Chen Ju and Tsai Ing-wen. (Picture source from the Internet)
China Taiwan Network 7 July 27 According to Taiwan's China Times, the "Taiwan independence" party, which is regarded as a "little green" by the island media, released a poll on the 26th, showing that 61.7% of Taiwanese people were dissatisfied with the review process for the handling of the personnel case of Chen Ju, the head of the Taiwan supervisory agency, and 57.1% believed that the DPP should bear the greatest responsibility, and 24.2% believed that the KMT should be responsible. Regarding the amendment of the so-called constitutional provisions in Taiwan and the abolition of Taiwan's supervision agencies, 53% of Taiwanese people expressed their lack of confidence. 53.3% of those without confidence were expressed as whether Chen Ju could exercise her powers beyond the party.
"The Power of the Times" Party Chairman Xu Yongming said that Taiwan's legislature did not assume the responsibility for substantive review when reviewing the personnel case of the Taiwan supervisory agency. In terms of raising hands to compare votes, the DPP will of course win. The ruling party should think carefully whether the legislative bodies in Taiwan will still use this "duck domineering" method to handle matters in the future.
According to Taiwan's "China Times News Network", the pro-green think tank "Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation" released the latest poll on the 27th, showing that 42.7% of the people said they were not suitable for office, and 9.1% had no opinions.
In addition, the Kuomintang held a press conference recently and pointed out that the "23 Design Company" of Su Qiaochun, the youngest daughter of Su Zhenchang, the head of Taiwan administrative agency, received the NT$10 million exhibition bid on the Taiwan Science and Technology Museum on January 7, 2019. Seven days later, Su Zhenchang took over the position of head of Taiwan administrative agency; Taiwan administrative agency subsidized NT$47 billion this year, and Su Qiaochun also received the NT$7 million NT$7 million NT$. The Kuomintang believes that the Su Zhenchang family "gives subsidies with the left hand and holds the bid with the right hand" and "is no different from collecting kickbacks." "The Power of the Times" polled this, showing that 49.5% believed that Su Qiaochun should not have bidded based on the avoidance of interests. (China Taiwan Network Zhang Ling)
Source: China Taiwan Network
