
AI-generated summary
Taiwan is facing the problem of teenage children, and various political parties have proposed amending the law to reduce the burden of childcare on families.
Kuomintang League Chief Fu Kunqi and others proposed a "draft to amend some provisions of the Child and Adolescent Welfare and Rights Protection Law" to add health insurance premiums for children under 6 years old, which will be fully subsidized by the central competent authority. It was submitted to the Social Welfare and Health Environment Committee for review at the Legislative Yuan today. However, on March 27 this year, the Popular Party Group proposed the same amendment to the law, and the first reading was submitted to the committee for review; even the Kuomintang Party Group proposed the same amendment to the law on April 17. Interestingly, blue committee members later followed up, and there are currently more than 20 cases of relevant revisions of the law pending before the Sanitation and Environmental Protection Committee.
The proposal by Fu Kunqi and others pointed out that our country is facing problems such as the declining number of children and the increasing burden of childcare on families. In order to protect children's health rights and interests and reduce the financial burden of childcare on families, it is necessary for the government to strengthen children's medical and health support measures. Therefore, they proposed the "Draft Amendment to Certain Articles of the Child and Adolescent Welfare and Rights Protection Law." It is added in the draft that the central competent authority will fully subsidize the health insurance premiums for children under 6 years old to improve the welfare and rights protection of children.
On March 27 this year, the People's Party League and Kuomintang legislator Xu Qiaoxin proposed relevant amendments to exempt health insurance premiums for those under 6 years old, and the first reading was submitted to the committee for review; even the Kuomintang League proposed the same amendment on April 17, with the sponsors Fu Kunqi and the then Party Secretary-General Lin Peixiang and Chief Deputy Secretary-General Xu Yuzhen stressed that the amendment was to encourage childbirth and protect children's welfare and rights. Kuomintang legislators Ma Wenjun, Liao Weixiang, and Lai Shibao also proposed relevant amendments on the same day, and the first reading was submitted to the committee for review.
Interestingly, the blue committee members followed up one after another. The relevant proposals of Kuomintang legislators Lin Qianqi and Luo Zhiqiang were submitted to the committee for the first reading on April 24; the relevant proposals of Ye Yuanzhi, Luo Tingwei, Wang Yumin, Wang Hongwei, and Zheng were submitted to the committee for the first reading on May 8. Zhengqian; Qiu Ruohua followed on May 15, Weng Xiaoling on May 22, You Hao on May 29, Liao Xianxiang on June 12, Xie Longjie on June 26, and Su Qingquan on August 14. Currently, there are more than 20 relevant revisions of the law.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Legislative Yuan Health and Environment Committee will review more than 20 cases related to legislative amendments
Very likely · Within months

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