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Kuomintang legislator Wu Zongxian was exposed by a weekly magazine that he had made false property declarations when running for Yilan County Governor. Chen Wenchang, the general convenor of the Yilan County Assembly Caucus of the DPP, and others went to the Yilan County Election Committee to file a complaint and demand a thorough investigation.
Kuomintang legislator Wu Zongxian was exposed by a weekly magazine for making false property declarations when running for Yilan County Governor. Chen Wenchang, chief convenor of the Democratic Progressive Party's Yilan County Council caucus, held a press conference with county council candidates such as You Guolian, Chen Hanze and Li Mingzhe today. In addition to criticizing Wu for answering the question of avoiding important matters, the party group also went to the Yilan County Election Committee after the meeting to report Wu Zongxian for violating the property declaration law and strongly demanded a thorough investigation.
Wu Zongxian claimed that the shareholding was a gift and that the merger name would be corrected if the merger name was not updated. However, Chen Wenchang criticized that the declaration form was scrawled and full of errors. "Sustainable Development" was dissolved as early as February. In September, Wu actually reported that the company had been extinct for half a year. The recipient column was even misplaced as "Sustainable Development Co., Ltd.", and his behavior seemed to be out of time.
Chen Wenchang pointed out that Wu made many alterations to the prices of other securities and also noted that the company was "delisted," proving that he knew that securities should be clearly marked. However, Wu allowed the company, which held 870 shares, to make no corrections. He did not pretend to make corrections until the magazine revealed it, which was basically a deliberate attempt to conceal the facts.
Citing the Administrative Court's judgment, Chen Wenchang emphasized that inspection obligations should be fulfilled before declaration, and legal procedures must be completed only after confirmation. He criticized that Wu, as a legal practitioner and former prosecutor, should strictly implement property declarations instead of handing over documents that are full of errors and suspected of being untrue, and then try to pass public doubts with a perfunctory attitude.
Chen Wenchang questioned that the merged company "Yongcheng Environmental Technology" was a bad actor with a total of 31 environmental fines. Wu holds the largest number of shares in such a notorious manufacturer, which inevitably makes people suspect that he filled out the company's liquidation form to avoid inspection. The party group formally reported to the county election committee and asked Wu Zongxian to explain to Yilan villagers whether there were any hidden interests behind him.
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