Guangxi launches 44 measures to facilitate the people and benefit enterprises
"People's Daily" (13th edition, October 21, 2022)
This newspaper Nanning October 20 (Reporters Pang Geping and Zheng Yi) The reporter learned from the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Big Data Development Bureau today that in order to solve the problems of multiple enrollment of compulsory education schools, many materials, cumbersome material review, long registration queue time, and unclear school selection, Guangxi has implemented the "one thing to do at one time" to realize the information management and integrated processing of new students in primary and secondary schools such as registration, verification, admission, student status, statistical analysis, etc.
People's Daily, October 21, 13th page.
In addition, Guangxi has also introduced reform measures for "birth as home" for newborns, integrating medical certificates, vaccination certificates, household registration, social security, medical insurance and other matters that need to be processed in newborns into a "one thing" package for joint processing. 5 matters can be completed in one application. At present, 170 hospitals in Guangxi have set up newborn "home-in-home" acceptance windows, with a total of 3,848 cases being processed.
According to reports, the "one thing to do at once" of compulsory education admission and the "birth of household registration" of newborns are important contents of Guangxi's deepening of the "micro-reform" of government services. The "micro-reform" of government services has been fully launched from 2021, and a total of 44 measures have been introduced to facilitate the people and benefit enterprises. This reform focuses on the pain points, bottlenecks and difficult problems encountered by enterprises and the masses in the process of doing business, and starts from the details, innovates reform measures, improves service efficiency, and improves service experience, and uses the "small incision" of government reform to solve the "big problems" of enterprises and the masses.
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