Three Authorities Further Strengthen the Supervisory Role of Administrative Reconsideration to Regulate Enterprise-related Administrative Enforcement

Recently, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and two other authorities have jointly issued the Guiding Opinions on Further Strengthening the Supervisory Role of Administrative Reconsideration to Regulate Enterprise-related Administrative Enforcement (the "Opinions") along with typical cases.

The Opinions put forward 22 specific measures across seven key areas: overall requirements; clarifying the focus of administrative reconsideration supervision on enterprise-related enforcement; enhancing administrative reconsideration's capacity to address enterprise-related administrative disputes; deepening substantive resolution of such disputes; improving the standardization and effectiveness of handling enterprise-related administrative reconsideration cases; strengthening administrative reconsideration to promote governance through cases; and consolidating efforts to standardize enterprise-related enforcement. To strengthen administrative reconsideration supervision and regulate enterprise-related administrative enforcement, the Opinions identify five major priorities: intensifying governance on prominent issues of enterprise-related fines; enhancing supervision of government credibility in enterprise-related matters; handling cases in enterprise management fields according to law; reinforcing review of normative documents related to enterprises; and urging the fulfillment of legal documents for enterprise-related administrative reconsideration.



(Source: https://www.moj.gov.cn/pub/sfbgw/zwxxgk/fdzdgknr/fdzdgknrtzwj/202508/t20250807_523566.html)

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