[Ensuring administrative penalties are commensurate and the State Administration for Market Regulation will issue new regulations] September 24th, reporters learned from the third quarter regular press conference of the State Administration for Market Regulation today (24th) that the State Administration for Market Regulation will soon issue the "Discretionary Regulations on Administrative Penalties for Market Supervision and Management" to make administrative penalties commensurate. There are three main characteristics: First, the effectiveness is "upgraded." The "Regulations" upgrade the discretionary rules from normative documents to departmental regulations, making the system more rigid and binding, and establishing a unified standard for national law enforcement. The second is level "subdivision". The discretion is divided into five levels: no punishment, reduction, lightness, general, and seriousness, and the applicable situations are clarified step by step. In particular, the mitigation and lenient situations that are easy to be confused in practice are differentiated and set up to solve the concerns of law enforcement personnel who "don't dare to use" and the confusion of "can't use". The third is the "unification" of standards. Based on the practice in various places, the identification standards of common discretionary factors such as "first violation", "minor illegal act" and "minor harmful consequences" have been unified across the country, so that grassroots law enforcement has rules to follow and business entities have a clear idea.