Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province has introduced the "Twelve Measures for Fire Rescue Institutions to Facilitate the Public and Enterprises" to protect the legal rights of enterprises and citizens while supporting high-quality economic and social development in Guangdong [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The new measures aim to reduce the frequency of inspections for the same unit to a maximum of two times per year, with a six-month interval, addressing concerns about excessive inspections [1]. - A "sunshine law enforcement notification" system has been implemented, where all inspections are announced one day in advance, allowing enterprises to prepare adequately [1]. - A provincial-level list of exemptions and light penalties has been established to create a new mechanism for error correction, thereby easing enforcement pressure on businesses [1]. Group 2: Administrative Efficiency - Guangdong Fire Department is exploring unified fire examination and safety inspection standards across the province, implementing parallel approvals to enhance the quality of fire administrative licensing services [2]. - The time for handling credit repair has been reduced to three working days, and the licensing time for registered fire engineers has been cut to ten working days, expediting processes by over 50% compared to conventional methods [2]. - The entire process for applying for a registered fire engineer certificate can now be completed via mobile, with certificates mailed directly to applicants, eliminating the need for cross-city travel [2]. Group 3: Service Innovations - The "Yue Shang Tong" platform allows units to book fire rescue services for "safety inspections + hazard rectification," effectively reducing the risk of fire accidents [2]. - Flexible enforcement policies have exempted over 4,900 enterprises from penalties, thereby reducing burdens and empowering business development [3]. - The fire safety services provided through the "Yue Shang Tong" platform have responded to enterprise needs over 6,600 times, achieving "zero-distance" technical services [3].