Watch the election of the 8 Legislative Yuan committees at once! Green won 8 seats, blue won 7 seats, and white won 1 seat.
Quick Look
- During the sixth session of the 11th Legislative Yuan, the election of eight standing committee members was held.
- The Kuomintang League convened the Judiciary and Legal Affairs Committee to the People’s Party legislator Chen Zhaozi.
- In the end, the Democratic Progressive Party won 8 seats on the convening committee, the Kuomintang caucus won 7 seats, and the People's Party caucus won 1 seat.
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Why It Matters
The sixth session of the 11th Legislative Yuan has begun a few days ago, and elections for eight standing committees will be held today. According to regulations, each standing committee has two convening committee seats. Since the convening committee can decide the agenda of the committee, and the Legislative Yuan will review the budget in the new session, the number of convening committee seats on each standing committee is a must-have for the ruling and opposition parties.
Legislative Yuan (file photo)
The 8 standing committees of the sixth session of the 11th Legislative Yuan held convening elections today. The Kuomintang League convened the Judiciary and Legal Affairs Committee to the People’s Party legislator Chen Zhaozi. In the end, the Democratic Progressive Party won 8 seats on the convening committee, the Kuomintang caucus had 7 seats, and the People's Party caucus had 1 seat.
The election results of each committee are: Internal Affairs: Li Baiyi (Citizen), Liao Xianxiang (State); Foreign Affairs and Defense: Wang Yichuan (Citizen), Xu Qiaoxin (State); Economy: Zhong Jiabin (Citizen), Zheng Zhengqian (State); Finance: Lai Huiyuan (Citizen), Lin De Fu (country); teaching and literature: Chen Peiyu (people), Ye Yuanzhi (country); transportation: Lin Junxian (people), Qiu Ruohua (country); judicial and legal system: Zhang Yalin (people), Chen Zhaozi (public); health and environmental protection: Wang Zhengxu (people), Chen Jinghui (country).
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The sixth session of the 11th Legislative Yuan has begun a few days ago, and elections for eight standing committees will be held today. According to regulations, each standing committee has two convening committee seats. Since the convening committee can decide the agenda of the committee, and the Legislative Yuan will review the budget in the new session, the number of convening committee seats on each standing committee is a must-have for the ruling and opposition parties.
Open Questions
- How will committees allocate agenda priorities?
- How will the negotiations between the ruling and opposition parties proceed in the budget review?
- How will the People's Party affect the review of relevant bills after it obtains a seat on the Judiciary and Legal Affairs Committee?






