Core Viewpoint - The newly released group standard "Construction Inspection Management Specifications for Cultural Relics Building Repair Projects" provides a regulatory framework for the quality and safety of cultural relics building repair projects in Zhejiang Province, addressing the need for improved management and oversight in the repair process [2][3] Group 1 - The standard is the first of its kind in Zhejiang, focusing on the dynamic inspection and management of cultural relics building repair, which has been lacking in unified guidelines [2] - The standard aims to shift the regulatory focus from post-repair acceptance to real-time management during the repair process, ensuring adherence to principles of original form, structure, materials, and craftsmanship [3] - The release of the standard coincides with the conclusion of the fourth national cultural relics census, which has identified a significant number of relics in need of assessment and repair, thus providing essential quality control tools for upcoming projects [3] Group 2 - The standard addresses three major industry gaps: it fills the void in dynamic management regulations, unifies inspection standards, and promotes a preventive approach to quality management [3] - The implementation of the standard is seen as a foundational regulatory measure that supports the transition to refined protection management of cultural heritage following the census [3] - The standard is expected to enhance the long-term preservation and transmission of cultural heritage in Hangzhou through strict protection measures [3]