今年5月，扬州市印发《关于规范生态环境涉企行政检查的具体措施》，要求对同一企业的多项检查合 并开展，实现"一次进门、全面体检"。并且严格执行行政检查报批制度，除触发式个案检查外，未纳入 年度计划、未经批准的，不得开展入企检查，做到"凡检查必审批"。 近日，扬州市生态环境局新闻发布会公布的数据显示，全市环境执法数量实现"两连降"：2024年全年为 12116次，同比下降23%；今年1—8月为6047次，同比下降21%。"两连降"的背后，缘于执法方式的优 化和执法行为的更加规范，另一方面是因为营商环境的优化，更多企业养成了自觉守护环境的习惯，政 企双方合力同心，推动生态环境高水平保护与经济社会高质量发展进入了良性循环。 同时，全面实行"扫码入企"，执法人员通过手机"亮证"，企业扫码可查看执法人员姓名、证件编号、所 属主体及检查内容；检查完成后，企业扫码即可获取检查结果，确保过程公开透明。而且对执法实施全 过程管控，执法任务由平台下达，执法行为全程同步记录，实现执法事项电子化、清单化、流程化。 扬州环境执法数量连续两年同比两连降 优化执法方式，变现场执法为"非现场"执法、"邀约式"执法 此外，扬州市优化正面清单纳入 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of practical skills competitions in the ecological environment sector to enhance the professional capabilities of environmental protection teams and adapt to new challenges in pollution prevention and control [1][2]. Group 1: Current Challenges - The ecological environment protection work is facing increasingly complex challenges, including diverse pollution prevention needs and more covert environmental violations, which require a significant upgrade in the capabilities of environmental protection teams [1]. - Some regions still exhibit a "form over substance" approach in skills competitions, focusing on standardized evaluation metrics that do not align with the practical needs of frontline operations [2]. Group 2: Recommendations for Improvement - Skills competitions should transition from "testing techniques" to "testing capabilities," utilizing real-world case studies to create a dynamic question bank that reflects practical challenges in environmental regulation [3]. - The content of competitions should include forward-looking assessments, such as monitoring new pollutants and applying new technologies like drones and AI for environmental monitoring [3][4]. Group 3: Competition Environment - The competition environment should simulate real-world conditions, moving away from traditional examination settings to more immersive scenarios that reflect actual operational challenges [4]. - Emphasis should be placed on collaborative operational capabilities, with competitions designed to test the coordination between monitoring, enforcement, and emergency response teams in simulated crisis situations [4].

Core Viewpoint - The integration of the Party's innovative theories, especially Xi Jinping's ecological civilization thought, into the entire process of ecological environment law enforcement is essential for enhancing enforcement effectiveness, addressing complex challenges, building social consensus, and developing a competent workforce [1][2][3]. Group 1: Strengthening Ideological Foundation - The Party's innovative theories provide fundamental guidance for ecological environment law enforcement, ensuring that enforcement work aligns with the correct political direction and maintains ecological safety [1]. Group 2: Enhancing Enforcement Effectiveness - The systematic and complex nature of ecological issues requires the application of the Party's innovative theories, which serve as a "golden key" to resolve enforcement challenges. This includes using systematic thinking to trace pollution sources, legal thinking to ensure procedural compliance, and problem-oriented thinking to identify violations [2]. Group 3: Building Public Trust - The enforcement of ecological laws is closely related to public interest and can attract social attention. Theoretical dissemination is crucial for explaining enforcement actions, addressing public concerns, and promoting understanding of the enforcement's role in safeguarding health and ecological security [2]. Group 4: Promoting Source Governance - Effective ecological governance relies on source prevention and multi-party collaboration. The Party's theories advocate for a shared responsibility model, encouraging enterprises and the public to engage in environmental protection and compliance with regulations [3]. Group 5: Developing a Competent Enforcement Team - A strong enforcement team is essential for implementing theories and fulfilling responsibilities. Theoretical education should be integrated into enforcement work to enhance the team's capabilities in understanding regulations, communication, and problem-solving, particularly for younger enforcers [3].

