Group 1 - The core issue in the maternity center industry is the lack of regulatory standards, leading to significant complaints regarding service discrepancies and unqualified staff [1][2] - The current registration process for maternity centers is overly lenient, allowing them to operate without meeting essential health and professional requirements [1] - Existing national policies and guidelines for maternity centers are non-binding, resulting in a lack of enforcement in critical areas such as hygiene and staff qualifications [1] Group 2 - The fragmented regulatory approach, involving multiple departments, has resulted in inefficiencies in enforcement and oversight [2] - Some local governments have begun to implement regulations to clarify standards and responsibilities within the industry, marking a positive step towards better governance [2] - For effective long-term management, the industry needs to shift towards unified regulation, proactive prevention measures, and a collaborative governance model involving industry associations and consumer oversight [2]