[State Administration for Market Regulation: Behaviors such as extending the account period in disguise will be severely punished in accordance with laws and regulations] On September 14th, the State Council Information Office held a routine policy briefing to introduce the work on strengthening the management of the problem of payment difficulties for small and medium-sized enterprises. Zhou Weijun, director of the Credit Supervision Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation, said that the introduction of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law will help improve the survival and development of small and medium-sized enterprises, and will also help promote operators to establish a correct concept of competition. Focusing on the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, in the next step, the State Administration for Market Regulation will continue to strengthen collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Central Bank and other departments to establish an information sharing working mechanism. For those large enterprises that have received a lot of complaints from small and medium-sized enterprises, the State Administration for Market Regulation will work with relevant departments to use interviews, mediation and other methods to urge rectification, and coordinate with multiple parties to resolve problems such as difficulty in repayment by small and medium-sized enterprises. At the same time, the State Administration for Market Regulation will continue to open channels for complaints and reports, and will impose severe penalties in accordance with laws and regulations for bad behaviors such as blurring accounting period calculation nodes and using commercial drafts and electronic vouchers to extend the account period in disguise.