Group 1 - The Beijing Municipal Government has released 96 local standards, including 69 new and 27 revised standards, aimed at improving various sectors [1] - The "Health Examination Quality Control Specification" is the first health examination standard collaboratively developed by Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei, focusing on quality control in health examination services [1] - The standard emphasizes comprehensive quality control throughout the health examination process, including pre-examination, during examination, and post-examination phases, enhancing service quality and safety in the region [1] Group 2 - The "Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Planning and Design Standard" mandates that 100% of new residential projects must include charging infrastructure, optimizing the planning and design of charging facilities [2] - This standard aims to improve the efficiency of parking resources and charging facilities by aligning charging characteristics with travel patterns in different public building contexts [2] - The "Food Safety Management Specification for Large Events" clarifies the responsibilities of organizing units, food suppliers, and inspection agencies, providing a scientific and standardized approach to food safety management for large events in Beijing [2] Group 3 - The "Administrative Mediation Service Specification for Consumer Disputes" is the first local standard in China addressing administrative mediation for consumer disputes, detailing service requirements and processes [3] - This standard aims to enhance the efficiency of mediation services and improve the enforcement level of market regulation, contributing to a better consumer environment in Beijing [3] - The "Technical Requirements for Indoor Emergency Shelters in Primary and Secondary Schools" outlines the conversion of schools into emergency shelters without disrupting educational functions, promoting standardized emergency management practices [3]

Group 1 - Beijing has released 96 local standards, including 69 new and 27 revised, covering areas such as autonomous driving, information security, and electric vehicle charging [1][2] - The new standard for autonomous driving establishes basic requirements for map data exchange, filling a gap in domestic standards and facilitating efficient data sharing among map providers, automakers, and users [1] - The information security standard is the first local standard for the protection of important information infrastructure in Beijing, outlining enhanced security protection and assessment requirements [1] Group 2 - The revised standard for electric vehicle charging infrastructure emphasizes planning and design for new residential projects, ensuring that parking spaces meet safety requirements for direct electrical connections [2] - The standard also optimizes requirements for public buildings such as offices, commercial spaces, schools, and hospitals, updating the proportion of parking spaces that must have direct charging facilities [2] - It includes planning and design requirements for fast and ultra-fast charging stations [2]

Core Viewpoint - The "Shaanxi Province Standardization Regulations" has been revised and will take effect on June 1, 2025, aiming to enhance standardization work, improve product and service quality, and promote high-quality development in the province [2][33]. Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: General Principles - The regulations are established to strengthen standardization work, enhance product and service quality, promote scientific and technological progress, and ensure safety and high-quality development [3][4]. - Standardization work should adhere to principles such as market-driven, government guidance, enterprise leadership, social participation, openness, integration, and collaborative advancement [4][5]. Chapter 2: Standard Formulation - Standards should be demand-oriented, goal-oriented, and problem-oriented, promoting the rational use of resources and improving economic, social, and ecological benefits [10]. - Local standards can be formulated to meet specific local needs, and public suggestions for standard formulation are encouraged [11][12]. Chapter 3: Standard Implementation - Mandatory standards must be enforced, and products or services not meeting these standards cannot be produced, sold, or imported [28]. - Local standard implementation feedback and evaluation mechanisms should be established to ensure effective application and periodic review of standards [32][25]. Chapter 4: Supervision and Management - Standardization administrative departments at the county level and above are responsible for supervising and inspecting the implementation of standards [37]. - A unified public service platform for standard information will be established to enhance public service levels in standardization [38]. Chapter 5: Legal Responsibilities - Violations of the regulations may lead to administrative penalties, including the withdrawal of unauthorized local standards and disciplinary actions against responsible personnel [43][44]. Chapter 6: Supplementary Provisions - The regulations will come into effect on June 1, 2025, marking a significant step in the standardization efforts of Shaanxi Province [33].