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[Key points of the case]

After a building materials company in Xinjiang submitted an application for a construction waste disposal license, it received a "cold treatment" from the county and urban management bureau: it neither informed them at once whether the materials were complete, nor made a decision on whether to accept or reject the application within the legal time limit. After the company complained through the special action platform for enterprise-related administrative law enforcement, the county governmentAdministrative Law Enforcement Supervision BureauIntervened in the investigation and determined that the bureau violated the provisions of the Administrative Licensing Law on time limit processing and one-time notification, which constituted administrative inaction, and issued the "Administrative Licensing Law"Administrative law enforcement supervision opinion letter》Ordering rectification within a time limit.

Lawyer Ying Ting pointed out that "silence" in administrative licensing is not acquiescence, but a typical procedural violation. After receiving the application, the administrative agency must fulfill its notification obligations and make a clear decision within the statutory time limit, otherwise it will infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of the enterprise. In this case, the Urban Management Bureau quickly corrected its mistakes under the pressure of supervision, accepted the application and passed the permit in accordance with the law, which reflects the key role of administrative law enforcement supervision in optimizing the business environment.

This case serves as a warning to all administrative approval departments: the implementation of the "one-time notification" and "time-limited processing" systems is a basic requirement of a law-based government, and any delay and shirk will face accountability. When enterprises encounter difficulties in getting things done and slow approvals, they should make good use of administrative law enforcement supervision, the 12345 hotline and other channels to protect their rights, forcing administrative agencies to improve service efficiency, so that "more data travels and less companies travel" can truly be implemented.