Social welfare controversies erupt in Bei City! Yao Shuwen was questioned about his competence, but Jiang Wanan refused to reorganize the small cabinet

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the city government’s public safety supervision meeting on the afternoon of the 21st.

As the outside world has recently paid attention to whether Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's small cabinet will be reorganized before the election, Social Affairs Bureau Director Yao Shuwen was also named. Jiang Wanan was interviewed on the afternoon of the 21st and said that he must currently require each chief to stick to his post, solve all the problems at hand, and must do his best in all work.

After Jiang Wanan took office, many major child abuse incidents occurred, and the placement and care supervision of children and children was lacking. Some cases were corrected by the Supervisory Yuan. Recently, a controversy broke out about social workers stealing property from the elderly. When Jiang Wanan was interviewed last night, a guest asked whether the small cabinet would be reorganized before the election. When the Taipei City Council held a project meeting this morning, DPP Taipei City Councilor Lin Liangjun even questioned, "Should Yao Shuwen still sit in the director's seat?"

Before attending the public safety supervision meeting in the city hall building this afternoon, Jiang Wanan was asked about the reshuffle of the mini-cabinet and Yao Shuwen's departure. He responded that each bureau chief is currently required to stick to his position, solve the problems at hand, and do his best in all work. He did not directly state whether he would consider adjusting personnel.

Jiang Wanan will take leave from November 12 to officially join the election campaign

When Chiang Wanan went to the Taipei City Council this morning to make a special report, he confirmed that he would take leave on November 12 to officially join the election campaign. In an interview in the afternoon, he further explained that in response to changes in the election situation, the team will of course adjust its pace accordingly. Next, Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan, KMT legislators and the campaign team will be invited to jointly plan, emphasizing that they will do their best to unite and win the public's approval to win this critical election. As for whether he feels pressure about the election, Jiang Wanan said frankly that with only more than 30 days left before the election, the team must adjust its rhythm and go all out.

In addition, when media personality Qian Yijun described his situation as "half-lived, political energy has been halved and halved again," Jiang Wanan expressed respect for comments from all walks of life and emphasized that he is confident in his bid for re-election and will work step by step to win the approval of every citizen.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan responded to external concerns such as the reshuffle of the mini-cabinet.