Core Viewpoint - The articles highlight the ongoing efforts by various local governments in China to address issues in property management services, focusing on transparency, accountability, and the rectification of identified problems in the sector. Group 1: Regulatory Actions and Findings - Sichuan Province's Ziyang City has reported 11 typical cases in the property service sector, identifying 816 issues and rectifying 728 of them, recovering over 900,000 yuan in public revenue [1] - In Jiangsu Province's Zhangjiagang City, a collaborative approach involving multiple departments has led to the investigation of 298 residential complexes, focusing on transparency and accountability in property management [2] - In Shandong Province's Qingdao City, a public disclosure initiative has improved transparency in rental income, leading to increased trust from residents [3] Group 2: Mechanisms for Improvement - Yunnan Province's Wenshan Prefecture has implemented a "reconciliation list" to track and address issues related to property service performance and public revenue management [4] - In Henan Province's Puyang City, a systematic approach involving problem tracking and accountability measures has been adopted to ensure responsiveness to community concerns [5] - Hainan Province's Haikou City is utilizing big data to preemptively identify risks in property services, enhancing regulatory oversight [5]