Reported about 1 year ago
On July 4th, the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan in Taiwan clashed over the amendment of the Public Officials Election and Recall Law, with conflicting viewpoints between the DPP and KMT parties. DPP members occupied the chairman's seat to block the KMT's attempt to raise the recall threshold, leading to a stalemate and adjournment of the meeting. However, committee chair Kou Chien-mei declared a rescheduling of the review for July 8th. The agenda for July 8th will focus on the amendment of the Election and Recall Law. The dispute revolves around controversial proposals to alter the recall process, with both parties gearing up for further confrontation and scrutiny in the upcoming meeting.
Source: YAHOO