Group 1 - The provincial government has issued a series of measures to promote the construction and operation of government and social capital cooperation (PPP) stock projects, aiming to ensure public service and infrastructure development [1] - The policy outlines clear phased goals: by the end of 2025, a comprehensive understanding of the province's PPP stock projects will be established; by 2026, supporting mechanisms will be improved, and project standards will be gradually enhanced; by 2028, a new pattern of "standardized construction, efficient operation, and controllable risks" will be formed [1] - For ongoing PPP stock projects, the focus will be on projects that are profitable, feasible, and cost-controlled, prioritizing livelihood projects and preventing incomplete or stalled projects [1] Group 2 - For operational projects, local governments are required to fulfill contractual obligations and include government payment responsibilities in budget management to avoid funding chain disruptions [2] - Social capital partners must provide qualified public services as per contracts, ensuring continuity and cannot terminate operations arbitrarily [2] - For projects nearing the end of their operational period, timely acceptance and standardized handover must be organized, and if early termination is necessary, strict procedures must be followed to ensure asset evaluation and debt settlement [2]