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the implementation of a random selection process for participants in the ecological environment protection enforcement skills competition, aimed at enhancing fairness and inclusivity in the selection of competitors [1][2] - The initiative seeks to cultivate a new generation of skilled ecological environment enforcement personnel, promoting a competitive atmosphere that encourages learning and skill enhancement among all enforcement officers [2] - Previous practices of selecting fixed participants led to a lack of opportunities for many enforcement officers, while the new random selection method ensures equal chances for all, thereby improving overall business capabilities and morale [2][3] Group 2 - The random selection process has shown significant positive outcomes in other regions, such as Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, where it led to improved performance and recognition in national competitions [2] - Effective management of the enforcement personnel database is crucial, including comprehensive inclusion criteria, dynamic updates based on personnel changes, and ongoing training to ensure all selected participants can demonstrate their true capabilities [3] - The establishment of clear and fair rules for the personnel database is essential to prevent local biases and ensure that all qualified enforcement officers are included [3]

Core Viewpoint - The "courtroom classroom" initiative implemented by the Linzhou branch of the Ecological Environment Bureau in Anyang, Henan Province, aims to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement personnel through immersive learning experiences in real judicial settings, addressing previous issues of evidence collection and procedural compliance [1][2]. Group 1 - The courtroom classroom allows law enforcement personnel to learn in a real judicial environment, which is more impactful than traditional theoretical training [1]. - This innovative training method addresses issues such as inadequate evidence collection and non-compliance with enforcement procedures, which previously led to poor enforcement outcomes and administrative litigation [1]. - The Linzhou branch plans to conduct courtroom classes quarterly, integrating various training elements including political education, ecological environment knowledge, legal regulations, and on-site enforcement simulations [1]. Group 2 - The "listening + discussion + rectification" closed-loop training model effectively integrates judicial practice with law enforcement, enhancing awareness of evidence, procedures, and legal thinking [2]. - This model not only improves the work capabilities of law enforcement personnel but also contributes to the standardization, modernization, professionalization, and institutionalization of the ecological environment enforcement system [2]. - The initiative helps build a highly qualified enforcement team, better protecting the ecological environment and public environmental rights, thus providing solid enforcement support for ecological civilization construction [2].

Core Viewpoint - The recent training session on ecological environment law enforcement emphasizes the need for precise, scientific, and lawful pollution control, while avoiding one-size-fits-all approaches and excessive burdens on enterprises [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Framework - Strict regulation of administrative inspections related to enterprises is crucial for enhancing lawful administration, optimizing the business environment, and stabilizing market expectations [1] - The initiative aims to resolve deep-rooted contradictions in traditional regulatory models by optimizing systems to improve regulatory efficiency and unleash enterprise vitality [1][2] Group 2: Enforcement Practices - The combination of "normative enforcement" and "strict duty performance" is essential for modern governance, where effective regulation is achieved through standardized processes and rights protection mechanisms [1][2] - There is a zero-tolerance policy for actions that damage the ecological environment, which is necessary to delineate boundaries for high-quality development [2] Group 3: Inspection Frequency and Efficiency - The implementation of a "comprehensive check once" mechanism is proposed to enhance inspection efficiency by addressing multiple issues in a single visit [3] - The need to ensure that inspections are justified and based on legal grounds is emphasized, moving away from arbitrary and excessive inspections [3] Group 4: Technological Integration - The use of modern technologies such as big data, satellite remote sensing, and AI models is encouraged to improve the timeliness and accuracy of identifying violations [3] - The goal is to minimize disruptions for compliant enterprises while maintaining strict oversight on violators [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of leveraging technology to enhance smart regulation in ecological environment enforcement, aiming for modernization and improved efficiency in regulatory practices [2][12]. Group 1: Technological Integration - Shaanxi Province has integrated 24 information systems related to ecological environment enforcement across national, provincial, and municipal levels, creating an upgraded non-site information enforcement platform [3][13]. - The platform enables 24-hour information monitoring for nearly 50,000 polluting enterprises, utilizing AI algorithms for dynamic profiling of pollution sources and categorizing them into red, yellow, and green codes for management [14]. Group 2: Enforcement Efficiency - Since its trial operation, the platform has classified 48,000 green code enterprises, 631 yellow code enterprises, and 127 red code enterprises, shifting from traditional broad inspections to precise output of illegal activity clues, thereby reducing on-site inspections [14]. - The platform has issued 2,550 various warnings to enterprises, prompting 1,279 self-inspections and 39,069 legal education sessions, establishing a new governance model of "precise regulation + proactive service" [4][14]. Group 3: Anchor Point System - An anchor point system has been established to drive the digital transformation of enforcement, identifying key physical entities for on-site enforcement based on pollution discharge permits [15]. - This system allows for centimeter-level precise navigation between anchor points, enabling enforcement personnel to accurately locate issues without requiring constant presence from enterprise management [15][17]. Group 4: Advanced Monitoring Techniques - A non-site electronic evidence collection system has been developed to combat high-tech data falsification, utilizing ultra-high frequency data collection and real-time analysis to detect anomalies in monitoring equipment [16]. - The introduction of a VR enforcement training system allows personnel to practice in simulated environments, enhancing their understanding of ecological laws and enforcement procedures [16]. Group 5: Future Directions - Shaanxi Province plans to expand enforcement application scenarios, strengthen data integration, and enhance practical capabilities in regulatory information technology to ensure compliance with ecological environment inspection standards [16].

