Admission to the Malaysian Bar (Long Call) Speech
Name:  KENNETH WONG KUOK WENG
Date:    September 23, 2011

Admission Speech of Mr Kenneth Wong Kuok Weng as
Advocate and Solicitor, High Court of  Malaya.

If it pleases you My Lord,

Alex Chang, appear for Your Humble  Petitioner Kenneth
Wong,   and my learned friends representing the relevant  
bodies  have  been  introduced earlier.

My Lord
Your Petitioner, Kenneth Wong Kuok Weng is the eldest boy of
Mr and Mrs Wong Siew Wah.   He graduated from the Cardiff  
University, Wales.   Great country scene, the  best place to
study.   Kenneth told me  that in Wales, people do  not talk
about animal  rights.... there are 10 million sheep and 3 million
people.   

My Lord
The  petitioner    loves  futsal and football, therefore  Your
Petitioner and I have one thing in common.   Beckham, we both
like the Beckhams.   He likes David, I like Victoria.

My Lord, one more detail about Cardiff  this tall  handsome  
young man  made it to the cover of the Cardiff  University
International Students Propectus....
I found it rather  strange when confessed to me that he Plays
only  the guitar and no other instruments.

My Lord
After Wales,
Your Petitioner  then proceeded to take  the Bar Vocational
Course and was called to the English Bar at  the Honourable
Society of Lincoln's Inn.  Upon returning from the United
Kingdom, Your Petitioner commenced and completed his
pupillage in the prestigious chambers of my learned and old  
friend  Wong  Kian  Kheong Esq

My Lord
Your Petitioner would like to express his  heartfelt gratitude to
his parents and family for their continuous support, for  without
which, he would   never have  reached this milestone in his
life.   He would like to also thank in particular, his mother Ms
Tan Lee Koon  and his uncle my learned and old friend   
Kingston Tan Esq, who are both advocates  and solicitors for
inspiring him at the early age  to read law.                 

Your Petitioner  told me that he will start his legal career in the
firm of M/s Hailey Hassan and Tan, having known and  worked
with  Kingston Tan Esq, my old friend,  I am sure he will soon
become a fine litigator.

There is one other reason why Your Petitioner wanted to do
law.     He  used to be told off  by almost all his teachers  from
primary school right up to   college  for being talkative.    So he
thought, since I am guilty as hell for being talkative,  why not
talk and be paid at the same time?   
ML his wishes came true today.

Your Petitioner would also like to thank his Pupil  Master,   
Wong Kian Kheong Esq  for his guidance and patience
throughout the 9 months of pupillage.  He is grateful to his
Pupil Master for giving him so much court exposure and the
rare  golden opportunity to watch and assist  one of the finest  
litigators   in action.    Wong Esq   shown him,  to be a good
advocate and solicitor, one must have    the utmost dedication
and   love for the law.                

Finally, Your Petitioner would like to thank his former
colleagues,  Dock Brief mates and friends for making the 9
month, however arduous, a truly enjoyable experience and
would also like to express his gratitude to them for being able
to avail themselves this morning to witness this meaningful
occasion.

My Lord
(i)          Your Petitioner is a fit and proper person to be
admitted and enrolled as an Advocate and Solicitor of the High
Court of Malaya.
(ii)          all papers are in order
(iii)          no objections from the three bodies

to pray that Your Petitioner be admitted and enrolled as an
Advocate and Solicitor

ORDER

My Lord, I crave leave for Your Petitioner's mother,  Ms Tan
Lee Koon, an advocate and solicitor of the HC Malaya, to robe
him.
Mr Kenneth Wong
with the Mover
Mr Alex Chang
Mr Foo Hiap Choong with
his Master Mr Alex Chang
& colleague Miss Jo Tan
Miss Nur Zahan with her
Master Mr Alex Chang