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Lin Yueqin is a legislator of the Democratic Progressive Party and is running for mayor of Miaoli. She recently accused Chen Renjie, chairman of the Miaoli Citizens' Representative Association, of using a shell-changing method to contract the Miaoli County Government and Miaoli City Office for about 300 million yuan in tenders. The Chen Renjie Service responded that Lin Yueqin serves as a director of multiple foundations and civil society groups and has not avoided interests. Related groups have received central subsidies of more than 60 million yuan.
Lin Yueqin counterattacked Chen Renjie and reiterated that public welfare funds are innocent. (Provided by Lin Yueqin)
Lin Yueqin, a DPP legislator and Miaoli mayoral candidate, recently accused Chen Renjie, chairman of the Miaoli Citizens' Representative Association, of changing his shell to contract the Miaoli County Government and Miaoli City Office for about 300 million yuan. The Chen Renjie Service Office responded strongly this morning, criticizing Lin Yueqin for not avoiding interests and serving as a director, vice chairman and consultant of many foundations and civil society organizations. , criticizing "no avoidance of interests" and related foundations and groups receiving central government bids and subsidies with an initial estimated total amount of more than 60 million yuan. Lin Yueqin's campaign team countered at noon today, calling this a typical tactic used by the "Three Musketeers of Bidding" in the face of supervision, and questioned "who won the government bid, but did not explain clearly what the citizens got."
Lin Yueqin emphasized that Chen Renjie’s so-called 60 million yuan subsidy was all used for public welfare, taking care of disadvantaged children and supporting families, and never went into personal pockets. However, Chen Renjie distorted the service funds of public welfare groups into her personal interests.
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Lin Yueqin pointed out that Chen Renjie's related companies have contracted nearly 300 million yuan in government tenders and the revenue their company has achieved should clearly explain the quality of the project to the public. Lin Yueqin criticized, how is the quality of the project? What do citizens get? You can't just say that your company's tender revenue is "in accordance with the law", but describe the public welfare funds for child care as a transfer of profits.
Lin Yueqin said that companies related to Chen Renjie have obtained many road improvement bids, but "how much have the roads used by Miaoli citizens improved? Why is the number of traffic fatalities and injuries in Miaoli City still the highest in Miaoli County?"
Lin Yueqin emphasized that the bids of Chen Renjie's related companies have been reviewed by the Engineering Council. Even if the bids are handled in accordance with the law, they must be inspected for quality and effectiveness. Miaoli citizens will see clearly, "Who uses resources to take care of children, and who takes government bids, but it is not clear what the citizens get."
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Miaoli Municipal Government will strengthen the quality inspection of bids from companies related to Chen Renjie
Likely · Within weeks
Lin Yueqin will continue to investigate whether Chen Renjie is involved in the transfer of interests
Very likely · Within days

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