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Figure 1 Summary of the Seven Recommendations

HK-SZ policies Central Government policies

Establishing anchor institutions in the region to expedite Strengthening coordination and seeking
1 development of a biotech industrial cluster 5 comprehensive authorisation
1.1: Attracting leading enterprises to establish a presence in the Loop 5.1: Establishing a designated body under the
1.2: Providing ample funding for start-ups to nurture them into unicorns Leading Group for the Development of the GBA
1.3: Establishing a cross-border biotech mega research institute to coordinate the collaborative development of
“one zone, two parks”
5.2: Seeking comprehensive authorisation from the
Establishing all-stage ancillary facilities to optimise
2 biotech research and development supply chain Central Government to implement pilot policies
in biotech reform
2.1: Establishing a Hong Kong Science and Development Of ce to
formulate a blueprint for biotech development
2.2: Establishing ancillary facilities for preclinical research 6 Bridging the two cities’ systems and
2.3: Expediting the approval of Phase 1 clinical trials in Hong Kong regimes
2.4: Coordinating multicentre clinical trials with “Hong Kong-style” 6.1: Relaxing regulations set by the Negative List
management to allow designated enterprises to enter the
2.5: Establishing production lines in the Loop and improving the product Mainland market
launch regime for new drugs in the two cities 6.2: Coordinating the intellectual property regimes
in Hong Kong and the Mainland
Establishing a one-stop service platform in the Loop to 6.3: Expediting evaluation and approval of new
3 provide professional support services drugs in the Loop

Encouraging knowledge transfer in tertiary institutions and Facilitating passage of bio-materials and
4 nurturing multi-skilled talent well-versed in biotech and 7 medical devices between Hong Kong
business and Shenzhen
4.1: Establishing an assessment framework for knowledge transfer to foster a 7.1: Optimising the mechanism by which Mainland
culture conducive to knowledge transfer on campus bio-materials are transported across
4.2: Relaxing regulations on professors engaging in outside work to foster the border into the Hong Kong park
knowledge transfer 7.2: Easing restrictions on the import of
4.3: Nurturing multi-skilled talent with backgrounds in biotech and business bio-materials and medical devices

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