Hebei Province, the content of administrative services reform

Reform of administrative services in Hebei Province is aimed at improving the efficiency of government services, reducing the cost of doing business, and promoting economic development, and the implementation of initiatives such as "one network to do", "run at most once", and "do one thing at a time". "

Hebei province is the largest city in the world, with a total population of over 1,000,000 people.

The Hebei Province put the service reform aims to promote the transformation of government functions, improve the efficiency of government services, reduce the cost of business, accelerate the construction of government digitization and the construction of smart cities, and enhance the government's ability and the level of public **** service. The main content of the reform includes the following aspects: First, the implementation of the "one network". The integration of government service matters at all levels into the provincial, municipal and county government service platforms, to realize the government service "one network", so that enterprises and the public no longer need to run more than one department or agency. Second, the implementation of the "most run once". The Government Service Center, through coordination and linkage with relevant departments, implements the "one-stop" policy, realizing a single-window acceptance, full-process synergy, unified data **** enjoyment, one-time notification and other management modes. Third, the implementation of "one thing at a time". Government Service Center in the matter of acceptance, review, approval, etc., to take "one thing at a time to do", as far as possible to avoid enterprises and the masses "run through the legs". Fourth, strengthening regulatory services. Establishing an information interaction platform between the government and enterprises, increasing the supervision of enterprises, and promoting the refined management of government services. The above measures are aimed at providing enterprises and the public with more convenient, efficient and high-quality government services, comprehensively optimizing the business environment in Hebei Province and promoting economic development.

What are the concrete results of the reform of administrative services in Hebei Province? Hebei Province, the release of administrative services reform has achieved a lot of positive results. On the one hand, the government service center has gradually realized "one network", "run at most once", "one thing at a time", and the efficiency of government services has been greatly improved; on the other hand, the government has simplified the examination and approval procedures and abolished some ineffective examination and approval matters. examination and approval procedures, canceling some ineffective examination and approval matters and links, reducing the burden on enterprises and lowering the cost of doing business.

The reform of administrative services in Hebei Province is an important measure to accelerate the digital transformation of Hebei Province and improve the level of government services, which will completely subvert the previous government service management mode. In the future, the Hebei provincial government will continue to optimize government services and improve the level of public ****services by leading with legislative norms and scientific and technological innovations to build a smarter and more convenient city.

Legal basis:

Constitution of the People's Republic of China*** and the State Article 95 Provinces, municipalities directly under the Central Government, counties, cities, municipal districts, townships, townships, townships and townships to set up people's congresses and people's governments. The organization of local people's congresses at all levels and of local people's governments at all levels shall be prescribed by law. Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures and autonomous counties establish organs of self-government. The organization and work of the organs of self-government are regulated by law in accordance with the basic principles set out in sections 5 and 6 of Chapter III of the Constitution.