Reported 11 months ago
Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen has requested a constitutional interpretation regarding parliamentary reform bills and urged opposition parties not to act hastily before the results are announced. However, legislator Huang Kuo-chang of the People's Party criticized Tsai, questioning his behavior and legal basis for his demands. Huang also pointed out inconsistencies in Tsai's stance on constitutional matters, urging clarity and adherence to constitutional procedures. Tsai defended his actions, emphasizing the need to protect constitutional order and rights of the people. The controversy surrounds the signing and provisional dispositions of the parliamentary reform bills, leading to debates and legal challenges.
Source: YAHOO