Taiwan Abolish Control Yuan
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an proposes abolishing Taiwan's Control Yuan, sparking debate. Legislators are divided on the proposal, with some supporting the idea and others criticizing the focus on national politics. Nominees for the Control Yuan also express desires for enhanced parliamentary powers.
Taiwan's Control Yuan Probes Bureaucratic Arrogance, Privatized Docks at Dahu Park
- Taiwan's Control Yuan is investigating alleged bureaucratic arrogance and the privatization of public docks in Taipei's Dahu Park. - The investigation stems from a dispute over a citizen group's request to use the park's waters for kayaking. - The Control Yuan asserts its probe defends public rights and aims to promote transparency and water access nationwide.
Liao Wan-ju declines Control Yuan nomination, supports abolition
- Former legislator Liao Wan-ju has declined a nomination for a Control Yuan position, following a similar refusal by former Taipei Deputy Mayor Hsieh Cheng-ta. - Liao stated her decision supports the…
Taiwan opposition urges constitutional reform to abolish Control Yuan; KMT silent
- Taiwan's opposition parties are calling for constitutional amendments to abolish the Control Yuan. - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) stated they would approve any such amendment if it include…
Taipei Mayor's call to abolish Control Yuan sparks political debate
- Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an proposed abolishing the Control Yuan, but his stance differs from the Kuomintang's central leadership. - The Taiwan People's Party has repeatedly called for the abolition …