Core Viewpoint - The notification emphasizes the need for local ecological environment departments to enhance the standardization and precision of administrative inspections to improve environmental quality and optimize the business environment [1]. Group 1: Strengthening Administrative Inspections - Local ecological environment departments are required to focus on five areas: planning and preparation, monitoring and early warning, analysis and approval, to ensure inspections are neither overstepping nor lacking [1]. - The management of enterprise environmental information should be digitized, utilizing online and intelligent management models centered around pollution discharge permits [1]. Group 2: Standardizing Enforcement Procedures - Annual environmental enforcement plans must align with local ecological issues and regulatory needs, controlling enforcement costs from the source [2]. - The frequency of enterprise inspections must not exceed the annual limits set by provincial regulations, and all inspection plans require approval from higher-level authorities [2]. Group 3: Regulating Inspection Conduct - Personnel involved in ecological environment inspections must possess legal credentials and necessary expertise, adhering to three key systems: public disclosure of enforcement, full record of enforcement processes, and legal review of major enforcement decisions [2]. - Inspection results must be promptly communicated to enterprises, with clear directives for rectification of identified environmental safety hazards [2]. Group 4: Enhancing Communication Mechanisms - A communication mechanism for enforcement checks between different levels of ecological environment departments is essential, allowing for either independent or joint inspections based on coordination [3]. - Establishing inter-departmental communication mechanisms with other regulatory bodies, such as safety production and market management, facilitates joint actions and reduces redundant inspections [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Tianjin Ecological Environment Protection Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Team is implementing strict, standardized, and civilized law enforcement measures while innovating enforcement methods to enhance ecological environment law enforcement effectiveness for enterprises [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Legal Awareness Promotion - The team is focusing on legal awareness through innovative methods, including a "lecturer-style" legal education program with 22 selected enforcement professionals conducting 7 specialized training sessions [1] - A "joint-action" legal education approach is being adopted, collaborating with 9 industry associations to enhance management levels in 1,115 enterprises [1][2] - An "on-site" legal education initiative is being implemented, providing enterprises with ecological and environmental policy materials and on-the-spot Q&A services [2] Group 2: Technology Empowerment - The team is advancing non-site law enforcement by integrating mobile law enforcement systems with a comprehensive ecological environment big data application platform, creating a closed-loop process for efficient law enforcement [2][3] - New enforcement equipment such as drones and infrared scanning devices are being utilized to establish a "sky and ground" inspection model, improving enforcement efficiency [2] - A model library for law enforcement documents is being developed to assist in the creation of standardized enforcement documents, with 7 types of documents already included [3] Group 3: Strict Regulation and Business Environment Support - The team is committed to strict regulation of administrative enforcement procedures, implementing a "double random, one public" inspection approach to ensure thorough inspections [3] - A mechanism for lenient enforcement is being introduced, allowing first-time offenders with minor violations to avoid penalties if they publicly apologize and commit to rectification, resulting in 87 cases of non-penalization and a total of 3.801 million yuan in waived penalties in the first half of the year [3][4] - A zero-tolerance policy is maintained against serious violations, with 17 cases of hazardous waste violations and related criminal activities reported by mid-June [4]