Input to Public Policy

AmCham appreciates the opportunity to express its views on the Food & Health Bureau’s proposed Pilot Accredited Registers Scheme for Healthcare Professions, specifically for the Clinical Psychologist profession.

AmCham views the proposed amendments to be inconsistent with Hong Kong's position as the world's most free and open economy and their implementation may have consequences that far outweigh any expected benefits.

Believing the objectives of the Proposed Arrangement to be aligned with goals of attracting and fostering international business, AmCham supports the expansion of mechanisms to allow private parties to effectively litigate and resolve civil and commercial disputes.

AmCham urges the government to follow international best practices in project selection and public engagement to ensure that Site 3 demonstrates world-class excellence in design and project execution and benefits the whole community.

AmCham sent a letter to President Donald Trump calling for a shift to territorial taxation to make American business more competitive overseas.

Representing American firms and related stakeholders in the EV industry, AmCham asks the Government to revisit the current EV policies to ensure the decisions made are fair to investors and beneficial to Hong Kong’s economy and environment.

AmCham asked Congressmen and the administration to re-examine the impact of worldwide taxation on US international competitiveness.

AmCham stresses its worries regarding the voluntary nature of the Hong Kong Code of Marketing of Formula Milk, and Related Products, and Food Products for Infants & Young Children. To ensure that the rights of different stakeholders can be upheld, AmCham urges the panel to consider implementing the Hong Kong Code through legislation instead.