According to Taiwan media reports, People's Party Hsinchu mayor candidate Gao Hongan said today that the assistants she hired in the "Legislative Yuan" and related fees such as paying salaries are handled in accordance with relevant regulations, legal and compliant, and there is no way to harm the public privately.
Gao Hongan Picture source Taiwan media
Korean's Hsinchu mayor candidate Lin Gengren held a press conference yesterday, questioning that Gao Hongan appoints her boyfriend as a public-funded assistant in the "Legislative Yuan" and there is no extension in the address book. The mobile phone number displayed is the same as Gao Hongan, which means that the assistant must be found through Gao Hongan. He believes that the answer should be given to questions such as whether the assistant surnamed Li is her boyfriend and whether he has the taxpayer's money to pay her boyfriend's salary.
Gao Hongan responded at a press conference on political opinions today that the assistants she hired in the Legislative Yuan and paid salaries and other related expenses were handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Legislative Yuan. It is completely legal and compliant, and there is no illegality or private harm to public. If Lin Gengren believes that she is illegal, he should clearly provide evidence instead of using a large number of questions to evade legal liability.
Gao Hongan said that she has worked hard to maintain a clean election style so far in the election, and has never made any contribution to the private lives of the other two candidates, engaged in controversial industries or family members. Lin Gengren mentioned the personal and private field and has nothing to do with the public department. Please reserve space.
In response to Lin Gengren's question on whether the purchase of Kezhi shares involved in insider trading, Gao Hongan pointed out that in July 2016, she used personal funds of New Taiwan dollars 1.25 million yuan to remit money to Kezhi Enterprise Investment, and obtained shares in November 2016. In May 2018, Hon Hai related companies invested in Kezhi. All the process was completely legal.
Gao Hongan pointed out that Kezhi Enterprise has not yet listed its stock, so it is impossible for "inside transactions" to be involved. He criticized Lin Gengren for not understanding the basic ABCs of industries and technology companies, nor does he understand the basic laws, which makes people question whether he has the ability to lead the most important technology industry settlement cities in Taiwan. (Editor: Fang Yanyan)
