Group 1: Economic Development and Reforms - The policy report emphasizes the importance of reform as a central theme, aiming to enhance government efficiency and address development challenges through the establishment of a "Department Head Responsibility System" and improved civil servant evaluation mechanisms [4][5] - The report outlines a series of short, medium, and long-term measures targeting industrial development, consolidating Hong Kong's international status, and promoting innovation and technology [6][7] - The establishment of the "Northern Metropolis Development Committee" and the introduction of flexible policies to attract new industries are highlighted as key strategies to boost economic growth and innovation [7] Group 2: Social Welfare and Public Services - The report includes a dedicated chapter on improving livelihoods, addressing nine key areas such as housing, transportation, and healthcare, with a focus on enhancing the quality of life for residents [10][11] - A target of supplying 189,000 public housing units over the next five years represents an 80% increase compared to the current government's tenure, directly addressing housing issues [11] - The report reflects a commitment to public healthcare reform, aiming to ensure that vulnerable populations receive adequate medical care while enhancing the sustainability of public health services [11]