Group 1 - The province has established 52 guidelines covering 10 aspects of administrative inspections related to enterprises, aiming to clarify boundaries and standards, and reduce the burden on businesses [1] - The legal qualifications of entities conducting administrative inspections have been reaffirmed, prohibiting unauthorized personnel from performing inspections to ensure transparency and control [1] - The number of administrative inspections planned by provincial departments has been reduced by 11% compared to last year [1] Group 2 - The province aims to reduce the frequency and number of on-site inspections by consolidating inspections across departments and creating a comprehensive inspection form [2] - A limit on the annual inspection frequency for the same enterprise by the same administrative body will be published, with oversight on excessive inspections [2] Group 3 - The province is developing a "scan to enter enterprise" feature within the "Liaozheng Tong" and "Liaoqi Tong" apps to facilitate the verification of enterprise information during inspections [3] - Administrative inspection personnel will be able to access and verify enterprise identity information, while enterprises can evaluate the inspection process and results online [3] - All forms of oversight, including observation and service, must also utilize the "scan to enter enterprise" system to prevent disguised inspections [3]