Submissions and Reports

As the premier business organization of Hong Kong, the Chamber is a leader in promoting business interests and integrity. These policy statements and Code of Ethics represent what the Chamber stands for in the respective areas.

They are approved by the Chamber’s General Committee and we urge all of our members to observe these statements and to incorporate the principles stated in the statements into their business practices as much as possible.

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2018/04/26Chamber’s View and Recommendations on CEPA Implementation ( Trade in Goods )
The Chamber submitted its proposals on facilitating Trade in Goods under Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA) to Ministry of Commerce of PRC and Trade and Industry Department of HKSAR on 26 April 2018.
2018/04/19Consultation Paper on Proposed Amendments to the Codes on Takeovers and Mergers and Share Buy-backs
The Chamber has called on the SFC to carry out a comprehensive evaluation before implementing its proposals to amend the codes on takeovers and mergers and share buybacks.
2018/03/23Consultation on a Proposed New Listing Regime for Emerging and Innovative Companies
The Chamber welcomes and supports the proposal to broaden capital market access in Hong Kong and to enhance the competitiveness of its listing regime by allowing the listing of companies with weighted voting rights. In addition to ensuring that the new listing conditions serve their intended purpose of attracting quality issuers from the emerging and innovative sectors, the Chamber also advocates fairness, investor protection and education.
2018/03/15Consultation on “Guideline on Authorisation of Virtual Banks”
In its response, the Chamber welcomed the proposal to promote wider options for customers and foster innovation in Hong Kong but also called for clarification in certain areas to ensure a level playing field for virtual and conventional banks.
2018/03/05Meeting the Growing Use of Liquefied Natural Gas as a Marine Fuel
As the International Maritime Organization has set a sulphur cap of 0.5% for shipping emissions by 2020, the Chamber urges the Government to establish Hong Kong a LNG-ready port that is capable of supporting the shipping industry as it makes the transition to cleaner fuels. Measures put forward include provision of the necessary infrastructure, sufficient trained personnel and relevant policies.
2018/02/23Submission on Inland Revenue (Amendment) (No. 6) Bill 2017
In its submission to the LegCo Bills Committee on implementing a legal framework to combat Base Erosion and Profits Shifting (BEPS) practices in Hong Kong, the Chamber has raised concerns over a number of outstanding issues with the Government’s proposed approach to align with international standards.
2018/01/31HKGCC Budget Proposals for 2018-2019
HKGCC has urged the Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-Po to make Hong Kong’s competitiveness the top priority in his forthcoming Budget on 28 February. In its submission to the Government on 31 January, the Chamber stressed the importance of reinforcing our low and simple tax regime, and the need to remove unnecessary regulations.
2018/01/17Submission on Model Non-Collusion Clauses and Non-Collusive Tendering Certificate
The Chamber has raised concerns over the contents of the Model Non-Collusion Clauses and Non-Collusive Tendering Certificate published by the Competition Commission in December 2017 and has suggested possible solutions to address these concerns.

2017/12/11Working Towards a More Efficient Town Planning Process
The Chamber proposes the setting up of a one-stop shop and harmonization of standards and requirements with respect to town planning applications, as well as enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of the Town Planning Board.
2017/11/27Consultation on the Guideline on the Keeping of Significant Controllers Register by Companies
In its response to the Company Registry on the consultation on the Guideline on the Keeping of Significant Controllers Register by Companies, the Chamber supports for the publication of the Guideline to provide clarity and certainty to businesses in complying with the relevant legal requirements but has cautioned against giving statutory backing to the Guideline.
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