Ma Daoli, the former Chief Justice of the Court of Final Appeal, was appointed as the Honorary Chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Association.
Ma Daoli said that he is very honored to be appointed, saying that he has been an enthusiastic cricket fan since he was a student, and now he has the opportunity to support the Hong Kong Cricket Association to continue its development in Hong Kong. He is very excited, and that the cricket culture has spread throughout Hong Kong. Every corner, looking forward to seeing cricket at close range will have a lasting and positive impact on society.
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Liao Baijia once said that horse officials are knowledgeable in sports
As we all know, Ma Daoli is a fan of the Premier League team Manchester United. It turns out that he has another identity, that is, a cricket fan.
Ma Daoli was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws by Lingnan University last year. Lingnan University’s associate professor Lin Anna wrote in a compliment at the time that Ma Guan had completed secondary school and university education in the UK, and received liberal arts education before entering the legal profession. The officials have a strong interest in history, and when they are not playing cricket or football, they are busy studying, preparing for the advanced level examinations in history, French and German.
In his speech at the court ceremony before Ma Guan’s retirement, the non-permanent judge of the Court of Final Appeal Pak Chia Liao mentioned that Ma Guan was extremely generous and well-educated. His insights, his profound knowledge of popular entertainment and sports, and his profound knowledge of wine, coins, horses and other aspects.
Tony Melloy, Chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Association, said that he was very honored to welcome Ma Daoli as the first honorary chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Association. An important contribution and a passion for cricket, making him the perfect candidate to represent Hong Kong in this rapidly developing and successful international sport. "Cricket plays an important role in Hong Kong society, and we are also committed to continuing to maintain Hong Kong cricket. The development of the football club. We warmly welcome Mr. Ma Daoli to join the team and look forward to moving forward with his support and guidance."
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The Law Society’s re-election. Ma Daoli’s speech called for the rule of law to emphasize the non-political concept of the rule of law. Lin Wenhan, the deputy chief of the Appeals Chamber, was nominated as the permanent judge of the Court of Final Appeal. Quoting opinions from others: Ma Daoli is appointed Honorary Professor of Law at CUHK to provide teaching advice