On the 22nd, the State Council Information Office held a press conference on the implementation of the special action to standardize administrative law enforcement related to enterprises. At the meeting, Vice Minister of Justice Hu Weilie introduced that according to the spirit of the Central Economic Work Conference, since March this year, the special action to regulate law enforcement related to enterprises has been comprehensively launched nationwide. The Ministry of Public Security, the Supreme People's Court, and the Supreme People's Procuratorate have respectively deployed special law enforcement actions related to enterprises in their respective systems. As the administrative law enforcement supervision agency of the State Council, the Ministry of Justice, in accordance with the requirements of the State Council, coordinates and organizes special actions for regulating enterprise related administrative law enforcement in the government system. All regions and departments attach great importance to them, answer the same questions together, and solidly promote them. Hu Weilie pointed out that the goal of this special action is clear, which is to focus on prominent issues strongly reflected by enterprises, conduct precise supervision, tackle real problems, increase rectification efforts, promote strict, standardized, fair and civilized law enforcement, promote administrative law enforcement agencies and law enforcement personnel to perform their duties in accordance with the law, be strict when necessary and lenient when necessary, effectively safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises, continuously optimize the business environment, and promote high-quality economic and social development. In the special action, we will adhere to a problem oriented approach, focus on key issues, key areas, and key regions, and focus on rectifying four prominent problems: firstly, the problem of arbitrary fees, fines, inspections, and seizures; The second is illegal law enforcement in other places and profit seeking law enforcement behavior; Thirdly, inconsistent law enforcement standards and inconsistent requirements increase the burden on enterprises; The fourth is behaviors that violate the requirements of law enforcement norms, such as abusing power, bending the law for personal gain, not punishing those who should be punished, taking advantage of others, and rough law enforcement. These issues involve a wide range and pose significant risks, with the strongest and most concentrated reactions from enterprises. The key to the effectiveness of this special action lies in whether these issues can be truly rectified. (New Society)