What is the official of Datuk in Hong Kong? It seems quite big.

Haha, confused. The power of the Governor is in accordance with the Letters Patent, and the Governor of Hong Kong has very great power. Before 1985, all members of the Legislative Council were also appointed by the Governor. All bills discussed in the Legislative Council must be approved by the Governor and signed by him. In other words, the Governor also has the "final veto power" over all bills. Unlike the Legislative Council, the Executive Council has always been appointed by the Governor. The two municipal councils will only play an advisory and auxiliary role in the Governor's administration. The Governor is also the chairman of the Legislative Council (Gundam 1993) and the Executive Council. Apart from OMELCO members, the Governor also has the power to appoint judges and justices of the peace, and to take disciplinary actions (such as fines) or even dismiss all civil servants (except the Assistant Secretary for Home Affairs, hereinafter referred to as the Chief Secretary, the Financial Secretary, the Department of Justice and the Commander of the British Forces stationed in Hong Kong). In addition, the governor has the power to pardon prisoners (including death row prisoners) and exempt them from fines. What's more, since the Governor is the representative of the British King in Hong Kong, and Hong Kong is a British colony, all official land belongs to the British King, so the Governor has the right to grant official land to other people and organizations (such as Po Leung Kuk). ).http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php? Title =% E9% A6% 99% E6% B8% AF% E7% B8% BD% E7% 9D% A3&; Variant=zh-hk Dato' was awarded by Sudan; Datuk is granted by the head of state. Datuk, a title in Malaysia. For example, Datuk Yang Ziqiong, a famous China international superstar (the title of Perak). http://zh.wikipedia.org/w/index.php? Title =% E9% A9% AC% E6% 9D% A5% E8% A5% BF% E4% BA% 9A% E5% B0% 81%E8% A1%94 & Variant =zh-hk