Core Viewpoint - Beijing is advancing the "no disturbance" list mechanism to enhance the business environment and support the healthy development of enterprises, particularly focusing on expanding the list, optimizing regulatory methods, and strengthening credit constraints [1][2]. Group 1: Expansion of the List - The number of enterprises included in the "no disturbance" list has reached 231,000, with a significant proportion being technology companies [1]. - The list has been expanded by adding 128,000 new enterprises, with scientific research and technical services accounting for 40% of the total [1]. - High-tech enterprises, including those in artificial intelligence, number 23,000, indicating a strong focus on innovation [1]. Group 2: Optimization of Regulatory Methods - Regulatory departments have increased non-on-site inspections for enterprises on the list, with 77% of inspections being conducted remotely, reducing the burden on businesses [2]. - The volume of on-site inspections for the first batch of "no disturbance" enterprises has decreased by 79.1% compared to previous periods [2]. - Business leaders have reported a noticeable reduction in both the total number of inspections and on-site checks, enhancing the operational environment [2]. Group 3: Strengthening Credit Constraints - The "no disturbance" list is based on risk and credit assessments, and enterprises are not guaranteed permanent inclusion; changes in risk status can lead to removal from the list [2]. - A total of 2,213 enterprises have been removed from the list due to significant safety hazards, violations of commitments, or serious legal breaches [2]. - The management of the "no disturbance" list aims to stimulate enterprises' motivation for compliance and foster a trustworthy market environment [2].