The Mainland and Hong Kong closer economic partnership arran

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In order to further improve the Mainland [CEPA, refers to the entire customs territory of the people's Republic of China on the Mainland. ] And the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (hereinafter "Hong Kong") level of economic and trade exchanges and cooperation, according to:

Signed on June 29, 2003, between the Mainland and Hong Kong closer economic partnership arrangement (hereinafter "CEPA") the CEPA signed on September 29, 2003;

October 27, 2004 signed the supplementary agreement on the arrangements;

Signed on October 18, 2005, the arrangement of supplement II;

Signed on June 27, 2006, the supplemental agreement the arrangement of three;

Supplement IV to the arrangement, signed June 29, 2007;

July 29, 2008 signed the supplemental agreement the arrangement of five;

Signed on May 9, 2009, the supplement VI to the arrangements;

Signed on May 27, 2010 the arrangements of the supplement VII;

Signed on December 13, 2011, the supplemental agreement the arrangement of eight;

They decided on the Mainland in the area of trade in services of Hong Kong opening up, strengthen financial cooperation, promoting mutual recognition of professional qualifications and the promotion of trade and investment facilitation to sign this agreement.

Trade in services

(A) since January 1, 2013 up, Mainland in arrangements, and straddling arrangements added agreement, and straddling arrangements added agreement II, and straddling arrangements added agreement three, and straddling arrangements added agreement four, and straddling arrangements added agreement five, and straddling arrangements added agreement six, and straddling arrangements added agreement seven and straddling arrangements added agreement eight open service trade commitment of based Shang, in legal, and accounting, and building, and medical, and computer and related service, and technology test and analysis, and Providing and arrangement, printing, exhibition and other business services, telecommunication, audio-visual, distribution, environment, banking, securities, social services, tourism, culture and recreation, rail transport, individual industrial and commercial households and 21 areas to further relax the market access conditions, the new opening measures in the field of education. As set out in the annex to this agreement.

(Ii) this Agreement annex is arrangements annex 4 table 1 Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment, and straddling arrangements added Agreement annex 3 Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment, and straddling arrangements added agreement II annex 2 Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment II, and straddling arrangements added agreement three Annex Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment three, and straddling arrangements added agreement four Annex Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment four, and straddling arrangements added agreement five Annex Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment five, and straddling arrangements added agreement six Annex Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment six, and straddling arrangements added agreement seven annex Mainland to Hong Kong open service trade of specific commitment of added and amendment seven and straddling arrangements added agreement eight annex Of the Mainland's specific commitments on liberalization of trade in services of Hong Kong additionsand amendments to supplement and amendment of the eight. With the first nine provisions in conflict, attached to this Agreement shall prevail.

(C) in the annex to this agreement, "service provider" should be consistent with thearrangements of annex 5 of the Convention on "service provider" definition and the relevant provisions of the regulations.

Second, financial cooperation

(A) the revision of regulations for overseas listing, support conditions of Hong Kong-listed mainland enterprises listing in Hong Kong for the Mainland enterprises,particularly SMEs, to facilitate overseas market listing and financing.

(B) actively studying the path of deepening the cooperation between Hong Kong and the Mainland's commodity futures markets and means of co-operation to establish complementarity, cooperation and common development of the futures market.

(C) actively reduce Hong Kong's financial institutions eligible for qualified foreign institutional investors about the qualification requirements, and provide convenience for the long-term funds to invest in the mainland capital market in Hong Kong.

(D) support eligible Hong Kong financial institutions in the Mainland to set up a joint venture securities companies, fund management companies and futures companies.

Third, the mutual recognition of professional qualifications

Both sides continue to cost of mainland real estate appraisers, engineers and theHong Kong estate surveyors, quantity surveyors, mutual recognition of qualifications.

Four, trade and investment facilitation

The two sides agreed to further strengthen commodity inspection and quarantine,food safety and quality standards of cooperation in the field, and the arrangements of annex 6 of the fifth paragraph (ii) 2nd food safety and animal and plant inspection and quarantine to increase the following:

"Both sides agreed to continue the advancement of the AQSIQ and the Hong KongCommerce and economic development Bureau on inspection arrangements for transit through Hong Kong to the Mainland imported wines memorandum of consultation processes, in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations in the Mainland, and the premise of ensuring safety, transit transportation to the Mainland viaHong Kong wine products facilitating customs clearance and other related measures. ”

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