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3.The Hong Kong and Mainland Cross-boundary Major Infrastructure Co-ordinating Committee handles cross-boundary infrastructure projects between Hong Kong and the Mainland (mainly Guangdong).
4.Cross-boundary fund flows among financial institutions have grown in the last two decades.
5.Since 1982, the Cross-boundary Liaison System has provided an effective mechanism for Hong Kong and Guangdong to discuss and resolve practical issues of mutual concern including, for example, the fight against cross-boundary crime and the regulation of the Shenzhen River.
6.Since 1982, the Cross-boundary Liaison System has been providing an effective mechanism for Hong Kong and Guangdong to discuss and resolve practical issues and day-to-day operational matters of mutual concern including, for example, the fight against cross-boundary crime.
7.In particular, cross-boundary flows with the Mainland in respect of people, goods, capital, information and services should all be enhanced further, to the mutual benefits of both places.
8.To cope with further increases in cross-boundary traffic in the future, expansion of customs facilities has started at Lok Ma Chau and Sha Tau Kok Control Points, and Kowloon Railway Station.
9.The three road crossings handled 27000 cross-boundary vehicles per day in 1998, representing an increase of 3.5 per cent during the year. Goods vehicles accounted for 88 per cent of the traffic.
10.In 1997, a dedicated Hong Kong-Mainland Operational Liaison Section was set up to co-ordinate increasing co-operative efforts with the Mainland authorities to combat cross-boundary corruption.
