
AI-generated summary
During a regular meeting of the Miaoli County Council, members questioned the county budget, especially the fines and compensation revenue items.
Miaoli County Councilor Yu Yaodong (right) questioned the Miaoli County Government's budget for fines and fines next year. They are increasing every year, which may lead to fines for small amounts, which is basically abusing the county people. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xunteng)
The Miaoli County Council will hold a regular meeting today (2). County Councilor Yu Yaodong questioned the county government’s total budget for next year’s total budget of about 335.29 million yuan in fines and compensation revenue. Who instructed it, so the budget increases every year, which may lead to fines for minor crimes, which is a fundamental abuse of 530,000 county residents. County Magistrate Zhong Dongjin responded that he will never increase fines, and this is only an estimate of the Finance Department, and will not issue fines based on the budget.
The regular meeting of the Miaoli County Council started today. Yan Xiangru, Director of the Accounting Department, explained the preparation of the general budget for next year. The revenue from fines and compensation for next year will be approximately 335.29 million yuan, an increase of 12.26 million yuan from this year, and the revenue from major fines and fines has increased.
Please read on...
Yu Yaodong questioned whether the increase in fines and fines every year was the instruction of the county magistrate, police chief, or secretary-general? In particular, the police's technological enforcement is very poor. The policeman is sitting in front of the video tape. If you want to increase the number by 200 million today, he will punish you at the first sight, and some of them will be fined for minor crimes. Don't go to the people to fine you when you have no money. This is basically abusing the 530,000 county residents.
Guo Chunmei, Director of the Finance Department, responded that the Finance Department compiles data on the penalties and liabilities of each bureau in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Zhong Dongjin also explained that he hoped that people would not be fined if they did not violate the rules; as for fines and fines, they were not only for traffic violations at the police station, but also for violations of hillside conservation and improvement, and the Finance Department only estimated the figures and would not act according to the compiled figures. He also asked all bureaus to try not to fine people, and everyone is a good person. However, sometimes the central government comes to clamp down, and the county government has to impose fines, but it also tries to deal with it leniently.
In response to Miaoli County Councilor Yu Yaodong's question, County Magistrate Zhong Dongjin responded that the Finance Department prepared only budget estimates. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xunteng)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Miaoli County Government will explain in more detail the basis and use of fine revenue in future budget preparations
Likely · Within weeks

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang proposed four major education policy directions: reducing pressure on teachers, relieving stress with teachers, improving the early childhood education environment, and supporting special education, hoping to retain outstanding teachers. In response, the Beijing Municipal Education Bureau pointed out that many of the contents are consistent with the policy directions promoted by the city government in recent years and have achieved results.

As Taiwan-Philippines maritime cooperation deepens, it is reported that the Coast Guard intends to donate the decommissioned Kinmen ship to the Philippines. Kuomintang legislator Xu Yuzhen questioned the possible impact on the rights and interests of our country's fishermen and mentioned the Guangxing incident. Biling, the chairperson of the Maritime Commission, stressed that there was an agreement on the gift of the boat, which prohibited enforcement against our fishing boats, and the return could be revoked if breached.

The New Taipei City mayoral election is heating up. Miss China Zhang Shujuan recently accused Su Qiaohui of being maliciously smeared and named her accomplice. Kuomintang candidate Li Sichuan's campaign spokesperson Guo Yinlan criticized Su Qiaohui for "not commenting on private matters" to shirk responsibility and demanded an apology to the victims.

In the golden autumn of October, people of all ethnic groups gathered in Tiananmen Square to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. Good news in the international arena is spreading frequently, and the land of China is changing with each passing day. The young people have taken practical actions to resonate with their youth and their country, showing the ever-changing atmosphere and bright prospects of Chinese-style modernization.

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party and New Taipei mayoral candidate Su Qiaohui went to a dinner party at Xingde Palace in Wanda No. 1 Fruit and Vegetable Market at noon on the 2nd. The two attended to pay homage to the votes and interacted with stall vendors and residents. Shen Boyang was concerned about market facilities and water and electricity reductions, while Su Qiaohui emphasized the mutual goodwill and tacit cooperation between the two countries.

Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was questioned by Xu Fu, the Taipei City Councilor candidate of the People's Party, for mobilizing 5,300 people to create a "fake ocean current". In response, scholar Ye Yaoyuan asked whether the People's Party was envious because of its lack of mobilization ability. Legislator Chung Jiabin referred to this number as a "guaranteed quota" for supporters.