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Tammy Tam Appointed to Hong Kong's Law Reform Commission

2/27/2026

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Tammy Tam, publisher of the South China Morning Post, was appointed to Hong Kong's Law Reform Commission by Chief Executive John Lee.
She will represent the media industry for a three-year term starting March 1, succeeding May Chan.
The Law Reform Commission advises the government on legal reforms to ensure laws meet societal needs.
The commission is chaired by Secretary for Justice Paul Lam and includes legal professionals and scholars.
Professor Alexander Loke was reappointed to the commission for another term.

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Story summary

Tammy Tam, publisher of the South China Morning Post, was appointed to Hong Kong's Law Reform Commission by Chief Executive John Lee.
She will represent the media industry for a three-year term starting March 1, succeeding May Chan.
The Law Reform Commission advises the government on legal reforms to ensure laws meet societal needs.
The commission is chaired by Secretary for Justice Paul Lam and includes legal professionals and scholars.
Professor Alexander Loke was reappointed to the commission for another term.