Core Viewpoint - The customs authority emphasizes the importance of balancing development and security in the implementation of policies for the Hainan Free Trade Port, focusing on risk prevention and control measures. Group 1: Policy Implementation and Risk Control - The customs authority will prioritize a comprehensive approach to policy implementation and risk prevention, ensuring that effective mechanisms for early detection and response are in place [1] - The authority plans to utilize the "window period" before the full closure of the island to conduct practical exercises and identify potential gaps in the system [1] - Collaboration with industry regulatory bodies will be enhanced to establish a lifecycle management system for enterprises, which includes qualification registration, operational management, and joint penalties [1] Group 2: Customs Regulations and Efficiency - New customs regulations for the Hainan Free Trade Port have been released, focusing on the management of goods and the flow of products within the island [2] - The customs authority will set up monitoring channels at ten "second-line ports" to ensure precise management of goods leaving the island [2] - The new tax collection measures will exempt certain goods from import duties if they meet specific processing value criteria, streamlining the application process for enterprises [2] - Post-closure, the customs authority will simplify the declaration process for "zero tariff" goods, reducing the required data from 105 items to 33, significantly improving customs efficiency [2]