[The State Administration for Market Regulation focuses on correcting the blocking points that hinder the fair access of enterprises to independent operations] On September 4, the State Administration for Market Regulation announced the second batch of seven special action cases, focusing on correcting the blocking points that hinder the fair access of enterprises, involving many fields such as medicine and health, energy, funerals, garbage removal, and Internet services. Mainly manifested in the following three types: First, discriminatory access conditions are set in violation of regulations and regional barriers are built. The second is to limit transaction objects or sign exclusive cooperation agreements with operators, resulting in exclusive operations by specific operators. Third, the policy adjustment requirements are not implemented, and the approval is delayed, hindering market entry. In the next step, the State Administration for Market Regulation will continue to carry out in-depth special actions to remove obstacles that hinder the unified market and fair competition, focus on the pain points and obstacles that enterprises and the public have strongly reported, increase the intensity of case investigation, resolutely eliminate local protection and administrative monopolies, maintain a unified market and fair competition, and create a more fair competitive environment and broad market space for all types of business entities to invest and start businesses.