Core Viewpoint - The evaluation of administrative law enforcement effectiveness in Sichuan's cities aims to enhance the business environment and improve enterprise satisfaction through a comprehensive assessment of fairness and transparency in market access [2][5]. Group 1: Evaluation Objectives and Methodology - The core objective of the evaluation is to promote fair market access, reflecting the importance of fairness and transparency in the entry process for various business entities [5]. - A quantitative evaluation system was constructed, incorporating multiple secondary and tertiary indicators, utilizing policy document reviews, enforcement case sampling, enterprise surveys, and field interviews to objectively reflect the actual performance of localities in implementing fair competition policies [5][9]. Group 2: Findings and Highlights - The evaluation results highlighted ten cities, including Chengdu, Zigong, Luzhou, Deyang, Mianyang, Guangyuan, Neijiang, Nanchong, Guang'an, and Dazhou, as having notable performance in promoting fair market access [6][8]. - The assessment revealed disparities in the detail, operability, and accessibility of the "preferential policy directory" among different cities, affecting enterprises' understanding and utilization of these policies [7][8]. Group 3: Best Practices and Areas for Improvement - Chengdu's approach to compiling the policy directory, which includes clear application conditions, operational processes, and direct contact information for relevant departments, has been recognized as a best practice [8]. - Some cities have faced challenges such as scattered policy directory releases, outdated content, and insufficient promotional accuracy, which hindered enterprises from effectively accessing and understanding the policies [8][9]. - The evaluation indicated that while many cities have made progress in eliminating hidden barriers and local protectionism, there remains room for improvement in certain areas to further optimize the market access environment [9].