2022年1月，《浙江省加快推进"大综合一体化"行政执法改革试点工作方案》获国家批准，浙江成为全 国唯一的"大综合一体化"行政执法改革试点省份。 浙江省司法厅有关负责人介绍，目前，浙江省已全面完成试点方案明确的五大方面、55项目标任务。浙 江省聚焦体制重塑，构建形成"金字塔"型执法体系，包括全面实行执法清单制度；系统重塑执法队伍结 构；稳妥推进基层放权赋能等。 围绕破解多头检查、重复执法等社会关注度高的难点问题，以市场监管领域行政检查为例，浙江目前已 将原有行政检查事项合并压缩至145项，较改革前减少79.3%；浙江全省市场监管综合查一次实施率达 88.6%。 （来源：中国改革报） 转自：中国改革报 本报讯 记者赵庆国报道 日前举行的浙江省"大综合一体化"行政执法改革总结暨深化推进座谈会透露， 行政执法改革试点方案明确的目标任务已全面"通关"、顺利完成。浙江省企业、群众对执法公正的满意 度达97.6%。 ...

（来源：法治日报） 本报杭州12月26日电 记者王春 通讯员刘牧 王志成 今天上午，浙江省"大综合一体化"行政执法改革总结 暨深化推进座谈会召开。会议全面总结"大综合一体化"行政执法改革试点经验成果，深入分析改革面临 的新形势新问题，系统谋划深化推进改革的思路举措。浙江省委常委、组织部部长杨荫凯出席会议并讲 话，副省长、省公安厅厅长杨青玖主持会议。 杨荫凯强调，浙江作为民营经济大省和"大综合一体 化"行政执法改革国家试点唯一省份，肩负着为全国探路先行的重要责任，必须以高质量执法保障"经济 大省挑大梁"，努力为全国行政执法工作作贡献、添活力。要聚焦工作统筹，推动监管执法从"有形覆 盖"向"高效协同"转变，不断提升执法监管精准化、高效化水平。要聚焦高效履职，推动执法队伍由"专 业专管"向"一专多能"转变，着力锻造一支高素质执法骨干队伍。要聚焦创优环境，推动涉企执法由"秩 序维护管理"向"执法服务并重"转变，进一步优化法治化营商环境，助力企业经营发展。要聚焦科技赋 能，推动执法方式由"人工操作"向"智慧智能"转变，以智能化手段助力执法工作更加精准高效。 杨青 玖要求，要紧盯目标、狠抓落实，围绕"加快构建行政执法工作 ...

新华社杭州12月26日电（记者吴帅帅）记者26日从浙江省"大综合一体化"行政执法改革总结暨深化推进 座谈会上获悉，"大综合一体化"行政执法改革在浙江已经过近4年试点，目前，试点方案明确的目标任 务已全面"通关"、顺利完成。浙江省企业、群众对执法公正的满意度达97.6%。 ...

转自：法治日报 加快推进法治政府建设 "利用'预约式'指导服务来一次'全面体检'，助力我们更好地合规安全经营，我们也觉得挺方便。"宁波 路林水产冷链发展有限公司负责人老李笑着说。 不久前，宁波市江北区孔浦综合行政执法队联合应 急、消防、市场监管、卫健等部门来到路林水产批发市场，针对冷链车间存在的人车不分流、部分消防 设施即将临期、地面防水防滑不到位、排水设置等问题，提供了有效的解决办法。 双向预约、双向奔 赴的形式，对于企业和职能部门来说都提供了便利和专业。宁波市综合行政执法局坚持"管住风险、无 事不扰、有呼必应"原则，全面推行执法服务并重模式，进一步增强企业和群众获得感。 近年来，浙江 坚持民有所呼、我有所应，以行政执法小切口、可感知的发展变化回应民生关切，打造执法服务并重模 式，持续提升食品药品、生态环境、安全生产等关系人民群众切身利益的重点领域执法力度和执法效 能，把服务意识扎根下去、服务理念提升上来，让企业和群众真切感受到严法之外有温情、有服务。 今年，浙江累计提供精准指导服务超2.31万件，协助整改重点隐患超2.83万个，实现涉企检查频次同比 下降67%，问题检出率从6%大幅跃升至35%。 夜幕之下 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful implementation of a comprehensive administrative law enforcement reform in the Daduqiao District, which has significantly improved the efficiency and effectiveness of local governance [1][2]. Group 1: Administrative Reform - The Daduqiao District has integrated various law enforcement teams and streamlined processes, resulting in a more efficient response to illegal activities, such as garbage burning, with actions taken within half an hour of reporting [1]. - The establishment of five district-level comprehensive law enforcement teams and the delegation of authority to local street-level teams have increased the number of grassroots law enforcement personnel by 47% and their activity level by 85% [2]. Group 2: Community Impact - The reform has led to a noticeable improvement in the local environment, with residents expressing satisfaction over reduced illegal activities and enhanced living conditions [3]. - The frequency of inspections has decreased by approximately 50%, allowing businesses to operate with less disruption while still ensuring compliance with regulations [3]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - Despite the improvements, there are challenges in managing the increased responsibilities at the grassroots level, particularly in specialized areas like food safety, which require professional knowledge [4]. - The district has established a legal review center and training programs to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement personnel, ensuring that they are well-equipped to handle their expanded roles [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ongoing development of the "night economy" in Xiaoshan, with a focus on the integration of various departments to enhance regulatory compliance and support for businesses in the cultural and creative sectors [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - A comprehensive enforcement team, integrating multiple departments such as public security and fire safety, conducted inspections in a cultural and creative district to ensure safety and compliance [1] - The Xiaoshan District initiated a "strictly regulate administrative enforcement" campaign in April, aiming to address enforcement irregularities and innovate regulatory service models [1] - The district has implemented a trial standard for enterprise enforcement and service, which includes pre-inspection notifications to reduce the burden on businesses [1] Group 2: Support for Enterprises - Xiaoshan has developed a list of 12 categories and 157 service items for policy support, financial assistance, and technological innovation, ensuring that businesses receive necessary help [2] - The district has introduced a graded regulatory system, categorizing enterprises with color codes to allocate regulatory resources more effectively, resulting in a 25.6% decrease in enterprise inspections from January to April [2] - A mechanism for credit repair has been established, allowing businesses to resolve credit issues without needing to visit multiple offices, enhancing the overall service experience [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the implementation of a new regulatory approach in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, focusing on a "comprehensive inspection once" system that aims to streamline administrative checks on enterprises, reduce redundancy, and enhance service quality for businesses [1][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The "comprehensive inspection once" system was introduced to address issues of multiple, repetitive, and inefficient checks on enterprises, with 62.2% of all inspections in Wenzhou being this type in 2024, totaling 84,800 inspections [1]. - The reform includes a preventive regulatory system, integrated service stations, and a mobile terminal for real-time data entry during inspections, leading to faster and more efficient processes [1][2]. Group 2: Benefits to Enterprises - Enterprises can now benefit from appointment-based guidance, allowing them to receive pre-inspection services that identify potential risks and provide corrective suggestions without penalties for timely rectifications [2]. - The satisfaction of enterprises has increased due to the transparency of the inspection process, where they can monitor results and evaluate the performance of inspectors through a mobile app [3]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The Zhejiang provincial government aims to further enhance the "comprehensive inspection once" mechanism by 2027, targeting an 80% implementation rate for joint inspections across departments and a gradual increase in non-on-site checks [3].