Core Viewpoint - The "Shangqi Yue" appointment-based guidance service platform launched in Shangcheng District is transforming urban management from "end enforcement" to "front service," enhancing the business environment for enterprises and merchants [2][3]. Group 1: Service Features - The platform allows businesses to easily request guidance on various urban management issues, such as outdoor operations and compliance with regulations, through a simple process similar to ordering food online [2]. - It covers 32 high-frequency urban management issues across six categories, promising a response within five working days to provide legal guidance and support for rectification [2][3]. Group 2: Impact on Businesses - Since the launch of the "Shangqi Yue" service, 34 enterprises have proactively sought guidance, all receiving timely assistance, with businesses appreciating the proactive approach of "preemptive checks" over post-penalty actions [3]. - The service has helped businesses like a tea shop and a renovation project to resolve multiple compliance issues efficiently, leading to a "zero-risk" opening and significant time savings [3]. Group 3: Future Plans - The Shangcheng District Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau plans to further promote the "Shangqi Yue" service model, shifting from strict administrative checks to a more supportive preventive service approach to improve the business environment [4].

Group 1 - Beijing has 8 comprehensive law enforcement teams responsible for market regulation, ecological environment, transportation, culture, agriculture, emergency management, urban management, and natural resources and planning [1] - These teams exercise administrative penalties across 10 departments and partial penalties from 5 additional departments, enhancing their regulatory scope [1] - The city aims to improve law enforcement efficiency by addressing issues such as insufficient coordination and low enforcement efficiency [1] Group 2 - The government plans to strengthen vertical coordination and standardize enforcement procedures, including the establishment of a penalty discretion benchmark system [2] - There will be a focus on non-site inspections, utilizing big data for monitoring and analysis to target high-risk issues effectively [2] - Non-site inspection results will be integrated into credit regulation and categorized management systems [2] Group 3 - Comprehensive law enforcement teams will focus on key issues highlighted by the central and municipal governments, enhancing overall enforcement effectiveness [3] - Industry management departments will adjust monitoring indicators to improve enforcement direction and quality [3] - The integration of technology and data resources will enhance enforcement capabilities and streamline processes [3]