Reported 7 months ago
As Taiwan's legislative body prepares for a contentious amendment process regarding congressional powers, the three major political parties—DPP, KMT, and TPP—are mobilizing public outreach to discuss the implications of this reform. The DPP plans seven town hall meetings starting Friday to inform the public about the importance of reforming the legislature, while the KMT is organizing over a hundred session talks. Meanwhile, the TPP expresses concerns about the growing tensions in the legislature. Discussions within the Legislative Yuan will determine the timeframe for the proposals' voting, amid calls from various party leaders for transparency and accountability in the legislative process.
Source: YAHOO