Group 1 - The reform of the "one-stop service" for water, electricity, and gas network joint application has achieved "one-time acceptance, parallel approval, and time-limited completion," reducing processing time by 60% and improving service levels [1] - Previously, businesses had to go through multiple steps and submit documents repeatedly, leading to long processing times and high costs. The new system allows for online submission of the application form, reducing the need for physical visits from four times to one or even zero, with processing time cut from 35 working days to 14 [1] - Companies can choose between a notification commitment system or initiate parallel approval based on external construction conditions. Local government service departments will conduct on-site inspections and confirm design plans simultaneously, streamlining the approval process from seven departments to parallel approval, compressing approval time by over 60% [1] Group 2 - Various regions are actively implementing "micro-reforms" in the joint application process for water, electricity, and gas networks. For example, Liuzhou has introduced a "simple application" reform for certain cases involving road occupation and temporary use of green spaces, allowing for expedited processing [2] - In cities like Nanning and Beihai, a "commitment system" for approval has been adopted, where applicants prepare required materials and fill out a commitment letter, leading to immediate issuance of permits upon staff review [2]