Core Insights - The report highlights the effectiveness of administrative trials in enhancing public trust in the government and the rule of law, with a total of 314,000 administrative cases accepted and 304,000 concluded since 2020 [1] - The courts have actively supported the establishment of a law-based business environment, handling 16,000 first-instance administrative cases related to enterprises and publishing typical cases to optimize the business environment [1] - The report emphasizes the importance of addressing public concerns in administrative cases, with a focus on areas such as food safety, land contracts, and social security, achieving a 25.1% mediation and withdrawal rate in administrative cases over the past three years [2] Group 1 - The provincial courts have maintained a high efficiency in administrative trials, with 138,000 first-instance and 56,000 second-instance administrative cases concluded [1] - The courts have adjudicated 68,000 cases in key areas such as natural resources, housing construction, and environmental protection, supporting effective government administration [1] - The report indicates a strong commitment to resolving administrative disputes through mediation, with significant efforts made to ensure that administrative agencies act within the law [2] Group 2 - The report notes a high participation rate of administrative agency heads in court proceedings, with a 100% appearance rate in enterprise-related cases, leading to the resolution of over 40,000 disputes in the past five years [2] - The approach of linking government and court actions has been pivotal in promoting a higher level of legal governance, transitioning from mere appearances in court to substantive dispute resolution [2] - The focus on administrative cases related to public welfare has been crucial in addressing urgent issues faced by the community, ensuring that citizens feel the warmth of judicial support [2]