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After the Executive Yuan recognized difficulties in implementing parliamentary powers reform, which President Lai Ching-te approved, it was sent to the Legislative Yuan for reconsideration. An ex-aide of the People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je and political commentator Wu Jing-yi stated that with less than half of the seats in the parliament belonging to the three major parties, the Legislative Yuan has turned into a show scene instead of a place for serious discussions. Criticizing the Kuomintang, Wu remarked that the party seems to have lost its essence, with even the younger generation and intellectuals expressing disinterest. He mentioned the People's Party's eight seats as being insignificant. The article discusses various aspects of the ongoing political situation in Taiwan's parliament.
Source: YAHOO