Source: Huaxia Jingwei.com
Wang Shijian believes that the way Beijing Examination treats Gao Hongan is a bit insulting and excessive. (Taiwan's "China Times" file photo)
According to Taiwan's "China Times" report on December 20, Hsinchu Mayor-elect Gao Hong'an, a member of the People's Party, was investigated by the Beijing Prosecutor's Office last week for allegedly overreporting assistant fees. He was later released on bail of NT$600,000 (NT$, the same below). The prosecutor's current investigation is focused on whether the provident fund was misappropriated for personal use. In this regard, Taipei City Councilor Wang Shijian of the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that if Gao Hongan used the provident fund with a real assistant, then this is just a matter of "human conduct" and not the law. Therefore, he called on the Beijing Prosecutor's Office to investigate and handle the case in accordance with the principle of proportion. At the same time, he believed that the way the Beijing Prosecutor's Office treated Gao Hongan was a bit insulting and excessive.
Wang Shijian 19 said on the political commentary program "News Face to Face" that Gao Hongan's judicial issue is whether she used capitation assistants and overreported overtime pay. But if Gao really has these assistants and has agreed with them on monthly salary and provident fund regulations, and if the assistants also work overtime, then it is a matter of "boss and associates". Don't blame others.
Wang Shijian went on to say that of course the provident fund issue should be investigated, but if Gao Hongan used the provident fund "with a real assistant", such behavior is illegal but legal, because the provident fund is paid out by the boss and employees together. Logically speaking, the boss should "pay out more and use less", or even not use it. Therefore, Wang Shijian bluntly said that what was wrong with Gao Hongan was a matter of life. Although she was stingy and stingy, "it is not illegal to be stingy, and it is not illegal to be stingy."
Finally, Wang Shijian suggested that the Beijing Prosecutor's Office should investigate and handle the matter in accordance with the principle of proportionality. Since Gao Hongan is a representative of public opinion, there is a certain mutual respect between the judiciary and the people's representative (but it does not mean that respect will lead to investigation), and other methods such as sending letters can be used. Wang Shijian also said frankly that he thinks this is a bit insulting and goes too far. (Source: China Jingwei.com)
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