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The "Taipei Ocean Current" campaign launched by Shen Boyang is about to come to an end, causing the Internet to pay attention to relevant legal regulations.
The "Taipei Ocean Current" street sweeper convoy launched by the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang will have its finale in Shilin and Beitou Districts on November 15. It is reported that the surrounding yacht schedules have been booked out. The fan site "Taiwan Meme" reminds you to pay attention to the following precautions, otherwise you will be careful to violate the election and strike law.
"Taiwan Meme" said that according to the election law, we cannot charter boats or cars or "provide free services" to supporters of any candidate for people to participate. They can pay their own expenses. This is absolutely fine. It means that those present should "share the ride at their own expense" instead of one or two people paying to "invite" or "entertain" everyone to participate. This is very important, and the price of the shared ride at their own expense cannot be much lower than the market price.
"Taiwan Meme" mentioned that drinks, meals and other supplies cannot be provided on board for "free use". Even if it is paid for at one's own expense, it cannot be too cheap, as there will be legal issues of non-reciprocity. This may constitute a violation of the election and strike law. In serious cases, it will be vote bribery, which means that this sponsorship has nothing to do with the political donation law, but an issue with the election and strike law.
"Taiwan Memes" reminds those who get on the boat not to get too high and be sure to wear life jackets in compliance with the regulations. "I believe that many people are watching our activities every time to see what they want to do to us." Therefore, despite your enthusiasm, everyone must be very careful and guard against fear.
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