Who heads the Court of Final Appeal?

• A. President
• B. Chief Administrative Officer
• C. Senior Judge
• D. Chief Justice

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is who leads Hong Kong’s highest court. The Court of Final Appeal is headed by the Chief Justice, who also serves as the head of the judiciary and presides over the Court’s proceedings. This role involves guiding the court’s leadership and overseeing its operations.

Other titles don’t fit this leadership position: a President isn’t the title for this court’s head, a Senior Judge is a high-ranking judge who may sit on cases but doesn’t head the Court, and a Chief Administrative Officer is an administrative government role, not a judicial one.