Group 1: Legislative Achievements - The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has enacted 12 local regulations and modified or abolished 25 regulations in the past year, providing a solid legal foundation for high-quality economic and social development [1] - The legislative work is aligned with the central government's policies, focusing on improving legislative quality and ensuring participation from various stakeholders [1] Group 2: Support for Private Economy - The "Regulations on Promoting the Development of Private Economy in Inner Mongolia" was passed, emphasizing the importance of the private sector in economic growth, employment, and innovation [2] - The legislation aims to protect the legal rights of private economic organizations and support new technologies and industries, encouraging collaboration between state-owned enterprises and private sectors [2] Group 3: Labor Rights Protection - The "Regulations on Guaranteeing Payment of Wages to Migrant Workers" is the first local regulation in China to address wage payment issues, providing legal tools to combat wage arrears [3] - The regulation incorporates successful practices from previous efforts to address wage issues and aims to enhance legal awareness among employers and employees [3] Group 4: Environmental Legislation - The "Regulations on Sand Prevention and Control" were established to support ecological safety in northern China, detailing measures for monitoring, prevention, and protection [4] - The legislation emphasizes community involvement in the legislative process, ensuring that regulations reflect public opinion and address local needs [4] Group 5: Legal Resource Development - A comprehensive database of legal documents has been created, allowing for easy access to regulatory information for the public [5] - The legislative body plans to focus on key strategic tasks and enhance the rule of law to support the region's development goals in the upcoming years [5]