And finally,

The HaiFong Go Association says it be taking control of all professional Go
operations from the Taiwan Chi Yuan Foundation in March.

According to the two Go institutions, the move is aimed at optimizing
resource allocation for the development of the sport in Taiwan.

It means the HaiFong Go Association will assume the responsibility of
training young players who wish to take the annual professional Go player
exam, as well as organizing the exam, which was previously the responsibility
of Taiwan Chi Yuan Foundation.

However, despite the change in responsibilities the Taiwan Chi Yuan
Foundation will remain the major sponsor of the three major tournaments it
has organized.

Those tournaments being the Taiwan Tengen, the National Champion Tournament,
and the C-M-C Grandmaster.

The HaiFong Go Association will also replace the Taiwan Chi Yuan Foundation
as the point of contact for international competitions and organize events to
select Go players to represent Taiwan on the international stage.