South China Morning Post publisher Tammy Tam appointed to Law Reform Commission

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by SCMP ReporterFebruary 27, 2026 at 10:57 AM

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Tammy Tam, publisher of the South China Morning Post, has been appointed to Hong Kong's Law Reform Commission for a three-year term starting in March, representing the media industry. The appointment, made by Chief Executive John Lee, fills the vacancy left by May Chan Suk-mei of Commercial Radio, who completed two terms. The Law Reform Commission advises the government on legal reforms to ensure Hong Kong's laws remain current and relevant. The 12-member commission, chaired by the Secretary for Justice Paul Lam Ting-kwok, includes legal professionals, scholars, and ex officio members. Professor Alexander Loke from City University's School of Law was also reappointed for a second term.

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Commercial Radio 40% City University 40% Court of Final Appeal 50% May Chan Suk-mei 60% Alexander Loke 60% South China Morning Post 70% Paul Lam Ting-kwok 70% John Lee Ka-chiu 70% Law Reform Commission ×380% Tammy Tam ×390% Hong Kong ×290%

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law reform commission 100% tammy tam 90% media industry 80% hong kong 70% south china morning post 60% legal reforms 60% journalism 50% appointment 50% chief executive 40%

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South China Morning Post

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Hong Kong

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