Core Points - Guangdong Province has issued a safety regulation plan for high-risk marine recreational activities, outlining 30 specific measures across 7 key areas to enhance safety oversight [1][2] - The plan emphasizes the establishment of regulatory standards and management norms for various marine recreational activities, aiming to clarify safety responsibilities and reduce illegal operations [1] - A collaborative mechanism involving government departments and local authorities is to be established to ensure effective implementation of safety regulations [1] Group 1 - The plan focuses on the construction of regulatory standards, promoting the development of safety management norms for marine recreational activities at the provincial level [1] - It aims to create a comprehensive safety operation standard and establish a daily supervision mechanism for industry access [1] - The plan encourages the establishment of safety operation archives and a reporting system for business activities to promote legal and compliant operations [1] Group 2 - Ship safety management is a key focus, with measures to prevent the emergence of "three-no" ships (no license, no inspection, no ownership) [2] - The plan includes strict monitoring of ship registration and supervision, targeting illegal passenger transport and other maritime violations [2] - Specific management measures for high-risk activities like diving and fishing are proposed, including a regulatory model for diving instructors [2]