][2]. Group 1: Specialization and Expertise - Focus on establishing guidance and support teams and expert databases, leveraging resources from environmental protection research institutions and universities to create collaborative platforms [1]. - Utilize professionals in environmental management and pollution control to address the issue of "who can help" and avoid information asymmetry [1]. Group 2: Precision in Support - Tailor assistance to meet the specific needs of enterprises, ensuring that the experts providing guidance have relevant backgrounds and experiences that align with the challenges faced by the businesses [2]. - Implement a "one enterprise, one policy" approach to provide personalized support [2]. Group 3: Innovation in Technology - Promote technological innovation through guidance and support actions, including the introduction of new policies, management concepts, and pollution control technologies [2]. - Encourage the adoption of health management services and environmental liability insurance to enhance risk prevention capabilities for enterprises [2]. Group 4: Practical Implementation - Assist enterprises in establishing self-inspection and self-correction mechanisms, creating a list of legal risk points based on industry characteristics and public administrative penalties [3]. - Develop a dynamic checklist for hidden risk inspections, ensuring comprehensive identification and rectification of issues [3].